Insider Updates From Broder Metals Group

JOSCAR Accreditation Award

JOSCAR Accreditation Award

Broder Metals Group Limited / Broder Aerospace are proud to announce that we have been approved to join the Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register (JOSCAR) which enables companies in the Aerospace, Defence, Security & Space sectors to identify qualified...

New Health And Safety Initiatives At Broder Metals Group

New Health And Safety Initiatives At Broder Metals Group

At Broder Metals Group, health and safety is our priority, a proactive approach which means we’ve had no significant accidents in the last five years. In fact, we’ve been fortunate to see nothing more than an occasional minor cut! However, despite our exemplary health...

Alloy C276 and Alloy 20: A Comparison

Alloy C276 and Alloy 20: A Comparison

Alloy C276 and Alloy 20: A Comparison Alloy C276 and Alloy 20 are widely used in marine applications. They share many characteristics, but there are also important differences. This article presents a brief comparison of the two metal alloys, with suggested...

Alloy 718 – What is it? – Alloy 718 to ASTM B637

Alloy 718 – What is it? – Alloy 718 to ASTM B637

Alloy 718 – What is it? UNS N07718 (Alloy 718) is often seen as the workhorse of the nickel-chromium alloy range, with many applications in Aerospace, General Engineering and the Oil & Gas industry.  The grade is one of a type that is precipitation-hardenable, and...

Alloy 718 – What Is It? Alloy 718 To AMS5663

Alloy 718 – What Is It? Alloy 718 To AMS5663

UNS N07718 (Alloy 718) is often seen as the workhorse of the nickel-chromium alloy range, with many applications in Aerospace, General Engineering and the Oil & Gas industry. The grade is one of a type that is precipitation-hardenable, and which, with its addition...