Tin Bronze – Materials and norms
Tin Bronze
Tin bronze, also known as phosphor bronze, contains between 0.5 and 11% tin and 0.01 to 0.35% phosphorus. Alloyed tin increases the corrosion resistance and strength of copper, while phosphorus increases its wear resistance and stiffness.
Another type of bronze is gunmetal, also known as red bronze. It contains lead and zinc surcharges which improve its machining qualities.
Tin bronze is used for springs, screws, bushings, bearings, electrical switches with moving or sliding parts, gearboxes, pump components, piston rings, propellers, wind instruments, lead screw nuts, pump impellers, pump pistons, steam fittings, speed reducers, worm gears, worm wheels, automotive fittings, washers, crane bearings, diesel engine wrist pin bushings, forging press toggle lever bearings, fuel and water pump bushings, hydraulic press main lining and stuffing box, machine tool bearings, main spindle bearings, pump fixtures, pump impellers, roll neck bearings, thrust washers, etc. It is also used in cryogenics as it combines good electrical and low thermal conductivity.
We supply bronze in the form of bars (round, flat, square, hexagonal, hollow) and tubes. We cut semi-finished products into precise pre-final dimensions using band saws.
Below you will find a selection of the most common material grades we work with. Note for European standards (EN): the prefix CC (e.g. CC492K) indicates castings, CB (e.g. CB492K) indicates ingots, and CW (e.g. CW492K) indicates alloys intended for forming. Note for mechanical properties tables: values may vary depending on the manufacturing process and profile – more precise information for a specific semi-finished product is available on request.
If you are interested in another grade or alloy, do not hesitate to contact us.
Grade | ČSN | EN | DIN | ASTM (UNS) | GOST | Afnor | |
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CuSn3Pb7Zn9 |
C84400
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CuSn3Zn8Pb5 |
CC490K
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2.1098.01
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C84400
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BrO3Z7S5N1
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CuSn3Zn8Pb5-C
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CuSn5Zn5Pb2 |
CC499K
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CuSn5Zn5Pb5 |
CC491K
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17656
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C83600
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BrO5Z5S5
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RG5
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CuSn6 |
423016, 423116
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CW452K
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2.1020
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C51900
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BrOF6,5-0,15
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CuSn6P
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CuSn6Zn4Pb2 |
CC498K
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CuSn7Zn2Pb3 |
CC492K
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CuSn7Zn4Pb3 |
CC492K
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CuSn7Zn4Pb7 |
423037, 423137
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CC493K
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2.1090
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C93200
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CuSn7Pb6Zn4, RG7
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CuSn8 |
423018, 423118
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CW453K,
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2.1030
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C52100
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BrOF8,0-0,3
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CuSn8P
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CuSn8P |
423018
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CW459K
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2.1030
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C52100
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BrOF7-0.2
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P-CuSn8
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CuSn10 |
423019, 423119
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CC480K
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2.1050
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C90700, C92700
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CuSn8
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CuSn10Zn2 |
423138
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2.1086
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C90500
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Br010C2
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RG10
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CuSn11P |
CC481K
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CuSn11Pb2 |
CC482K
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2.1061
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C92500
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RG3
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CuSn12 |
423123
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CC483K
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2.1052
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C90800
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CuSn12P
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CuSn12Ni |
CC484K
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2.1060
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CuSn12Ni2 |
CC484K
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2.1060
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C91700
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CuSn14 |
C90900
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