Copper, Bronze & Brass Powders

Copper, bronze, and brass powders for non-ferrous PM systems, bearing applications, and engineering alloy requirements.

Overview

Non-ferrous powder systems built around conductivity, wear response, and alloy balance.

KRN copper alloy powders cover copper, bronze, and brass systems used where conductivity, self-lubrication, wear behaviour, or alloy balance influence the component or process outcome. The range is positioned for bearings, bushes, sleeves, and broader non-ferrous PM or industrial use.

Applicable where the process requires a copper-based route rather than iron-based PM, particularly in bearing systems or engineering alloy requirements.

Technical Positioning

How the copper alloy range is technically positioned.

• Copper-based PM route: Selected where electrical, thermal, or alloy-specific response is needed in the powder system.

• Bearing and bush relevance: Bronze systems remain important where self-lubrication and controlled porosity influence function.

• Engineering alloy use: Brass and copper-based routes support non-ferrous PM and industrial systems requiring specific alloy balance.

Available Grades

Copper powders

Copper-based powders for PM and related use.

Grades: KCP 100.24, KCP 100.29

Bronze powders

Bronze grades for bearing, bush, and self-lubricating PM systems.

Grades: KBP 10, KBP 15

Brass powders

Brass grades for engineering alloy PM and related industrial requirements.

Grades: KBR 30, KBR 40