Copper, Bronze & Brass Powders
Copper, bronze, and brass powders for non-ferrous PM systems, bearing applications, and engineering alloy requirements.
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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.
Material characteristics
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
Grades available in this range.
Use the grade-level sheets below to move from copper, bronze, and brass systems into the corresponding product sheets.
Copper powders
Copper-based powders for PM and related use.
Bronze powders
Bronze grades for bearing, bush, and self-lubricating PM systems.
Brass powders
Brass grades for engineering alloy PM and related industrial requirements.
Need further technical detail?
Move from the product range to the relevant grade and TDS.
The next step is to align the non-ferrous powder route with the application requirement, whether that is conductivity, bearing behaviour, or engineering alloy performance.