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Buck Copper Group

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Buck Copper Group
A large-scale copper processing enterprises.
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Buck's main products are copper and copper alloy sheets, strips, foils, rods, wires, pipes and special-shaped copper materials products, composite materials, high-tech materials and so on. Copper products with complete in grade, numerous in variety, wide range in specifications  and high technical standards are widely used in power facilities, electronic information, automobiles, machinery, ships, aerospace and major equipment and other fields.
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What's the difference between aluminum bronze and tin bronze
What's the difference between aluminum bronze and tin bronze
Aluminum bronze is a copper-based alloy with aluminum as the main alloying element. It is an aluminum bronze containing iron and manganese, belonging to high strength and heat resistant bronze.Tin bronze A bronze having tin as the principal alloying element, sometimes with phosphorus, lead, zinc, etc.
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The difference between aluminum bronze and tin bronze and the main points of semi-continuous casting
The difference between aluminum bronze and tin bronze and the main points of semi-continuous casting
Aluminum bronze is a common bronze material. Aluminum content of aluminum bronze is generally less than 11.5%. Sometimes, appropriate amount of iron, nickel, manganese and other elements are added to further improve the performance. It has high strength and good wear resistance. It is used for copper sleeves with high strength and parts with wear resistance. The outstanding feature is its good wear resistance.
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How do Aluminum bronze rod Manufacturers Protect against COVID-19?
How do Aluminum bronze rod Manufacturers Protect against COVID-19?
Aluminum bronze rod manufacturers tell you not to go to crowded places;Coronavirus is passed from the body through respiratory secretions, transmitted through oral fluids, sneezes, contact, and airborne droplets, and infections peak in autumn, winter, and early spring. So wear a mask when you go out (opt for disposable surgical masks or N95 masks. When wearing the mask, it should be fully fitted to the face, covering the mouth, nose, and jaw, and avoid touching the inside of the mask with your hands). Avoid close contact with wild animals or livestock.
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