Zamak 3 vs. Zamak 5: Which Alloy Does Your Project Actually Need?
In the high-speed, high-volume world of zinc die casting, the “Zamak” family...
When a project calls for a composition that doesn't exist in a catalog, we develop it with you. Our Research Furnaces produce small test batches for feasibility work, and our Research Atomizer converts custom alloys into metal powder for additive manufacturing.
Engineers get unbiased metallurgical guidance instead of being steered toward a stock alloy that's close enough.
Purchasers get a low-commitment way to validate a formulation before scaling to production volume.
Belmont traces its origin to V. Henning and Sons, a non ferrous metal dealer founded by George Henning, on Brooklyn’s Belmont Avenue in 1896. From our start as a supplier of prepared secondary materials, the company expanded into the manufacture of non ferrous ingot-initially lead and zincs alloys, and shortly following with the addition of solder, babbitt, brass and bronze.
Every Belmont employee is committed to the continuous improvement of our Quality Management System. As a premier producer of non-ferrous alloys, we've built our reputation on meeting — and exceeding — our customers' most exacting chemistry and mechanical requirements.
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