Utilizing titanium in metal spinning enables the creation of premium components that benefit from both the unique properties of the alloy and the metal spinning technique itself.
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But spinning titanium presents distinct challenges compared to other metals, since elevated temperatures are required to effectively shape the material. That’s why you need the expertise of a metal spinner skilled in handling this specialized material.
AST boasts considerable experience in manipulating titanium and various high-performance metals, delivering durable, uniform, and high-quality components for diverse uses.
Copper’s properties frequently make it a preferred material for metal spinning, suitable for creating everything from visually appealing vessel sinks to durable, perfectly cylindrical pipes. Its resistance to tarnishing and corrosion, combined with excellent malleability, enables the creation of a diverse array of outstanding components.
AST has the skills and knowledge to manufacture impeccably crafted, high-quality copper components for a variety of rocket component applications.
Given that aluminum alloys tend to be more affordable and lighter than stainless steel, they frequently represent a superior option for metal spinning, particularly in cases where the unique properties of stainless steel aren’t required.
A wide variety of aluminum alloys are available, offering unique traits suitable for a broad range of uses. AST can spin aluminum parts up to 1.5” thick.
Often found in high temperature environments, nickel-based alloys offer high strength and corrosion resistance, in addition to having superior heat resistance.
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These material properties, while uniquely suited to their intended application, result in a reduction in the number of metal spinners that have both the expertise and equipment to properly form nickel-based alloys, such as Inconel. AST is a trusted partner when it comes to nickel-based alloys, due to an abundance of both experience and equipment capabilities.
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