Specialist In
Zinc
Zinc may be a bluish-white, lustrous, diamagnetic metal, though commonest commercial grades of the metal have a dull finish. The metal is tough and brittle at the most temperatures but becomes malleable between 100 and 150 °C. Above 210 °C, the metal becomes brittle again and may be pulverized by beating. Zinc may be a fair conductor of electricity. For a metal, zinc has relatively low melting (419.5 °C) and boiling points (907 °C).
Brass
Brass is a metal alloy that consists primarily of copper and zinc. The mechanical properties of brass depend on percentage of zinc along with several additional elements, which can vary significantly. Brass is harder and has a lower melting point than copper, but it has excellent working properties and is excellent for many end uses. Some grades of brass alloy may be processed at room temperature, but it is most common for slugs to be heated to improve formability.
C.I. Casting
By keeping track with the market development, we are offering optimum quality CI Casting which are precisely designed in line with quality standards. Our offered castings are manufactured by our adroit professionals using premium quality raw material and progressive technology. Provided castings are high on demand & are utilized in electric motors, pumps, machines & automobile industries. Widely known for high quality and accurate dimensions, the offered castings are available at nominal prices.
Aluminium
Aluminium Rod is more in demand as it is a highly preferred metal for electrical goods manufacturing industries. And to fulfill the demand of our customers, we are manufacturing the best quality Aluminum Rod in a huge quantity. At ANANTA METAL INDUSTRIES, we are manufacturing the aluminum rods using various processes like extrusion, coiling, and rolling or drawing directly from molten aluminum to ensure the product quality.
Copper Alloy
In the case of copper, it offers excellent corrosion resistance in saltwater environments. It also has great electrical and thermal conductivity, as it is often used in electronics and electrical cabling. Other characteristics of copper include its malleability, ductility and softness. However, pure metals by themselves can have negative properties which will ruin the application. As copper metal is weak. It can be strengthened by adding other metals such as iron.