Ferrous and non-ferrous alloys with high mechanical performance. Structural and cladding materials with excellent durability and recyclability.
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The symbol material of Déco architecture. Brass (Cu-Zn 60/40) combines copper's malleability with zinc's rigidity: thinner profiles than aluminium, self-disinfecting surface (EPA), natural dark-bronze patina via chemical burnishing.
Noble and living metal, known for its chromatic metamorphosis to green patina. Monumental roofs and contemporary envelopes.
The metal that defies structural rules. Density 11.3 kg/dm3, cold-workable with wooden mallets, lasts three centuries on roofs. Used today to block sound (Limp Mass) and X-rays in hospital walls.
Structural and cladding steel with characteristic copper patina. Zero maintenance, high durability, total recyclability.
Lightweight and ductile material, the backbone of curtain walls and contemporary windows. Infinitely recyclable using only 5% of the original energy.
Anti-corrosion protection by hot-dipping at 450 degrees C. Metallurgical bond providing both barrier effect and sacrificial cathodic protection.
The apotheosis of composite engineering. Two 0.5mm steel skins + PIR or rock wool core = self-supporting wall with U down to 0.15 W/m2K. Installation over 40 m2/person/day. Secret fix joint, zero thermal bridges. World standard for logistics and cold stores.
Iron alloy with Chromium > 10.5% forming an invisible self-healing passive film. Superior corrosion resistance in any environment.
Structural iron-carbon alloy (grades S235, S275, S355). The heart of modern engineering: high strength, seismic ductility, weldability.
High-purity zinc alloy with titanium and copper. Exceptional malleability and natural slate-grey patina for roofs and envelopes.