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Performance Alloys & Services Inc.

Contact Information

Please visit: Performance Alloys & Services Inc.

Mailing Address:
N116 W18515 Morse Drive
Germantown, WI 53022 US

Phone: 262-255-6662
Toll-Free: 800-272-3031
Fax: 262-255-3655

Product Categories of Performance Alloys & Services Inc.

  • Beryllium Copper Substitute Alloys
  • Bronze
  • Copper Alloys
  • Copper Electrodes
  • Core Pins
  • Mold Maintenance & Repair Services

As seen in MMT

  • Copper Alloys

    MoldStar®

  • Beryllium-Free Copper Core and Cavity Fabrication Material

    Performance Alloys (Germantown, WI) offers a range of rounds and plate stock made from new MoldStar® 90 Beryllium-free copper.

  • Twenty Years of Copper Alloys in Moldmaking

    A look at where we are today with the integration of copper alloys in mold building.

  • Identifying Common Causes of Failure in Ejector Sleeves

    Criteria that can be used in making ejector sleeves, which will minimize or eliminate failures as well as improve the performance and function of ejector sleeves and minimize maintenance.

  • Copper Alloys

    Performance Alloys (Germantown, WI) continues with ongoing success with their MoldStar copper alloys.

  • Laser Welding Versus Micro Welding

    The latest battle in finely detailed restoration/repair of mold materials.

  • Weld Wire

    Developed for laser and micro welding, MoldStar 90 Weld Wire from Performance Alloys and Services, Inc. (Germantown, WI) is available in smaller diameters (.011, .025 and .030 diameters). This high purity weld wire was alloyed specifically for repairing or restoring surfaces, edges, corners and areas that have been damaged or machined outside of acceptable limits.

  • Post-Show Highlights — The Need For Speed

    The show's racing theme was no accident as exhibitors and presenters showed the latest products, equipment and strategies designed to speed up the mold design and build process so moldmakers can win the race for better leadtimes.

  • Design Criteria for Using Copper Alloys in Molds

    The extent of copper alloy use, the success of its application and the life of the components are determined by the selected alloy in combination with the design of the application.

  • It's a Material World

    Strength, hardness and machinability are the common buzzwords that come into play when examining the new materials on the market.

  • Copper Beryllium Vs. Beryllium-Free Copper

    Learning the advantages and disadvantages of each alloy coupled with adhering to safety measures can help your shop stay safe.

  • Hanging Tough

    Fallout from the recent imposition of tariffs on steel imports may raise domestic steel prices and further drive business out of the country.

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