Paslanmaz Çelik

Most of our tube profiles are fabricated from premium-grade stainless steel. Stainless steel has been the leading material for projecting progressive, modern architecture for more than eighty years. Most of our architectural tubing is fabricated from stainless steel 304L (1.4301) and stainless steel 316L (1.4404) due to its incredible strength, ductility and versatility.

The fact that it is corrosion-resistant makes it hygienic and easier to maintain. Stainless steel is also an extremely sustainable material as it is fully recyclable at end-of-life.

Our stainless steel tubing comes in various finishes, including a brushed satin finish, which is great at hiding fingerprints and blemishes, and a luxurious polished mirror finish. We can even powder coat stainless steel to create a wood-effect.

PVD is available in a wide range of colours for a contemporary look. It is scratch and corrosion resistant.

Stainless Steel 304L (1.4301)

Suitable for structural and decorative purposes, this alloy provides ample strength while retaining a high degree of manipulability.

Stainless Steel 316L (1.4404)

Sometimes referred to as marine-grade stainless steel, this alloy contains a higher nickel and molybdenum content for increased corrosion resistance, making it ideal for marine architecture and other exterior applications.

Duplex/Superduplex

We can also form tubing from duplex and superduplex stainless steel if the tubing will be used in subsea conditions. Duplex stainless steel grades boast many of the benefits of austenitic and ferritic stainless steel.

Alüminyum

Aluminium is functional, cost-effective, light but strong, non-corrosive, non-toxic and durable.

Its surface is covered in an extremely thin yet strong layer of oxide film, which makes it highly corrosion-resistant.

Aluminium 5083

Possesses immense strength coupled with excellent formability.

Aluminium 6063

A cost-effective alternative for applications where strength and weight are still key attributes.

Brass CZ108

Brass is an alloy consisting of copper and zinc, which is stronger than pure copper and provides a lighter, gold-like finish. Brass is the most common of the copper- based alloys. It has a good corrosion resistance.

We typically use ‘basis brass’ for tube fabrication as it has excellent cold forming attributes, and can be readily soldered.

Copper Nickel 90/10

We use cupronickel 90/10, which contains 90% copper and 10% nickel, with small quantities of iron and manganese for strength and corrosion-resistance.

Cupronickel 90/10 has a warm colour that is similar to bronze, which makes it an extremely cost-effective alternative to bronze.

Cupronickel has high electrical resistivity.

If you are restoring metal architecture in historic buildings, or you’re seeking an antique look, Zh Metal Materia’l can fabricate tubing from copper, brass or bronze. If you want a highly durable metal but with the traditional warmth of bronze, you could choose 90/10 cupronickel (which is also less expensive than bronze), or use bronze-coloured PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) titanium ion plating on stainless steel.

Twisted oval tube and twisted square tube are popular choices for metalwork used for restoration projects and intricate lighting designs. The tightness of the twist can be varied; this flexibility is useful for instances when past designs need to be replicated.