Your Partner for Custom Alloys
We’re satisfying demand for novel compositions by offering you custom alloying as part of our technical solutions portfolio.
We’re now able to offer custom alloys – including High-Entropy Alloys – to meet your specific application requirements.
Goodfellow’s custom alloying solutions allow greater flexibility over:
- Alloy composition
- Particle size and distribution
- Batch quantity
Patented Technology for Unbeatable Results
Using patented ultrasonic technology, we’re able to produce state-of-the-art alloy powders characterized by high sphericity (≤ 0.98) and narrow particle size distribution. These characteristics result in fantastically flowable powders for Additive Manufacturing and other powder metallurgy processes.
Save Money with Small Batch Options
Fed up with huge minimum order quantities eating into your budget?
Goodfellow’s custom alloy powders are available in batches as small as 100g. No need for kilograms of surplus product. No need for unnecessary spending. More budget left for what matters – innovation.
Paving the Way for Innovation
Research into novel alloying has skyrocketed in recent decades. One of the most prominent developments within this space is the discovery of High-Entropy Alloys. Also known as Multicomponent Alloys, High-Entropy Alloys are alloys formed by mixing equal or relatively large proportions of five or more elements.
In comparison to conventional alloys, High-Entropy Alloys boast superior properties that make them one to watch for future materials innovations.
The exceptional characteristics of High-Entropy Alloys include:
- Great strength and hardness
- Excellent corrosion resistance
- Good thermal stability
- Excellent fatigue, fracture, and irradiation resistance
- Good ductility, wear resistance, and magnetic properties
The durability of High-Entropy Alloys makes them a stand-out choice for developments across multiple industries, including Aerospace, Automotive, and Biomedical.
Custom Alloying - Power Your Next Breakthrough
The possibilities for innovation within materials design are endless. Whether you’re exploring conventional alloying or looking to harness the power of High-Entropy Alloys, Goodfellow’s custom alloying solutions can support your efforts.
Need something less specific? We’ve got you covered.
Our extensive selection of over 400 off-the-shelf powders are ready to ship within 48 hours. With a huge variety of metals, alloys, polymers, ceramics, and compound powders to choose from, we’re sure to have something that meets your specifications.
Potential Applications
Additive Manufacturing (3D printing)
Powder Metallurgy Processes
Structural Jet Engines
Hydrogen Storage
(They can form metal hydrides)
Auxiliary Materials Used for Nuclear Reactors
Supercapacitors
Fuel Cells
Solar Cells
(Concentrated solar power)
Batteries
Cryogenic Materials
Magnets for Motors and Transformers
Medical Implants
Why Goodfellow?
- No minimum order
- Over 175,000 advanced materials
- Supply Chain Management:
- sourcing custom materials for your needs
- Dispatched globally within 48 hours
- Materials customization:
- Custom parts for prototyping | Full product modification | Micro-machining | Microfabrication | Rolling
- Free and fast delivery: Worldwide shipping and customs clearance, to your door. All orders are dispatched within 48 hours
- Commercial arrangements:
- Call off orders | Buffer stock | Fixed and contract pricing | Discounts for increased volumes
- We help you innovate into the future.
*Conditions apply
Contact us today for a quote and advice
We will attempt to provide you with an offer quickly meeting all your specification and drawing requirements. We can also make recommendations and suggest design considerations that may improve function and reduce the complexity of manufacture (and therefore cost!).
Our team of materials scientists and engineers are also on hand to recommend materials and review required properties.
When you submit your inquiry to us, please tell us about the operating conditions of your component (temperature, environment, mechanical stress), this can help us better pinpoint suitability.
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