janeriksen
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Tin silver alloy is a very soft metal, but is it possible to mix another metal into it in order to get a golden color without hardening it too much?
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Tin silver alloy question.
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Dhurjati Sen
Materials
Tin silver zinc alloy could be a possibility?
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EdStainless
Materials
What is the 'gold' colored alloy that they used for tableware?
There are some Cu based alloys that are very yellow (not orange).
I'll bet that the CDA has literature on the colors of various alloys.
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There are some Cu based alloys that are very yellow (not orange).
I'll bet that the CDA has literature on the colors of various alloys.
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TugboatEng
Marine/Ocean
I use a silver brazing alloy that has a gold tint. AWS BAg-3. It's unique with 3% nickel. The wire is quite hard, I don't know if that's the result of work hardening from drawing.
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