Short answer: HXSCO supplies clad metal plate and strip where stainless, titanium, nickel alloy or copper is metallurgically bonded to steel by explosion or roll bonding for corrosion resistance, conductivity and lower cost, used in pressure vessels, heat exchangers, marine structures and busbars, with bond testing and mill certificate.
At a Glance
Our Clad Metal Range
Clad plate pairs with our Stainless Steel Supplier et Carbon Steel Supplier lines and our Copper Supplier et Nickel Alloy Grades Guide for clad combinations.
Bonding Methods
Explosion bonding joins thick or dissimilar metals and roll bonding gives thin uniform layers, with joining notes in our Welding Joining Guide and corrosion care in our Bimetallic Corrosion Guide.
Applications
Clad plate serves vessels and exchangers in Traitement chimique, Marine Offshore et Pressure Vessels, with surface prep in our Surface Treatment Guide.
Quality and Sourcing
Clad bond is checked by ultrasonic test, with methods in our Quality Inspection Guide; buyers confirm grade via our Mill Test Certificate Guide and pack per our Export Packing Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Questions fréquemment posées
Stainless, titanium, nickel alloy or copper on steel, and silver on copper.
Explosion bonding for thick or dissimilar metals, roll bonding for thin layers.
Vessels, heat exchangers, marine structures and busbars.
Ultrasonic testing confirms a sound metallurgical bond across the interface.
Edge protected, tagged and moisture-safe with bond and chemistry certificate.
Source Clad Metal from HXSCO
HXSCO supplies explosion and roll bonded clad plate and strip in stainless, titanium, nickel and copper combinations. Send your clad spec for a quote.