Industries and applications
Where Trumet's design platform and materials may be most relevant. Every application starts with a conversation about specific requirements.
Aerospace
Weight, strength and thermal stability compete in almost every aerospace component. Multi-criteria design lets those targets be balanced explicitly.
- Structural and load-bearing components
- Braking and thermal-management systems
- Parts designed for additive manufacturing
Defense
Defense programs need materials matched to demanding, mission-specific requirements, often with attention to supply-chain resilience.
- Wear- and impact-resistant components
- Materials for harsh and remote environments
- Domestic development of advanced materials
Marine
Seawater is one of the most aggressive environments a metal can face. CuAlFeMnNi shares its elements with the bronze alloys long trusted in marine hardware.
- Propellers, pumps and valves
- Fittings exposed to seawater and cavitation
- Offshore and naval equipment
Additive manufacturing
Most printing alloys were developed for casting or forging first. Screening for printability from the start opens the door to alloys built for the process.
- Powder-based metal printing
- Complex geometries and consolidated parts
- Rapid prototyping of new compositions
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