Our metals
”In the same way that the inventions of steel in the 1800s and plastic in the 1900s sparked revolutions for industry, a new class of amorphous alloys is poised to redefine materials science as we know it in the 21st century” (Nasa)
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- Extreme strength and flexibility for miniaturisation and durability
- Smaller overall dimensions and 3 times less driving power
- Extreme mechanical resistance for miniaturization in corrosive conditions
- Dedicated to highly solicited parts
- Smaller implants and more durable medical devices
- Extreme mouldability
- Biocompatible for minimally-invasive surgery
- Increased durability of instruments, size reduction for a better recovery of the patient
- Increased Scratch and corrosion resistance with lighter metal
- A revolution for decorative parts and weight reduction
- Stylish and scratch-resistant for sustainable aesthetical parts
- Hardness twice as high as precious standard alloys
- A revolution in luxury markets
- Innovative and attractive, perfect for the jewellery markets
