Quick Tour: Real life examples

What are typical scenarios when you use Key to Metals ?

Take a look at the examples below:

1. I am an engineer and I know a designation 2011.
   What are the properties of this nonferrous material?
2. I am a commercial agent and I sell Titanium in UK.
   Can you show me the list of available materials?
3. I am a tradesmen concerned with Tin alloys.
   How can I browse the list of these materials?
4. I am a designer focused on castings production.
   Can you show me DIN AlSi alloys?

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Key to Metals answers these questions in a simple and intuitive way:

1. What are the properties of this nonferrous material?
   1. Enter 2011 in the Material field and click Submit.
   2. On List of Materials page click the material according to the required standard, say ASTM.
   3. Next, click More for details.
2. Can you show me the list of available materials?
   1. Choose Titanium in the Metal Alloy Group field,
   2. Choose Unted Kingdom / BS in the Country / Standard field,
   3. click Submit. The desired list of materials shows up on the screen.
3. How can I browse the list of these materials?
   1. Choose Tin in the Metal Alloy Group field,
   2. click Submit, and the list of required materials appears.
4. Can you show me DIN AlSi alloys?
   1. Enter AlSi in the Material field.
   2. Choose Germany / DIN in the Country / Standard field,
   3. click Submit. The desired list of materials shows up on the screen.
   4. Select an alloy, say G-AlSi10Mg, and click More on the Material Subgroups screen.

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