With more than 30+ years of experience, our capabilities have been refined and perfected – creating high-quality, stunning and cutting-edge products.
CSM have many manufacturing capabilities, working with the following range of materials:
Aluminium is a silvery-white, soft, malleable and lightweight metal. Aluminium fabrication is most commonly used for precision tubing in motor vehicles, refrigerators, air conditioning, solar panels and power lines. If you work in construction, you’ll also use the metal for everything from bridges and ladders to railings and doors.
Pewter sheet metal is an alloy which consists mostly of tin – but also consists of metals like copper, lead or antimony – which makes it more durable. This popular material is our favourite metal to work with – and is becoming increasingly more popular and affordable for architectural projects.
Renowned for its versatility, it’s a metal which is cost-effective and easy to manufacture. It’s the ideal metal for steel frame buildings, machinery parts, pipelines and design and architectural products like gates.
Stainless steel isn’t prone to corrosion, rusting, or staining with exposure to water. Steel sheet metal is perfect for projects which require a durable and strong metal for its applications. It’s qualities mean it’s used in the fabrications for architectural structures – such as bridges, monuments and airport roofs. It’s also regularly used for automotive applications like air cars and aircraft.
The zinc coating on galvanised steel, when intact, prevents corrosive substances from reaching the underlying steel or iron. Mostly used for construction products, balconies, building frames, fences, car bodies, safety barriers and street furniture.
Zinc sheet metal is used in alloys such as brass, nickel silver and aluminium solder.
Brass sheet metal is made of copper and zinc and is mostly used for decorative and mechanical applications.
Copper is easily stretched, moulded, and shaped; is resistant to corrosion; and conducts heat and electricity efficiently. It’s often the material of choice for the construction industry, industrial machinery and as a component in motors.
Titanium is as strong as steel, and yet very light. In fact, it is known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio. It’s high resistance to corrosion means it’s often used on ships.
Bronze is a metal which is most commonly used for architectural purposes, such as door and window frames, mailboxes and chutes, trims or rails and furniture hardware.
No matter the material you require for your project, we can accommodate. Want to discuss the material requirements for your bespoke product? Contact us today
