Clad Metals can uniquely match any need of a specific product design by offering a brand new material by combining two or more metals. This allows design engineers to have their concepts realized. But, what are Clad Materials?

Cladding is a process in which a minimum of two different types of metal are joined to form an inseparable “laminated” material. Thanks to the remarkable adaptability afforded to us by the process of cold-rolled cladding – a process which was largely developed when we were the clad metals operation of Texas Instruments – it is possible to combine a significant variety of metals in a way that opens the doors of design to an exciting new world of possibilities.