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Listed below are links to some of the most frequently referenced industry websites. These sites contain technical references as well as industry contacts.
The Copper and Brass Servicenter Association, Inc. has been representing the Copper and Copper Alloy Mill Products Distribution Industry in North America since 1951.
http://www.cbsa.copper-brass.org/
Copper Development Association is a resource that provides information on Market Development/Defense, Technical Service to End-Users, Design Products and Technical Publications.
http://www.copper.org/
ASTM International is one of the largest voluntary standards development organizations in the world. ASTM is a trusted source for technical standards for materials, products, systems and services.
http://www.astm.org/
The Power Transmission Distribution Association is a non-profit trade association representing the industrial power transmission control (PT/MC) distribution channel.
Founded in 1960 PTDA is dedicated to advancing distribution and members success by providing information, education and business tools to meet the needs of the industrial market place competitively and profitably.
http://www.ptda.org/
The Bearing Specialist Association serves and represents firms that, as authorized distributors, stock and sell factory-warranted ball, roller and other anti-friction bearings. BSA provides a vital link between manufacturer and end user.
http://www.bsahome.org/
Established in 1943, the Non-Ferrous Founders Society (NFFS) is the principal North American trade association representing aluminum, brass and bronze foundries and ingot manufacturers.
http://www.nffs.org/
Elcas BV is Concastīs exclusive distributor of C954000 aluminum bronze. Elcas is located in Rotterdam, Netherlands and stock C954000 and C959000 in rounds, tubes, and bars as well as cast iron and copper alloys.
http://www.elcas.nl
Federal Metal Company of Beford, Ohio is a brass and bronze ingot manufacturer. Federal is the manufacturer of Federalloy, the family of lead free brass and bronze casting alloys.
http://www.federalmetal.com
MetalPrices.com is a subscription site for the latest prices on over 50 different metals from the LME, COMEX, NYMEX and more!
http://www.metalprices.com
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