Clad Metals

Clad Metal can be defined as the combination (bonding) of two or more metals metallurgically bonded under high pressure, resulting in one-piece composite with physical and electrical properties that cannot be achieved with a single metal or alloy.

These composite metals are widely applied to automotive electrical and electronic components, EV components, secondary batteries, and mobile phones.

• Characteristics: Effectively used in designing multifunctional products
  Reducing production cost by replacing precious metals.
  Obtain different metal characteristics in one single metal.
• Applications: Automotive electrical and electronic components,
  EV components, Switches, Motors, Batteries,
  Mobile Phones components.
• Major Types: Inlay Clads, Overlay Clads, Solder Clads

Inlay Clads, Overlay Clads, and Solder Clads