Copper & Bronze Alloys
Copper is used in many industries, especially those requiring the electrical and thermal conductance it provides. Working with copper requires the proper tools and knowledge, which Kubes Steel has built up over our more than 50 years in business.
Bronze is often used in fabrication for sculptures and Kubes Steel has produced a variety of sculptures and public art displays working with local and international artists and designers.
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Copper & Bronze Alloys Projects:
A specialty staircase designer required a custom brass handrail with complex, multi-dimensional geometry — curves transitioning across multiple planes in a single continuous piece. Brass is unforgiving: it marks easily, work-hardens unpredictably, and any surface damage or kinking is immediately visible on the finished product. Standard bending approaches used for structural steel simply don’t apply….
When working with high-performance engineering and specialized industrial machinery, the integrity of your delivery system is non-negotiable. Professional custom pipe assembly services ensure that every line and connection is engineered to your exact specifications to withstand the pressure, vibration, and thermal fluctuations of the application. By utilizing advanced techniques such as precision CNC bending, orbital…
Kubes Steel is Where Metal Takes Shape! From 3/4″ copper plate our skilled operators create these conical shaped 17′ long cylinders as a single piece with our 2500 Ton Brake Press. Custom fabricated parts like these have many uses in the metals industry such as the melt shop, foundry and as furnace liners. Check out…
Bronze and stainless steel sculpture at the University of Toronto Donnelly Centre of Cellular and Biomolecular Research.
Rafaga Unleashed was a stainless steel and bronze metal sculpture fabricated by Kubes Steel and designed by Dam De Nogales. The piece is one of Hamilton’s finest examples of public art and is on permanent display at Pier 8 in Hamilton, Ontario.