We began bonding metals in the nineties and our technology and expertise has only increased over the years. We regularly bond aluminum, titanium, niobium, copper, and stainless steel, as well as more exotic metals.
When designing complex, high-performance systems, there is often no single metal or alloy that perfectly satisfies all design requirements. Bonded dissimilar metals combine the advantages of two or more metal properties in one component. Whether you need to reduce costs, manage thermal properties, vibration, distortion, or weight, or build a more robust, corrosion resistant pipe transition, we can help.

Atlas dissimilar metal bonds are mechanically robust, totally hermetic, and remain ductile in pyrolytic or cryogenic temperatures. With advanced solid-state bonding technology, a huge variety of metals can be joined and then be further machined and welded to adjacent metals.
The bonds are so strong and reliable, they are used in Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) and Extreme High Vacuum (XHV) applications for the semiconductor, chemical processing, cryogenics, aerospace, and particle physics industries where even infinitesimal porosity or leakage is intolerable.
We achieve such high levels of performance through careful control of our processes from beginning to end.
In a recent project for Benchmark Space Systems, Atlas Technologies developed a niobium/stainless transition ring to connect the stainless-steel rocket thrusters head section to a niobium alloy nozzle. This bimetallic transition ring sits at a critical junction managing the 2000-degree temperature differential within a span of less than ½-inch.
High performance vacuum chambers are critical in the production of industrial crystals. Atlas aluminum chambers with bimetal fittings meet the needs of our customers in the diamond and crystal manufacturing industries. This Atlas chamber features bonded aluminum and stainless precision machined, then welded to multiple flanges and fittings.
Our customer came to us with a drawing and a request; could we make them a specialized fitting that sandwiched copper within layers of stainless steel for their cooling system. The answer? Yes, of course.
Designing a new aluminum vacuum chamber with bimetal aluminum/stainless flanges? Looking for custom titanium fittings for research or aerospace? Need a handful of our US-manufactured bimetal products and wondering which solution will work best? We can help.
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