Canada Metal North America (CMNA) products

Corrosion is a constant threat in a marine environment and Aluminum anodes a vital protection against this corrosion. They are widely used to prolong the service life of commercial, private and military vessels, as well as marine structures. Aluminum Marine anodes are used for protection in freshwater, brackish water and saltwater applications that need a “sacrificial” anode that is less resistant to the electrolytes produced in these waters. The aluminum, in essence, prevents corrosion and rust as the aluminum attracts corrosion first and dissolves over time to protect hulls and other metal parts from damage by “sacrificing” itself.

Lead and lead alloy anodes are used in the electroplating process to alter the chemical and physical properties of metallic surfaces, depending on the application for which they are destined. For example, these types of anodes are commonly used in the chrome plating process, increasing the hardness of an object, or piece of equipment, thereby improving resistance to corrosion and preventing premature wear. Canada Metal offers a wide range of high quality, non-sacrificial lead and lead alloy electroplating anodes, for light and heavy duty requirements. An area of expertise for us, we custom manufacture to client specifications, using only high purity metals of consistent quality. Contact the professionals at Canada Metal North America to discuss your needs.

Bar solders are composed of pure metal or metal alloys that are melted down to fuse interconnecting pipes, joints or metal components. Bar solders are resistant to both oxidation and corrosion. As a leading solder supplier, Canada Metal offers a diverse variety of high purity lead- and tin-based solder products, including pure tin bar, 50/50 and other alloy compositions. We also produce specific alloys such as copper-lead, antimonial lead and other application-specific alloys on client request. Browse our selection of standard alloys below and contact us today with your requirements.