Powering the front lines, where technology and innovation are critical in protecting our nation and its allies.
One of the key drivers behind this advancement is the use of metals and alloys, specifically tungsten, copper, nickel, and cobalt, in the production of military equipment. Tungsten is used in armor-piercing rounds and ammunitions, copper in electrical wiring and components of military vehicles, nickel in corrosion-resistant alloys and cobalt in superalloys for aircraft engines and high-temperature applications. These metals are essential in ensuring the strength, durability, and performance of military equipment and the industry continues to invest in research and development to find new and innovative uses for them.
