Green Patina Copper can be used in Arts and Crafts and also personal projects as it is a very colorful and bright finish there are endless ways to use it.

You can even have a Green Patina Copper table top for outside use. As the years go on the table top will look more passionate and vintage as it also begins to naturally age and patina over for a unique rustic look.

We have supplied Green Copper Patina Copper to many high end fashion stores to use it as part of there backing display and various other displays.

This mod consists of 2 copper shims 42mm x 42mm x 1.2mm thickness.  Thermal paste will be required.

These will soon be stocked here in our Metaloffcuts Ecom shop but are available now and globally from our Ebay shop, Paypal payments accepted, check out this link:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Play-Station-3-PS3-copper-shim-mod-2-pieces-/120757258530?pt=Computing_ComputerComponents_Fans_Heatsinks_SR&hash=item1c1db18922#ht_500wt_922

Global trade enquiries welcome

Discounted price £20.00 per sheet ono. This offer exists subject to stock being unsold.

Zinc sheets are very beneficial and also environmentally friendly as Zinc can be recycled also it can last up to 100 years or more and protects itself naturally from corrosion as it naturally patinas itself after time.

Zinc sheets can be used for many things such as:

• Table Tops
• Cladding
• Flashing
• Roofing
• Personal Projects

And there are many more ways that you can use Zinc.

Zinc is also a very lightweight material and therefore can be easily manipulated and bent to your specifications.

Zinc can also be Patented and Painted for different effects.

Did you know that Zinc was first discovered by the chemist Andreas Marggraf in 1746.

Zinc has also been used since the Ancient times by the Greeks, Asians and Chinese.

The stainless steel splashback and upstands, which were individually cut to size for all those little ‘ins and outs’, really finished off our new kitchen.  A simple ordering process, expert packing and delivery, and great customer service all made things easy.  Many thanks, Jo from Leeds

Perforated stainless sheet is typically used for filtering and sieving. Metal Offcuts has added two new perforation sizes to its range. These are 1.5mm hole diameter at 2.6mm centres in grade 304, (1.4301) and 2.0mm diameter holes at 3.5mm centres in grade 316, (1.4401). A grade 304 stainless steel perforated stainless steel sheet with a 58% open area will be also be available in June 2011.

The full range is displayed in our online store.

Most popular with Burger Vans and Outside Catering Vans this metal is suitable for food prep areas, equipment and wall cladding. The stock thickness is 0.7mm so it can be glued and / or screwed in place.

Metaloffcuts offers a cut to size service as well as standard sizes up to 2000mm x 1000mm. Sheet bending is also available. Please enquire to 0151 526 4777 or fill an enquiry form.

Aluminum is a light weight metal but it is also very strong and versatile it can be Molded, Rolled, Painted and Engraved so there are countless ways Aluminum can be used and many industries it can be used in.

It also has a good natural way to resist corrosion.

Aluminum comes in many forms and grades so it can be used for:

• Arts and Crafts
• Building Materials
• Packaging
• Electricity
• Transport
• Flooring
• Jewelry Making

Aluminum forms an oxide layer when its exposed to air this film protects it against corrosion so this is useful when Aluminum is used outdoors.

Did you know in 1885 Aluminum was more expensive the Gold and Platinum.

Aluminum was even exhibited at the Paris Exhibit because it was considered a precious metal.

Galvanized Steel also does not need much maintenance.

Galvanized Steel has a lot of uses such as:

• Motor Car Bodies
• Building Materials
• House Hold Appliances
• Roofing and Wall Cladding
• Gardening
• Signs
• Metal Pails
• Steel Framing
• Engineering Components.

Galvanized Steel is a major component that is used in many industries and Marine products.

Galvanized Steel can last up to 50 – 100 years, even in areas that produce car emissions and pollution

Do you know that Galvanizing goes all the way back to 1742 when a French Chemist called P.J Malouin introduced the method of coating Iron in molten Zinc