Cast Bronze Plate Stock

Q: Is SAE 660 the same as C93200?

Yes. C93200 (UNS) and SAE 660 are the same alloy (High-Leaded Tin Bronze). You may also see it listed as CDA 932 or "Bearing Bronze." These terms are interchangeable.

Q: Is the bar stock sold oversized?

Yes. Cast bronze bar stock is sold oversized on OD (and undersized on ID for cored bar) to allow for finish machining to your final dimensions.

Q: How is the machinability of C93200?

Excellent. C93200 has a machinability rating of 100 (the baseline for free-machining bronze). It produces short, broken chips and machines easily with standard tooling.

Q: What is the maximum operating temperature?

The alloy itself can handle temperatures up to 450°F. However, the practical limit is often determined by the lubricant—most petroleum-based oils break down well before the bronze fails.

Continuous cast per ASTM B505. C93200 and C95400.

Over 75 dimensions from 1/4" to 6" thick, with widths from 3/4" to 8", in two alloys: C93200 (SAE 660) for general bearing and slide plate use, and C95400 (aluminum bronze) for high-strength wear applications. Use the filterable table below to select alloy, thickness, width, and length, then submit a quote request.

All plate stock is cut to your specified length. For additional alloys, see our Bronze Alloy Reference.

Need a finished part machined from bronze plate? Request a Custom Machining Quote or call 888-722-8260.

View Complete Specs: C93200 | C95400

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Filter standard sizes below to build your quote, or contact us for custom machining and non-standard dimensions.

Part #	Alloy	Thickness	Width	Length	Qty	Request Quote

Frequently Asked Questions

Expert answers to common technical questions about cast bronze plate stock.

Is SAE 660 the same as C93200?

When should I choose C93200 vs C95400?

Choose C93200 for general-purpose bearing applications with moderate loads (max 4,000 PSI) and speeds (max 750 SFM). It is cost-effective and has excellent anti-friction properties. Upgrade to C95400 only if you require high tensile strength, impact resistance, or corrosion resistance.

Is the bar stock sold oversized?

How is the machinability of C93200?

What is the maximum operating temperature?