wrought alloys

Wrought alloys are types of metal that are carefully shaped and formed through processes like rolling, extruding, or forging, rather than being cast in molds. These alloys are made by combining metals — such as aluminum, steel, or copper — to improve properties like strength, corrosion resistance, or flexibility. The term "wrought" emphasizes that the metal has been mechanically worked into usable forms like sheets, wires, or bars. This process results in a material with uniform properties and better performance in structural and industrial applications, making wrought alloys essential in manufacturing everything from aircraft parts to building structures.