Grade 932 bronze discs resist wear, impact, and corrosion. These discs withstand friction and are easy to machine, solder, and braze. They are often used for bushings, bearings, valves, and other moving parts and components. Grade 932 is also called SAE 660 bronze and bearing bronze.

Grade 954 bronze discs contain aluminum and iron for added strength, machinability, and wear resistance properties. These corrosion-resistant discs can be welded or brazed and are often manufactured into wear strips and plates, valves, pumps, bearings, and machine tools. Grade 954 bronze is also known as aluminum bronze.

Oilite bronze discs contain AM1-SPD synthetic oil that provides longer life, less friction, and a wider temperature range than grade 841 self-lubricating discs. They are often used for bearings, bushings, self-lubricating pumps, or other moving parts and components in industrial and machining applications in remote or inaccessible areas.

Super oilite bronze discs contain iron to handle high loads and AM1-SPD synthetic oil to provide longer life, less friction, and a wider temperature range than grade 841 self-lubricating discs. They are often used for bearings, bushings, self-lubricating pumps, or other moving parts and components in industrial and machining applications in remote or inaccessible areas.

Grade C89835 bronze discs do not contain lead and are safe to use around drinking water. This bronze is malleable, corrosion-resistant, and thermally conductive. These discs are often manufactured into faucets, plumbing and pipe parts and components, and gears. Grade C89835 bronze is also called bismuth tin bronze.