industrial materials
Manufacturing raw inputs
Industrial materials are the raw and processed substances used in manufacturing, construction, and other large-scale production.
The term encompasses metals, plastics, chemicals, textiles, lumber, concrete, and countless other inputs that factories and builders transform into finished goods.
The company specializes in industrial materials for the automotive sector.
Unlike consumer goods, industrial materials are typically sold in bulk to businesses rather than individuals, and their prices often serve as economic indicators.
- plate glassFlat polished window material
- barDrinking establishment
- steelCarbon-hardened iron alloy
- structural steelConstruction framework metal
- carbon fiberReinforced polymer composite
carbon black · alumina · zirconia · block · Kevlar · blast furnace · titanium · pipe · polyethylene · porcelain · fiberglass · chromium · polystyrene · copper · tungsten · nylon · hardwood · iron
- sculpturestatue, sculpture, sculptor, sculpting, bronze
- avant-gardeDada, Dadaism, Futurism, Constructivism, Cabaret Voltaire
- design artsapplied arts, decorative arts, graphic design, industrial design, product design
- Japanese Architecturestorehouse, shoji, shoji screens, tatami, tatami room
- modern architectureBrutalism, glass facades, green roofs, mid-century modern, International Style
- modernismPicasso, Matisse, Duchamp, Braque, Kandinsky
industrial materialsconsumer goods
Products bought by individuals
consumer products · household goods · household products · finished goods · home goods
industrial materialsservices
Acts performed for others
intellectual property · digital goods · intangible assets · financial instruments · digital assets