100 Things That Are Metal

John Spacey, August 04, 2022

Metals are mostly hard materials that are valued for their properties such as luster and strength. There are around 92 metals in the periodic table of elements that make up around 25% of the Earth's crust. Making things from metals requires technological advancement. Ancient civilizations knew of only 7 metals: gold, silver, copper, iron, mercury, tin and lead. This didn't change much right up to the modern age with only a handful of discoveries before the renaissance such as antimony and arsenic. In the modern age, the use of metals has greatly increased with metals such as copper, lead, nickel, zinc, iron, steel, aluminum, tin, tungsten, manganese and titanium and their alloys being used in a broad arrange of products, vehicles, infrastructure and architecture. The following are common things made with metal.

Aircraft	Amulets
Anchors	Armor
Axes	Badges
Bars	Baseball Bats
Batteries	Bells
Belt Buckles	Bicycles
Boats & Ships	Bottle Caps
Boxes	Buildings
Buttons	Cables
Candlesticks	Cannons & Cannon Balls
Cans	Chains
Clips	Clocks
Coins	Corkscrews
Crowns	Cups
Darts	Electronics
Exercise Equipment	Eye Glass Frames
Fences	Figurines
Forks	Furniture (e.g. metal shelf)
Garages / Outdoor Structures	Golf Clubs
Helmets	Hinges
Household Appliances (e.g. Fridges)	Household Fixtures (e.g. Bathtubs)
Houses	Jewelry
Kettles	Keychains
Keys	Knives
Ladders	Lighters
Locks	Medallions
Medals	Metal Parts
Metal Plates	Mobile Devices
Motorcycles	Musical Instruments
Nails	Necklaces
Paperclips	Pendants
Pens	Picture Frames
Pins & Needles	Pipes
Pots & Pans	Railings
Rails	Razors
Rings	Robots
Rockets	Rods
Roofing	Rulers
Scaffolding	Scissors
Screws	Shovels
Signs	Sinks
Spacecraft	Spoons
Staples	Statues
Swords	Tape Measures
Thrones	Tools
Trains	Transportation Infrastructure (e.g. Bridges)
Trophies	Trucks
Vehicles	Watches
Weights	Whistles
Wires	Zippers