How to Make Alloy in Minecraft
Alloy
Alloy is an IC2 mixed-metal crafting stock used to build advanced IC2 machine frames in Minecraft 1.7.10.
Description
Guide
How to craft Alloy in Minecraft with IC2
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Turn ingots into IC2 casings
Work iron, bronze, and tin ingots into casings with the IC2 Forge Hammer.
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Open the crafting interface
Open a standard 3x3 crafting table — Alloy is a plain crafting-grid recipe.
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Combine the casings into Alloy
Fill the whole grid with casings — one row each of Iron, Bronze, and Tin — to produce two Alloy.
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Compress Alloy into Advanced Alloy
Insert the Alloy into an IC2 Compressor powered by EU to obtain Advanced Alloy for reinforced casings and Quantum-tier armor.
The exact Alloy recipe layout differs between IC2 Classic and IC2 Experimental — check your installed IC2 build in NEI before farming materials.
Used in crafts
- Advanced Machine
- Advanced Machine
- Miner
- Containment Plating
- Plating
- Jetpack Attachment Plate
- Mining Laser
- Iridium
- Nano Saber
- Quantum Chestplate
- Alloy Chestplate
- Alloy Chestplate
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
What is Alloy used for in IC2?
Alloy is an intermediate crafting material used to build advanced IC2 machine frames, reinforced casings, and to be compressed into Advanced Alloy for high-tier components.
Can Alloy be found naturally in Minecraft?
No, Alloy never generates in the world; the player must craft it on a crafting table from three Iron, three Bronze, and three Tin casings.
How do you turn Alloy into Advanced Alloy?
Place Alloy into an IC2 Compressor connected to an EU source; the Compressor outputs Advanced Alloy, which is far more durable than the base Alloy plate.
Is Alloy the same as Iridium Alloy?
No. Alloy is a mid-game mixed-metal stock, while Iridium Alloy / Iridium Plate is a separate end-game item used for Quantum armor and high-tier reactor parts.