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Brass is a metal alloy made primarily of copper and zinc. It's known for its yellowish color, similar to gold, and is often used in musical instruments, decorative items, plumbing fixtures, and various mechanical parts due to its malleability, acoustic properties, and resistance to corrosion. Brass can vary in composition, with different proportions of copper and zinc resulting in variations in color, hardness, and other properties.

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We offer the following Brass and Brass alloys products.

Red Brass

Red brass, commonly known as red brass or sometimes as gunmetal, is a type of copper alloy that typically consists of copper and zinc with trace amounts of other elements like tin or lead. It's known for its attractive reddish color, which can darken to a brownish hue upon oxidation, giving it a distinctive appearance. Red brass offers a good balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and workability, making it a popular choice for applications that require forming or machining, such as decorative items, musical instruments, and some components in the marine and plumbing industries. Its aesthetics and durability also contribute to its popularity in the production of coins and medals.

C23400 Red Brass Tube (CDA 234)

C84400 Leaded Semi-Red Brass (CDA 844, C844)

C836 / C83600 Leaded Red Brass Alloy

C69430 Silicon Red Brass

C69400 Silicon Red Brass

C23000 Red Brass (CDA 230 / C230 / 230 Brass)

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Yellow Brass

Yellow brass is a family of copper-zinc alloys that derives its name from its characteristic bright yellow color. With zinc being the primary alloying element, yellow brass is prized for its high ductility, corrosion resistance, and ease of machining, which makes it ideal for a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in manufacturing musical instruments such as trumpets and trombones due to its acoustic properties, and in plumbing fixtures, fittings, and valves for its durability and resistance to wear. Yellow brass also finds use in decorative items, hardware, and electrical components, thanks to its excellent electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity, which are desirable traits in many industrial and consumer products.

C28000 Brass Sheet

C27400 Yellow Brass '63/37'

C27200 Yellow Brass '63.5%' (CDA 272)

C27000 Yellow Brass '65%' (CDA 270)

C26000 Cartridge Brass '70/30' (CDA 260)

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Lead Free Brass

Lead free brass refers to a category of brass alloys that are formulated without the inclusion of lead, a traditional alloying element in brass. These alloys are developed to meet environmental and health regulations that restrict the use of lead, particularly in applications that involve direct contact with water or food, or in products that are sensitive to lead exposure. Lead free brass retains the desirable properties of brass, such as good corrosion resistance, machinability, and ductility, while also offering the advantage of being more environmentally friendly and safe for human contact. Common applications for lead free brass include plumbing systems, potable water fittings, medical devices, and consumer products where lead content is a concern. The development of lead free brass has been a significant step towards sustainable manufacturing practices in the brass industry.

C69300 Lead Free Brass

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Leaded Brass

Leaded brass is a type of brass alloy that includes lead as one of its primary alloying elements, usually in small percentages. The addition of lead enhances the machinability and workability of the brass, making it easier to shape and form, which is particularly useful in manufacturing processes. Leaded brass is known for its high ductility, excellent casting properties, and good thermal and electrical conductivity. Traditionally, it has been used in applications such as ammunition casings, bearings, and bushings due to its lubricating qualities during machining and wear resistance. However, there is an increasing awareness of the health and environmental risks associated with lead, leading to the development of lead-free alternatives in certain applications to mitigate these risks. Despite these concerns, leaded brass remains an important material in various industrial applications where its specific properties are required.

C38000 Low Leaded Brass

C34500 High Leaded Brass '64%'

C35300 High Leaded Brass '62%'

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Naval Brass

Naval brass, also known as admiralty brass or red brass, is a specific type of brass alloy that is characterized by its high copper content and a significant amount of zinc, along with small additions of other elements like tin and lead. Named after its use in the British Admiralty for marine applications, naval brass is valued for its exceptional corrosion resistance, particularly in seawater environments. This makes it ideal for components in naval and maritime equipment, such as propellers, condenser tubes, and heat exchangers, where resistance to saltwater corrosion is crucial. Naval brass also exhibits good strength and ductility, contributing to its widespread use in manufacturing. Its combination of properties allows it to withstand the rigors of marine environments while maintaining functionality and durability.

C48200 Naval Brass 'Medium Lead'

C46200 Naval Brass - Cold Heading (Wire)

C48500 Naval Brass 'High Leaded'

C46400 Naval Brass 'Lead Free'

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