Brass
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Brass
Form
Size Range
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5/32″ – 5″ diameter
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0.193″ – 1.7/8″ A/F
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10g – 24g
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5/16″ – 1.1/2″ square
Flat and Tube also available
Our brass product range includes many of the most commonly used grades – from naval brass to high-tensile brass and from dezincification-resistant brass to free-machining brass. These offer a variety of properties such as high strength, ductility, corrosion resistance and machinability. Widely used in almost every industrial sector, brass is the most common of the copper-based alloys.
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc to which other elements are added. These additions – commonly tin, manganese, arsenic, aluminium, silicon and lead – are usually less than 5% and enhance the individual properties, resulting in a material that is ideal for specific application areas. There are over 40 standard grades of brass with a zinc content varying from around 5-40%.
Brass
Form | Size Range |
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5/32″ – 5″ diameter |
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0.193″ – 1.7/8″ A/F |
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10g – 24g |
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5/16″ – 1.1/2″ square |
Flat and Tube also available
Our brass product range includes many of the most commonly used grades – from naval brass to high-tensile brass and from dezincification-resistant brass to free-machining brass. These offer a variety of properties such as high strength, ductility, corrosion resistance and machinability. Widely used in almost every industrial sector, brass is the most common of the copper-based alloys.
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc to which other elements are added. These additions – commonly tin, manganese, arsenic, aluminium, silicon and lead – are usually less than 5% and enhance the individual properties, resulting in a material that is ideal for specific application areas. There are over 40 standard grades of brass with a zinc content varying from around 5-40%.
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Related Specifications | Mechanical Properties |
Alloy Name | BS | UNS | BS EN | Others | Ultimate Tensile Strength N/mm² | Minimum Yield Strength N/mm² | Elongation % | Hardness HB | |
CZ101 (CW501L) | CZ101 | C22000 | CW501L | BS2870 |
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CZ108 (CW508L) | CZ108 | C27400 | CW508L | BS2870 | 350 | 15 | 100HV |
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CZ109 (CW509L) | CZ109 | C28000 | CW509L | BS2874 | 340 | 25 |
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CZ110 (CW702R) | CZ110 | C68700 | CW702R | BS2874 | 280 | 36-40 |
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CZ112 (CW712R) | CZ112 | C46400 | CW712R | BS2874; ASTM B21 | 350-400 | 15-20 |
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CZ114 (CW721R) | CZ114 | CW721R | BS2874; EN12164 | 440-460 | 210-270 | 12-18 |
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CZ115 (CW722R) | CZ115 | CW722R | BS2874 | 440-460 | 210-250 | 12-15 |
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CZ120 (CW608N) | CZ120 | C37700 | CW608N | BS2870 |
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CZ121 (CW614N) | CZ121 | C38500 | CW614N | BS2874 | 350-425 | 15-25 |
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CZ126 (CW707R) | CZ126 | C26130 | CW707R | BS2871 | 400 | 130HV |
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CZ131 (CW606N) | CZ131; CZ119 | C35340; C35300 | CW606N | BS2874 | 330-350 | 22-28 |
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CZ132 / COLFIT DZR (CW602N) | CZ132 | C35330 | CW602N | BS2874 | 350-380 | 20-25 |
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ZAMALLOY (CW704R) | C67000 | CW704R | BS2874; UZ19Al6 | 780-830 | 540-590 | 7-10 |
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