Benefits at a Glance
High electrical and thermal conductivity
Superior corrosion resistance
Excellent ductility and machinability
Ideal plating and joining capabilities
Non-magnetic and non-sparking properties
Attractive, solid colors throughout the material, not just on the surface
Leak Resistance
Close Tolerances
Low Overall Cost
Why Brass
Brass forgings have higher material integrity, dimensional tolerance, and surface finish in comparison to cast parts. Forming under the heat and pressure in precisely designed dies ensures consistent, repeatable, accurate dimensions from one part to the next. Additionally, brass forgings naturally provide an excellent surface finish with a clean, lustrous appearance.
Available Brass Alloys
| 36000 | Free-Machining Brass | 37700 | Forging Brass |
| 27450 | No Lead Brass | 46400 | Naval Brass |
| 27451 | No Lead DZR Brass | 48500 | Naval Brass – Leaded |
| 35330 | DZR Brass | 69300 | No lead |
| 36500 | Leaded Muntz Metal | 36300 | Copper/Lead/Zinc Alloy |
| 37000 | Low Lead Forging Brass | 00000 | Consult Our Team for Others |