Brass Rectangle Bar

Description

Free Cutting Brass C36000 is nominally composed of 61.5% copper, 35.4% zinc, and 3.1% lead. It is the alloy most often used for continuous high-speed machining operations.

Typical Uses

Hardware such as gears and pinions where excellent machinability is an important requirement, as well as for all types of automatic high-speed screw machine products.

Additional dimensions in this grade may be available upon request. Contact us for more information.

Description

Free Cutting Brass C36000 is nominally composed of 61.5% copper, 35.4% zinc, and 3.1% lead. It is the alloy most often used for continuous high-speed machining operations.

Typical Uses

Hardware such as gears and pinions where excellent machinability is an important requirement, as well as for all types of automatic high-speed screw machine products.

Additional dimensions in this grade may be available upon request. Contact us for more information.

Description

This alloy is similar to C36000 Free Cutting Brass with the main difference being a slightly higher lead content in C36000 for better machinability. The machinability rating for C38500 is 90 compared to 100 for C36000.

Typical Uses

Handrails, thresholds, shower doors, lock bodies, drawer pulls, valve seats, gauges, forgings, vale stems and wheeled racks.

Additional dimensions in this grade may be available upon request. Contact us for more information.

Description

Naval brass C46400 is nominally composed of 60% copper, 39.2% zinc and 0.8% tin. As is typical of brass alloys with the duplex alpha +beta structure, C46400 has good strength and rigidity.

Typical Uses

Considered the most widely used of the tin brasses, C46400 is used to fabricate a variety of nuts, bolts, rivets, bearings, bushings, lockpins, valve stems, propeller shafts, and marine hardware.

Additional dimensions in this grade may be available upon request. Contact us for more information.