Brass – grades and applications | Bydgoszcz

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. The zinc content in the alloy varies between 10 and 45%. Depending on the presence of other metals – tin, silicon, manganese, lead, chromium and iron – we distinguish different grades of brass.

Feature

Properties

Use

M95

Very cold formable, resistant to stress corrosion cracking, very good solderability, suitable for enamelling.

Thin wall pipes, especially for the production of radiators, enameled products.

M90

Very cold formable, resistant to stress corrosion cracking, good solderability, easy to enamel.

Thin wall pipes, especially for the production of radiators, enameled products.

M85

Highly cold formable, stress crack resistant, brazable.

Elements made by various methods of plastic working, especially by deep drawing, mainly for coils, membranes, gauge tubes.

M80

Very cold formable, fairly resistant to stress corrosion cracking.

Elements made by various methods of plastic working, especially by deep drawing, mainly for coils, membranes, gauge tubes.

M75

Good cold formability, fairly resistant to stress corrosion cracking.

Zipper parts.

M70

Good cold formability, good solderability.

Ribbons for the production of radiators, elements made by various methods of plastic forming, including deep drawing.

M67

Good cold formability, good solderability.

Ribbons for the production of radiators, elements made by various methods of plastic forming, including deep drawing.

M65

Good cold formability, good solderability.

Ribbons for the production of radiators, elements made by various methods of plastic working, including deep drawing.

M63

Good cold formability, good solderability, basic 2-component brass.

Ribbons for the production of radiators, elements made by various methods of plastic working, including deep drawing.

M60

Very cold formable, solderable.

Elements made with different plastic forming methods.

MO63

Machinable, very susceptible to cold forming.

Elements made by certain cutting methods and various plastic forming methods.

MO62

Good machinability, cold forming.

Elements made by various machining and plastic forming methods.

MO61

Very good machinability (suitable for automatic machines), with limited susceptibility to cold forming.

Components made by various cutting methods, including automatic machines.

MO60

Good machinability and cold forming.

Elements made by various machining and cold forming methods

MO59

Very good machinability, with limited susceptibility to cold forming.

Components made by different cutting methods.

MO58

Good machinability with limited susceptibility to cold forming.

Components made by different cutting methods.

MO58A

Very well machinable, free-cutting alloy.

Elements made with different machining methods, especially on automatic machines.

MO58B

Very well machinable, free-cutting alloy.

Elements made with different machining methods, especially on automatic machines

MC70

Highly corrosion resistant.

Heat exchanger pipesw

MC62

Highly corrosion resistant.

Capacitor tubesheets in ship equipment.

MA77

Very corrosion resistant, especially in seawater environments.

Heat exchanger pipesareas in ship equipment.

MA58

Corrosion resistant.

Apparatus components, sliding elements

MM58

Resistant to atmospheric corrosion.

Apparatus components, architecture

MK68

Good atsliding properties.

Slides

The most popular grades: brass bars Mo58,Mo58A, pipes and brass tapes M63, brass sheetsM63, Mo58

brass

Industry uses lead, two-component, tin, special, aluminum and manganese brasses. This alloy has a high resistance to corrosion. It also has other beneficial properties that determine its usefulness. It is plastic, ductile and susceptible to forming. Brass is used to make elements resistant to sea water, which is why it works well in the shipbuilding industry. Even ship screws are made of it. Brass is also a popular raw material for the production of decorative items. Candlesticks, medals, cups and monuments are made of it. It is worth noting that the alloy is also used to make ammunition shells and coins. Small coins – numismats with the lowest denominations – 1, 2, and 5 pennies – are made of brass.

Characteristics of brass alloys

Depending on the additive, brass alloys have different properties. Thanks to the addition of tin, corrosion resistance is increased, silicon increases mechanical strength, and lead improves sliding properties, making the alloy suitable for the production of plain bearings. It should be noted, however, that it also reduces the strength of brass. Copper combined with aluminum, which increases resistance to mechanical stress, and nickel, because it improves the plasticity of alloys, are also popular.

Brass Wholesale

All the alloys mentioned above can be found in our brass warehouse. We produce sheets and rods made of alloys with a zinc content below 30% and brass rods, in the case of which the alloy contains 32% zinc. We also sell brass tapes used in electronics, automotive and furniture, e.g. for hinges and bearings. Brass pipes, which are used in the electrotechnical and automotive industries, as well as in heating and cooling systems, are also very popular among customers, as well as decorative elements in modern interiors.

Comprehensive handling of orders for brass products

If you are looking for the highest quality brass, but also other metals – we invite you to visit our warehouse in Zielonka near Bydgoszcz. We offer a wide range of non-ferrous metal products, including brass bars, sheets , tapes, profiles and pipes. Materials necessary in construction, finishing works, machine industry and even artistic activities. Brass is perfect for the production of decorative and aesthetic items. We also offer additional services that will facilitate the processing of raw materials to the desired shapes. We precisely cut raw materials, as well as organize their specialized transport. In our brass warehouse near Bydgoszcz, as well as in the brass warehouse in Toruń you will find the highest quality brass products, which are an excellent construction material that is used in many industries. We encourage you to contact us – we will be happy to answer your questions about our products.

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