Material · Metals and compounds

Brass

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, typically with about 58–70% copper.

Properties

About brass

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, typically with about 58–70% copper. It machines well (free-cutting grades add a little lead), resists corrosion, does not spark when struck, and has a density of about 8.4–8.5 g/cm³.

Typical uses
  • Valves, taps and hose couplings
  • Marine and non-sparking hardware
  • Machined parts and fittings

Brass vs copper fittings

Products

Products in brass

Brass and Copper Components

Brass Bar, Rod and Ingot

Brass strips, hex bars, pipes, hollow rounds, rods and high-tensile ingot for machining, fabrication and casting.

Brass Hardware

Brass hex bolts and door hinges for general fastening and architectural hardware use.

Brass Hose Fittings

Fire hose couplings, camlock and tank-cleaning couplings, hose nipples and scupper plugs, for marine and industrial fluid transfer.

Brass Sheet and Flanges

Rectangular brass sheet and inch-size brass flanges for fabrication and pipe connection use.

Brass Valves and Taps

Brass needle valves and bib taps for fluid control in plumbing and general industrial systems.

Brass Wire

Golden brass wire for general industrial fabrication and hardware use.

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