Brass Plates

Introduction

Brass plates are known for their excellent machinability, high strength, and good corrosion resistance. Made from an alloy of copper and zinc, these plates are commonly used in various applications such as in machinery parts, decorative elements, and architectural features. Brass plates are prized for their aesthetic appeal and durability.

The properties of brass make it suitable for applications that require a combination of strength, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion.

• High machinability
• Good corrosion resistance
• Strength and durability
• Attractive appearance
• Versatile applications

Features of Brass Plates

• Machinability: Brass plates can be easily machined to complex shapes and sizes, making them ideal for precision parts.
• Corrosion Resistance: Brass has good resistance to corrosion, including resistance to atmospheric and marine environments.
• Strength: Offers a high tensile strength and impact resistance, suitable for demanding applications.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Brass has a bright, gold-like appearance that enhances the visual appeal of finished products.
• Versatility: Used in a wide range of industries including automotive, construction, and electronics.

Brass Plate Specifications

• Material Grades: C26000, C28000, C36000, and other brass alloys
• Size Range: Custom sizes available, with standard sheets typically up to 72" x 144"
• Thickness Range: From 0.020" to 6" thick, with custom thicknesses available upon request
• Tolerance: Meets industry standards for dimensional accuracy and surface finish
• Standards and Specifications: ASTM B36, ASTM B371, ASTM B455
• Finish Options: Available in polished, brushed, and other custom finishes