Commercial Brass Forged Bar Supplier

Chemical composition:
• Copper, Cu (60.0 – 63.0 %)
• Iron, Fe (0.35 %)
• Lead, Pb (2.5-3.0%)
• Zinc, Zn (35.4 %)
These elements enhanced the commercial Brass forged bars and rods used in manufacturing components.
What are the characteristics of the Brass rods?
Commercial brass rods are prone in the heat-affected zones of welds. The weldability of these brass bars can be assumed to be as neither of the brass grades can be expected to weld ‘easier.’
At the time of welding, Niobium stabilized fillers (welding consumable) should be used for welding these commercial Brass forged Bars, especially at elevated temperatures. One of the significant characteristics is brass rods weld strength.
Apart from this property, commercial brass forged bars should offer a weld metal aqueous rust resistance quality to the other material. Resistance to sensitization is achieved in forged brass Bars with the addition of titanium for stabilizing the structure against chromium carbide precipitation. It is considered as the main source of sensitization.
Brass Bars are more resistant to general rust, pitting, and crevice corrosion than conventional chromium, nickel austenitic brass rods.
These rods also provide higher creep, stress – rupture, and tensile strength at higher temperatures. Its exceptional hot working feature makes it the classic brass alloy for different manufacturing processes. With supreme flow characteristics, this alloy can be machined into classy and most complex components.