| Brass Products Manufacturers Global gateway to the world of brass products | ![]() |
![]() |
| Types of Brass | ||
| There exists a vast range of Brass types in the marketplace. The Brass can be categorized on the basis of its usage and composition. Brass comes in an array of compositions so as to suite each and every specific need. Generally Aluminum, Copper, and Zinc are the metals, that are present in Brass. For example, Alpha brass has up to 35% zinc and is malleable. It is used in pressing, forging, or similar kind of process. Cartridge brass has cold working features, because of 30% zinc brass in it and many more. more... | ||
| Brass Properties | ||
| The common brass has properties like malleability and acoustic, that makes them suitable for the use in other and musical instruments as well. Brass has a relatively low melting point (about 900-940 oC). Hard and soft Brass can be formed, by changing the amounts of cooper and zinc in it. Addition of Aluminum metal in Brass, makes Brass stronger and more corrosion resistant. Iron, Aluminum, Silicon and Manganese, are added together to Brass, to make it resistant against wear and tear.more... | ||
| Brass Casting | ||
| Casting is a process by which a molten metal, is introduced in the mold and kept in it to solidify. It is then taken out and made into a fabricated part. Brass Casting is the process of casting the molten Brass. Sand-casting method of "Brass casting", has higher level of lead content, about 7-8%, whereas Free machined method of “Brass casting”, contains only 3%(approx.) of lead. Hence free machined Brass results in the comprehensive reduction of lead content in it. more... | ||
| Brass Forging | ||
| Forging is the process of shaping metals with the help of plastic deformation and compressive force. Brass Forging is the process of forging the Brass metal. During forging the brass grain flow changes into the shape of that part. This makes the metal more stronger than the cast and machined metal parts. Brass forged parts are perfect for large production because, the process of Brass forging becomes cheaper with higher volumes. Commonly Brass forging parts are used in automotive and allied induetries more... | ||
| Brass Polishing | ||
| A process which results in a smooth and shiny surface, of a metal, by the use of some chemicals and rubbing, is known as Polishing. Brass Polishing means polishing of the metal Brass. When Brass is polished, then its bright glow looks very beautiful. Basically what Brass Polishing does, is that it removes bad elements (oxidization elements) from the Brass. So, if one would not like to use high cost polish like, Museum polish, then Lemon Juice and Vinegar can do the trick for you. A word of caution, do not use polishing products that contain ammonia or vegetable based wax, as they can harm the Brass Product(s). more... | ||
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|