Brass Pipe
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 Properties
Brass pipe is extensively used in plumbing, particularly
for hot-water distribution lines. Hot water rusts steel much
faster than cold water does. Also, brass pipe on hot-water
lines does not color water red as steel pipe often does.
To avoid corrosion, brass pipe must be at least
67% copper and 37% zinc.
The best grade (red brass pipe) is 85% copper
and 15% zinc. |
Applications
- Generators
- Hot Water Distribution
- Plumbing
- Radiators
- Sanitation Pipes
- Sink Traps
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Worldwide Delivery
| Minimum Order |
4,000 lbs
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| Dimensions |
All Standard Imperial Sizes, Gauges and Schedules
All Standard Metric Sizes
Custom Manufactured to Your Requirements |
Compliance with all International Standards Including:
 ASME |
AMS |
ASTM |
BS |
DIN |
EN |
JIS |
MIL |
QQ |
SAE |
UNS |
Types of Finishings for Brass Pipe
Anodizing Beading Bending Cladding Cleaning Coating Cold Forming Cut-to-Length Cut-to Specifications Deburring Edge Conditioning Flame Cutting Flaring Forming Machining Painting Plate Saw Cutting Plating Precision Slitting Threading
Types of Brass Pipe
| Brass 260 |
Brass 544 |
Extruded Brass |
Semi Red Brass |
| Brass 272 |
Admiralty Brass |
Leaded Brass |
Shim Brass |
| Brass 314 |
Architectural Brass |
Lead-free Brass |
Special Brass |
| Brass 330 |
Brass Rule |
Muntz Metal Brass |
Spring Brass |
| Brass 353 |
Brazing Brass |
Naval Brass |
Tinned Brass |
| Brass 360 |
Chromium Plated Brass |
Ornamental Brass |
Yellow Brass |
| Brass 385 |
Copper Silicon Brass |
Perforated Brass |
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| Brass 464 |
Embossed Brass |
Polished Brass |
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| Brass 510 |
Expanded Brass |
Red Brass |
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