Brass Sheet, Plate and Circles

Properties Brass is any alloy of copper and  zinc.    Muted yellow color relatively resistant  to tarnishing.  Higher malleability than copper or zinc. Excellent acoustic properties.  Relatively low melting point of brass  (900 to 940°C) Fairly easy material to cast. Naval or Admiralty brass contains       tin and is resistant to sea water 90% of all brass alloys are recycled.

Applications Architectural Decoration  Brackets Cabinet Hardware Decorative Pots Door Knobs & Pulls Footrails Handrails High Grade Ovens Lamps Letters & Numbers Light Switch Plates Marine Hardware Name Plates Naval Trim Planters Signs Trophies Vases Wall Panels

Worldwide Delivery

Minimum Order	4,000 lbs
Dimensions	All Standard Imperial Sizes 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

 Anodizing   Beading   Bending   Blanking   Cladding   Cleaning   Coating   Cold Forming   Cut-to-Length   Cut-to Specifications    Deburring   Edge Conditioning   Forming   Grinding   Machining   Painting   Plate Saw Cutting   Plating   Precision Slitting    Sawing   Shearing   Threading   Traverse Winding 
    

Types of Brass in Sheet, Plate or Circles
 

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
Brass 464	Embossed Brass	Polished Brass
Brass 510	Expanded Brass	Red Brass