Naval Brass

Properties Naval Brass is typically composed of 60%  copper, 39% zinc and 1% tin. Extensively used in marine construction due to  of its high corrosion resistance to seawater Good strength Good rigidity/hardness  Resistance to wear, fatigue, galling and stress cracking. Fairly low costs Superior tensile strength Higher yield strength Good elongation Excellent thermal conductivity Good capacity for being cold worked Excellent capacity for being hot formed Excellent soldering and brazing 90% of all brass alloys are recycled.

Applications Bushings Propellar Shafts  Fasteners Light Bearings Marine Hardware Plumbing Fittings Screw Machine Parts Seawater Valve Systems  Water Boiler Systems Welding Rod Bearings

Products   Flat Rolled: Naval Brass Circles Naval Brass Coil Naval Brass Foil Naval Brass Plate Naval Brass Sheet Naval Brass Strip Extruded/Drawn   Naval Brass Bar  Naval Brass Pipe Naval Brass Rod  Naval Brass Tube Naval Brass Wire Naval Brass Extrusions  Custom to Specs

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 Naval Brass

C46400 - Uninhibited Naval Brass 464	C46600 Antimonial Naval Brass 466	C48200 Medium Leaded Naval Brass 482
C46500 - Arsenical Naval Brass 465	C46700 Phosphorized Naval Brass 467	C485 High Leaded Naval Brass 485