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Brass Plates

The chemical composition of Brass plates is primarily composed of copper and zinc, often in amounts of 65-85% copper and 35-15% zinc. Different types of brass plates are used for a variety of purposes, varying their copper and zinc ratios. The combination of the two elements gives brass its distinct yellow hue and improved mechanical properties compared to pure copper; it offers more strength and corrosion resistance than either element alone. plates made from high-zinc brass typically feature increased workability, making them ideal for deep drawing or spinning jobs. On the other hand, low-zinc brass has a higher concentration of copper, making it harder and difficult to form yet harder with enhanced corrosion resistance in marine applications.

Brass plates have impressive properties and uses, making them versatile in many industries. For instance, they enjoy excellent machinability, hot formability, and wear resistance. This makes them popular in electrical engineering and the production of connectors, terminals, fasteners, wiring harnesses, and many other components. Furthermore, brass plates offer superior corrosion resistance to saltwater environments due to their high copper content. As such, they are often used in seawater systems such as HVACs and shipbuilding components. Further applications include manufacturing oil fittings for valves and pumps, drip pans for airplanes and valves for industrial fluid systems. It can even be safely used as an interior metal fixture or tray liner since it doesn't react with food items or add any odor or taste. Clearly, brass plates are a multi-purpose material with a myriad of practical uses across many industries.

FAQ's for Brass Plates

Brass plates are used in a wide range of industries and applications, such as architecture and construction, electrical wiring, automobiles, plumbing fixtures, hoses and bellows, musical instruments and many more.

Brass plates offer many advantages, such as great formability, unmatched corrosion resistance, excellent strength-to-weight ratio and low friction for better fluid flow.

The density of brass plates depends on the particular alloy used but typically ranges from 8.4 to 8.73 grams per cubic centimetre.

Kenco tubes

India

Kalp industries

India

Skyland Metal and Alloys Inc

India

ABC tube company PVT LTD

India

Brassco Tube Industries

India

Sangeeta Metal Corporation

India

Kriton Steel And Engineering Co.

India

M M METAL INTERNATIONAL

India

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