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Alloy Properties

There are many variations of brass alloys. Certain applications require additional elements that make the brass alloy better suited for the intended application.

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Understanding the Chemical Composition of Brass

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Brass is a versatile metal and depending on its chemical composition, it can be utilized in a variety of settings. Brass is one of the most commonly utilized man-made metals and is composed of copper and zinc plus may contain other alloying elements like tin, nickel, aluminum, manganese, lead, silicon, phosphorus, and iron. The chemical composition alters the ease at which it is machined, increases or decreases its corrosion resistance, and changes its cost effectiveness. With a multitude of brass options, it can be difficult to determine the best brass for your application. However, understanding the most commonly used brasses will guide your brass selection decision.

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