Know about the Brass parts used in industries

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Where and How Brass Parts are Used in Industries?
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INFORMATION

• Brass holds a high value in Industries for its
  anti-friction property, workability, durability,
  and corrosion resistance.
• One of the unique features of Brass is that it is
  conductive and at the same time a non-magnetic
  substance.
• Thus, it is used for various components, like for
  an ammunition which requires metals unaffected by
  magnetism.
• The term Brass covers an entire range of alloys
  of Copper and Zinc, with varying proportions of
  main elements as well as minor additions.
• Lead, Silicon, and Arsenic are some examples of
  additional elements.
• Manufacturers of top-notch brass parts India
  follow strict guidelines and standards of ISI
  since Brass is widely used by people in drinking
  water faucets.
• Some of the important Brass alloys are Free
  Cutting Brass, Gilding Metal (Red Brass),
  Engraving Brass, and Arsenical Brass.

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Let us have a look at the various uses of the
alloy in different fields or industries.

• Plumbing Industry (Red Brass)
• As is mentioned before, feudal regulations are
  placing strict limits on the amount of Lead in
  metals that are in direct contact with water.
• However, Lead is favorable in many aspects and is
  used traditionally for faucets due to its
  machinability and pressure tightness.
• Hence, there arises the need for alloys with
  No-Lead in it but acts as a functional
  equivalent.
• Luckily, manufacturers of brass parts India have
  an alternative in the form of SeBiLOY.
• EnviroBrass C89510 is a form of non-leaded Red
  Brass that functions as an equivalent in faucets.
• It is called SeBiLOY as it boasts both Selenium
  and Bismuth as the substitutes for Lead.

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• Liquid Container Industry (Arsenical brass
  C26000)
• For its strong corrosion resistance, heat
  resistance, and strength, Arsenical Brass
  containing .
• 03 Arsenic is used in the making of containers
  that holds hot, pressurized liquids.
• Manufacturers of brass parts India utilize this
  property to make the following components

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• Casting Industry (High Tensile Brass)
• It is one of the strongest materials in the Brass
  alloy family.
• High Tensile Brass includes a small percentage of
  Manganese which greatly adds to its strength,
  casting-ability, and non-corrosive tendency.
• It is readily used in components that undergo
  high-stress cycles.
• Some of the uses for this alloy are

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• Fittings and Fasteners
• The alloy C-360 is known to be a 'free cutting
  Brass' because of its excellent machinability.
• It contains a small percentage of lead that adds
  to its machining property.
• However, being Machinable does not contradict
  with its toughness and strength.
• It is for this uncompromising tendency that this
  alloy is used as fasteners and fittings where
  complex shapes are to be achieved.
• Uses of this material include, but are not
  limited to, the following
• Nuts, Bolts and many Threaded Parts
• Battery Terminals
• Jets and Injectors, which require very fine holes
• Taps, Pipe or Water Fittings

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• Other Major Usages
• Apart from these materials, engraving industries
  make use of Brass properties to produce engraved
  nameplates and plaques.
• Other uses include rims of appliances, clock
  components, and gear meters.
• The multi-utilitarian property of Brass and its
  alloys are influenced by the proportion of
  secondary additions such as Arsenic and Silicon
  in it.
• The above-mentioned and numerous other Brass
  alloys are extensively used across every industry
  in one form or other.
• There are many requirements for good-quality and
  standardized brass parts in India.
• Today, almost all of the Brass alloys are
  recycled ones but it does not essentially mean
  that they would fall short of the expected
  properties.

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