What is UNS C36000?

A low-cost brass suitable for high-speed machining operations.

What does the 360 in 360 brass mean?

Properties of 360 Brass 360 brass consists of approximately 61.5% copper, 35.5% zinc, 3% lead, and 0.35% iron. This combination of elements results in the following material characteristics: Tensile Strength of 58,000 psi and Yield Strength of 45,000 psi.

What is UNS c26000?

60 Brass has fair to excellent corrosion resistance, excellent cold workability and good hot formability.

What is ca360 brass?

360 Brass is the highest rated (100%) of the copper alloys and is the standard in which all other copper alloys are compared. 360 Brass has just fair hot forming capabilities and very poor cold forming characteristics. Welding is not recommended, although 360 Brass has low to fair soldering and brazing capabilities.

What is 360 brass made of?

C36000 (“Alloy 360” or “360 Brass”), is a standard alloy consisting of copper and zinc which contains about three percent lead. Smaller amounts of lead gives 360 Brass a very desirable level of machinability. The 60-40 mixture of Copper and Zinc forms an alloy with good strength and corrosion resistance.

What is free-machining brass?

Also known as free-machining brass, alloy C360 is the machining standard by which all other metals are compared. It is the most commonly used alloy for screw machine stock in applications requiring drilling, turning, milling, tread rolling and tapping because of its 100% machinability rating.

What is 260 alloy brass?

260 brass—also referred to as cartridge brass, yellow brass, and 70/30 brass—is a copper-zinc alloy with a distinct shiny, yellow appearance.

What is C26000 brass?

The alloy is the most common brass in sheet form. The alloy consists of the face centred cubic alpha phase, and has the optimum combination of strength and ductility in the copper-zinc series. C26000 has the distinctive clear bright yellow colour normally associated with ‘brass’.

What is 260 brass alloy?

What is CDA brass?

CDA – 332. Copper Alloy – High-Leaded Brass Tube.