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Brass Hexagon Bar
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Description
Brass alloy CZ121 / CW614N is used for machining. It has Lead added to the composition to improve machinability. The Lead remains insoluble in the microstructure of the brass and the soft particles act as chip breakers.
• The most widely used of all the brasses due to its suitability for high speed machining operations and also the manufacture of intricate parts.
• The highest machinability of any copper alloy, excellent hot formability and good corrosion resistance.
• Typically used for wide variety of machined components made on high speed lathes including screws, bolts, nuts, bushing, pins, washers,
butts, hinges and also locks and components for watches.
Feature Attributes
Mechanical Properties:
Proof Stress 230-350MPa,Elongation A 20 to 5%,Hardness (Brinell) 90 to 160 HB,Tensile Strength 360-500MPa
Material Application:
Machined Components,Locks,Architectural Extrusions,Hinges
Material:
Brass
Material Form:
Hexagonal Bar
Physical Properties:
Melting Point 875°C,Electrical Resistivity 0.062 x 10⁻⁶ Ω.m,Thermal Conductivity 123W/m.K,Density 8.47 g/cm³,Thermal Expansion 20.9 x 10⁻⁶ /K,Modulus Of Elasticity 97 GPa
Material Features:
Good Spark Resistance,Hot Working Should Be Done Between 630-730°C,Good Conductivity,Low Magnetic Permeability,Cold Working is Poor and not Recommended,Good Machinability and Formability,Good Corrosion Resistance,Solution Treatment or Annealing can be Done by Rapid Cooling After Heating Between 430-600°C
