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Description of the Pure Brass Copper Plate Sheet

A pure brass copper plate sheet refers to a sheet made from pure brass, a copper alloy that primarily consists of copper (Cu) and zinc (Zn). Here's a description of the key features and properties of pure brass copper plate sheet:

1. Material: The plate sheet is primarily composed of copper, which provides excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. It also contains a significant amount of zinc, typically ranging from 5% to 45%, which adds strength, hardness, and improved corrosion resistance to the alloy.

2. Brass Composition: Pure brass copper plate sheets have a composition without any significant amounts of other alloying elements. The absence of other elements allows for a simplified composition, making it easier to work with and providing consistent properties.

3. Applications: Pure brass copper plate sheets find applications in a wide range of industries. They are commonly used in architectural applications, decorative elements, musical instruments, jewelry, arts and crafts, and various manufacturing processes. The combination of copper's conductivity and zinc's properties makes these sheets suitable for applications where both visual appeal and functional properties are desired.

4. Machinability: Pure brass copper plate sheets exhibit good machinability, which means they can be easily worked, cut, and shaped using standard machining techniques. This allows for efficient fabrication and customization according to specific design requirements.

5. Corrosion Resistance: The presence of zinc in pure brass copper plate sheets enhances their corrosion resistance compared to pure copper. However, it's important to note that brass can still undergo tarnishing and patina formation over time when exposed to certain environmental conditions.

It's important to note that the given description assumes standard industry practices for pure brass copper plate sheets. Actual specifications may vary depending on the manufacturer and specific product requirements, such as dimensions, thickness, and tolerances of the sheets. Additionally, the exact composition of pure brass may vary slightly between different manufacturers or suppliers.

Characteristics of Brass

Brass: A copper alloy with zinc as the main added element, with an aesthetic yellow color, collectively known as brass. Copper-zinc binary alloys are called ordinary brass or simple brass. Brass above ternary is called special brass or complex brass. Brass alloys containing less than 36% zinc are composed of solid solutions and have good cold working properties , such as brass containing 30% zinc is commonly used to make cartridge cases , commonly known as cartridge case brass or seven-three brass. Brass alloys containing zinc between 36~42% are composed of solid solutions, of which the most commonly used is 64 brass containing 40% zinc. In order to improve the performance of ordinary brass, other elements are often added, such as aluminum, nickel, manganese, tin, silicon, lead, etc. Aluminum can improve the strength, hardness and corrosion resistance of brass, but reduce plasticity, suitable for sea wheel condenser pipe and other corrosion-resistant parts. Tin can improve the strength of brass and corrosion resistance to seawater, so it is called naval brass, which is used as ship thermal equipment and propellers. Lead can improve the cutting performance of brass; This free-cutting brass is often used as a watch part. Brass castings are commonly used to make valves and pipe fittings.

Plain brass: It is an alloy composed of copper and zinc. When the zinc content is less than 39%, zinc can be dissolved in copper to form a single-phase a, called single-phase brass, with good plasticity, suitable for hot and cold pressure processing. When the zinc content is greater than 39%, there is a single-phase and a solid solution based on copper and zinc, called duplex brass, b makes the plasticity small and the tensile strength increases, only suitable for thermal pressure processing. If the mass fraction of zinc continues to increase, the tensile strength decreases and has no use value. The code is indicated by "H + number", H for brass, and the number for the mass fraction of copper. For example, H68 indicates a brass with a copper content of 68% and a zinc content of 32%, and cast brass is a cast brass with a "Z" before the code, such as ZH62 such as Zcuzn38 indicates a cast brass with a zinc content of 38% and a margin of copper. H90, H80 single-phase, golden yellow, so there is gold co-called, called plating, ornaments, medals, etc. H68 and H59 belong to duplex brass, which are widely used in structural parts on electrical appliances, such as bolts, nuts, washers, springs, etc. In general, single-phase brass for cold deformation processing Duplex brass for hot deformation processing.
 
Special brass: A multi-alloy composed of adding other alloying elements to ordinary brass is called brass. The elements often added are lead, tin, aluminum, etc., which can be called lead brass, tin brass, aluminum brass. The purpose of adding alloying elements. It is mainly to improve the tensile strength and improve the processability. Codename: "H + Main Canadian Dollar."
 
 
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