41.2 mm
Premium 41.2mm Diameter Brass Round Bar - High-Performance CZ121 Alloy with Improved Machinability for Versatile Applications
£782.96 incl. VAT
Overview
Overview
About this Brass stock
Product Overview
The Premium Brass Round Bar is crafted from the high-performance CZ121 grade, an alpha/beta alloy known for its exceptional hardness and tensile strength. The addition of lead in its composition significantly enhances machinability, allowing for efficient processing. The lead remains insoluble within the microstructure of the brass, while the soft particles act as effective chip breakers, making fabrication through hot working processes remarkably efficient.
Applications
This versatile brass round bar is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:
- Furniture manufacturing
- Architectural extrusions
- Electrical components
- Locks and hinges
Dimensions & Specifications
Technical Specifications
- Material: Brass (CZ121 grade)
- Alloy Type: Alpha/Beta alloy
- Tensile Strength: High
- Machinability: Improved due to lead addition
FAQ
Q: What is the primary benefit of using CZ121 alloy?A: CZ121 alloy is known for its hardness and improved machinability, making it ideal for various manufacturing applications.
Q: Can this brass round bar be used for outdoor applications?A: Yes, brass has excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Q: How is the brass round bar fabricated?A: The brass round bar is fabricated through hot working processes, which are enhanced by the lead content in the alloy.
Typical uses
- Machined fittingsTurned parts, bushes and connectors.
- Decorative trimEdging, inlays and architectural details.
- Valves & plumbing partsBodies, spindles and fittings.
- Plaques & signageEngraved plates and nameplates.
Specifications
Specifications
This bar
- Diameter
- 41.2mm (1 5/8")
Technical data (CW614N)
Technical data
CZ121 / CW614N
- Cu 57–59%Copper
- Pb 2.5–3.5%Lead
- Zn BalanceZinc
- Alloy
- Free-machining brass
- Designation
- CW614N
- Density
- 8.47 g/cm³
Typical values for guidance. Confirm critical values with your engineer.
41.2 mm