Brass Wire

Overview

A wire product manufactured from brass alloy, primarily composed of copper and zinc. By adjusting the copper-zinc ratio and adding trace elements (Pb, Sn, Al, Fe, Mn, Si, etc.), various brass alloys with distinct properties can be created to meet diverse application requirements. 

Types & Specifications

Grade Standards	C22000, C23400, C26800, C27400, C28000, C36000, C37000, C38000
Shapes	Diameter: 0.3 mm–12 mm Length: 0.5 m–25 m Temper: 0, H02, H04
Temper	O (Annealed), H02 (1/4 Hard), H04 (1/2 Hard)
Properties	Tensile Strength: ≥335 MPa Elongation: ≥20% Hardness: 70-130 HB
Standards	ASTM B134, ASTM B135, EN12164, JIS H3250

Key Features

High strength

Excellent ductility and workability

Good electrical/thermal conductivity

Superior elasticity and fatigue resistance

Automobile industry

Applications

Machinery manufacturing

Automobile industry

Electronic and electrical industry

Spring

Production Process

Melting Furnace→Semi-continuous Casting →Extrusion →Pickling →Drawing →Annealing →Coiling & Packaging