Metal Gems

"Brass tubes have been used in sugar mills for many years. This tubes are used in evaporators to process cane juice to high grade sugar. A tube grade with an addition of arsenic thatimproves the corrosion resistance but retains itsgood strength, ductility and forming properties.

Benefits : Brass is used in Decorative Products becuase of antiques and ox finishes. In addition to its decorative appearance, brass offers other benefits worth noting. It has a higher malleability than both bronze and zinc, for instance, allowing metal workers to easily alter its shape and physical composition. »» Brass is a great conductor of heat and is corrosion-resistant, especially to galvanic seawater corrosion. It casts well, is reasonably durable and attractive, and even possesses some antimicrobial qualities thanks to its high copper content

Diameter : 4.76 mm to 104 mm

Minimum Order Quantity : 500 kgs

Specifications: IS - Indian Standard , BS - British Standards , EN - European Nation Standards , ASTM - American Standards , AS - Australian Standards , JIS - Japanesse Standards

Grades: (70/30) - C26000/ CZ126

Brass has an inhibitor against dezincification. The alloy exhibits a good combination of strength and ductility and is commonly selected whenever excellent cold working properties, bright finish and relatively low cost are desirable.

Benefits :

Brass is used in Decorative Products becuase of antiques and ox finishes »» In addition to its decorative appearance, brass offers other benefits worth noting. It has a higher malleability than both bronze and zinc, for instance, allowing metal workers to easily alter its shape and physical composition. Brass is a great conductor of heat and is corrosion-resistant, especially to galvanic seawater corrosion. It casts well, is reasonably durable and attractive, and even possesses some antimicrobial qualities thanks to its high copper content

Diameter : 4.76 mm to 104 mm

Minimum Order Quantity : 500 kgs

Specifications: IS - Indian Standard , BS - British Standards , EN - European Nation Standards , ASTM - American Standards , AS - Australian Standards , JIS - Japanesse Standards

Grades: (63/37) - C27200/ CZ108

Brass tubes are widely used in cooling water applications such as heat exchangers and coolers due to its good corrosion resistance to treated cooling water, resistance to microbial corrosion and good thermal conductivity

Benefits :

Brass is a great conductor of heat and is corrosion-resistant, especially to galvanic seawater corrosion. It casts well, is reasonably durable and attractive, and even possesses some antimicrobial qualities thanks to its high copper content

Diameter : 4.76 mm to 104 mm

Minimum Order Quantity : 500 kgs

Specifications: IS - Indian Standard , BS - British Standards , EN - European Nation Standards , ASTM - American Standards , AS - Australian Standards , JIS - Japanesse Standards

Grades: C44300

Brass has an inhibitor against dezincification. The alloy exhibits a good combination of strength and ductility and is commonly selected whenever excellent cold working properties, bright finish and relatively low cost are desirable. 

Benefits : Brass is used in Decorative Products becuase of antiques and ox finishes. In addition to its decorative appearance, brass offers other benefits worth noting. It has a higher malleability than both bronze and zinc, for instance, allowing metal workers to easily alter its shape and physical composition. »» Brass is a great conductor of heat and is corrosion-resistant, especially to galvanic seawater corrosion. It casts well, is reasonably durable and attractive, and even possesses some antimicrobial qualities thanks to its high copper content

Diameter : 4.76 mm to 104 mm

Minimum Order Quantity : 500 kgs


Specifications: IS - Indian Standard , BS - British Standards , EN - European Nation Standards , ASTM - American Standards , AS - Australian Standards , JIS - Japanesse Standards
Grades: (63/37) - C27400 / CZ108