About CW719R Naval Brass
Naval Brass is a 60:40 copper zinc alloy to which about 1% of tin has been added to improve the corrosion resistance, particularly to dezincification. The alloy is a two-phase alpha-beta brass, hence has reasonably high strength with lower ductility than the single phase 70:30 or alpha brass. It is used for structural applications and for forgings, especially where contact with sea water is likely to induce corrosion. The mechanical properties are almost indistinguishable from those of 60:40 brass C28000, although the tin addition tends to give slightly higher strength. CW619N can be readily hot worked, and can also be cold worked, but not as easily as the single-phase alpha brasses.
Chemical Composition
Mechanical Properties According To EN 12165 (As Per Temper H080)
Engineered for Marine ExcellenceCW719R Naval Brass is expertly processed using extrusion and drawing techniques, resulting in a sturdy yet malleable product. Its dimensional flexibility, ranging from 1.5mm to 125mm, caters to multiple configuration requirements. This grade is particularly valued in marine and industrial sectors due to its superior resistance to saltwater corrosion and mechanical wear, making it ideal for applications such as fasteners and marine components.
Quality and Precision in Every BarEvery round bar of CW719R Naval Brass is crafted to ASTM Inch standards and supplied with a brilliant, bright finish. Available in 16-foot lengths and manufactured by reputable Indian suppliers, this alloy ensures precision with tolerances up to 125mm. The 1/2 hard temper delivers optimal balance between strength and formability, supporting demanding industrial operations with reliable, consistent performance.
FAQ's of CW719R Naval Brass:
Q: How is CW719R Naval Brass processed to ensure durability?
A: CW719R Naval Brass undergoes extruded and drawn processing, which enhances its strength and uniformity. This technique results in a dense, bright-finished material that is well-suited for marine, industrial, and fastener use.
Q: What are the primary applications of CW719R Naval Brass?
A: Due to its corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, CW719R is primarily used for manufacturing fasteners, marine fittings, and various industrial components where durability and reliability are essential.
Q: When should CW719R Naval Brass be chosen over other alloys?
A: CW719R Naval Brass is especially advantageous when components require excellent resistance to seawater or industrial wear, such as in shipbuilding or heavy-duty fastening scenarios.
Q: Where is CW719R Naval Brass typically sourced and supplied from?
A: This alloy is widely available through manufacturers and suppliers in India, catering to both domestic and international clients seeking high-quality brass products.
Q: What processes ensure the surface finish and tolerances of this product?
A: The combination of extrusion and drawing methods, along with strict adherence to ASTM Inch standards, results in a consistently bright, smooth surface and tightly controlled tolerances ranging from 1.5mm to 125mm.
Q: How does using CW719R Naval Brass benefit marine and industrial applications?
A: Its inherent resistance to corrosion, especially in saline environments, and its reliable mechanical properties ensure longevity and decreased maintenance needs in marine and industrial applications.