Brass C36000 stud bolts have a chemical composition of copper, zinc, and trace elements. The copper content is usually around 60%, with the remainder being mainly zinc, but also containing manganese, iron, aluminum, silicon, and lead. These components give the material its superior strength, corrosion resistance, and non-magnetic properties.
Brass C36000 studs are popular for a variety of applications due to their superior strength, corrosion resistance, and non-magnetic properties. They can be used in outdoor environments, marine environments, and other damp or corrosive locations. The material is also suited for wiring and grounding purposes due to its non-magnetic capabilities. Additionally, the superior tensile strength makes the screws ideal for structural joints or fastening mechanisms in machinery components.
FAQ's for Brass C36000 Stud Bolts
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No, brass C36000 stud bolts are not magnetic. This property is due to the trace elements present in the chemical composition. These trace elements give the material its superior strength, corrosion resistance and non-magnetic capabilities.
Yes, brass C36000 stud bolts are corrosion resistant. This is due to the trace elements present in the chemical composition which give it superior strength, resistance to saltwater and other corrosive elements. The material also offers excellent wear and tear protection, making it a suitable choice for outdoor use or even marine environments.
Brass UNS C36000 bolts are used in a variety of applications such as plumbing, electrical components, ammunition casings and general fastener applications. Equivalent grades to this alloy include ASTM B453 Alloy 360-0, CUZN43D and CW603N. This alloy is a pure copper-zinc alloy with excellent mechanical properties and good machinability. It may also contain trace elements such as lead, tin or cadmium for improved machinability. These bolts provide excellent resistance to corrosion and are suitable for a wide range of applications where strength and durability are important.
UNS C3600 brass is a pure copper-zinc alloy with excellent mechanical properties and good machinability. It contains about 36% zinc and 64% copper, and may also contain trace elements of lead, tin or cadmium for improved machinability. This alloy is free from any other additives and provides superior corrosion resistance as well as superior strength and hardness when tested against other brass alloys. It has an ultimate tensile strength of around 60 ksi (400 MPa) with a shear strength of approximately 28 ksi (190 MPa).
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