Product Description
IS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rod
We fabricate a finest range of Naval Brass, which are renowned for their high strength, rust proof and durability features. Naval brass is a copper alloy containing 60% copper, 75% tin and around 39.25% zinc. These are made up of high-grade raw material and can be availed in the form of sheet, plate, rods and circle. Our range of naval brass is broadly used in marine and construction industry.
Specifics:
Specifications:
| Rod Brass | ASTM B135 C 23000 BS 2870 CZ 102 JIS H3300 C 2300 |
| Naval Brass | IS291 Grade I or II BS 2874 CZ 112 JIS 3250 C4622 ASTM C48200 |
| Chemical Requirements | Garde I | Grade II |
| Copper | 61.0 - 64.0% | 59.0 - 62.0% |
| Lead | 0.20% max | 0.50 to 1.0% |
| Tin | 1.0 to 1.50% | 0.50 to 1.0% |
| Iron | 0.10% max | - |
| Other Imp. | 0.20% max | 0.20% max |
| Zinc | Remainder | Remainder |
| Physical Properties |
| Condition | Size | T.S. 2 Kg/mm2 | EL% Min | T.S. 2 Kg/mm2 | EL% Min |
| Half-Hard (HB) | Upto 12.5 12.5 to 50 50 to 100 | 40 min 38.5 min 35 min | 18% 18% 18% | 40 min 40 min 40 min | 15% 15% 15% |
| Fabrication Properties |
| Capacity for being | | |
| Cold Worked | Fair | Poor |
| Hot Worked | Excellent | Good |
| Machinability Rating | 30% | 50% |
| Forgeability Rating | 90% | 90% |
| Silver Alloy Brazing | Excellent | Excellent |
| Soft Soldering | Excellent | Excellent |
| Oxyacetylene Welding | Good | Not Suitable |
| Uses |
| Gr I : Condenser Components, Propeller Shaft, Marine hardware where bending is required. |
| Gr II : Marine Hardware, Screw Machine, Valve Stems and Components for Naval use. |
Superior Corrosion Resistance for Marine ApplicationsIS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rods are engineered for enduring harsh marine environments, thanks to their excellent corrosion resistance in seawater. The combination of copper, zinc, and a small percentage of tin enhances their ability to withstand salt water exposure, making them a reliable choice for shipbuilding, marine hardware, and condenser plates.
Versatile Uses Across IndustriesPossessing good machinability and a smooth, polished finish, these naval brass rods are well-suited for a range of industrial and decorative applications. They are commonly used in marine engineering, decorative hardware, and equipment subject to harsh conditions. Their versatility makes them a preferred material for both functional and aesthetic purposes.
Precision Manufacturing for Consistent QualityEach rod is produced either by extrusion or drawing, ensuring consistent dimensions and mechanical properties. With a tolerance of 0.3 mm and available in various tempers from hard to annealed, these rods are tailored to meet diverse project requirements. Multiple shapes and sizes allow customization for specific engineering solutions.
FAQs of IS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rod:
Q: How is IS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rod manufactured?
A: IS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rods are produced using extrusion or drawing processes, which ensure precise dimensions and an even grain structure. This results in reliable mechanical properties and uniform surface finishes across all supplied rods.
Q: What benefits does naval brass offer for marine applications?
A: Naval brass, particularly IS 291 GRADE 1, provides exceptional corrosion resistance in seawater environments, making it highly suitable for shipbuilding, marine engineering, and other marine-based uses where durability and longevity are crucial.
Q: Where can IS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rods be used?
A: These rods find applications in shipbuilding, marine engineering, condenser plates, decorative hardware, and anywhere superior corrosion resistance and workability are needed. Their attractive golden-yellow color also makes them popular for visible architectural and design elements.
Q: What surface finishes and shapes are available for these rods?
A: IS 291 GRADE 1 Naval Brass Rods come with options for smooth or polished finishes. They are available in round, square, and hexagonal shapes, enabling a wide range of design and application possibilities.
Q: When should I choose the hard, half hard, or annealed temper?
A: The temper selection depends on your applications mechanical requirements. Hard temper rods offer enhanced strength for structural uses, while annealed rods are more ductile, suitable for bending and forming. Half-hard provides a balanced combination of both.
Q: How do I determine the suitable size and weight for my project?
A: Select the rod diameter (ranging from 6 mm to 150 mm) and length (up to 6 meters) based on your engineering needs. The final weight varies according to size and length, so consult your supplier for precise measurements to ensure compatibility with your project.