Brass hexagon SW 5-40mm 6 kant 2.0401 CuZn33Pb3 Ms58 full material (length : 0.02 Meter, diameter : 34mm)

Length Tolerance: +/-2mm

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The brass hexagon with material number 2.0401 is an alloy of copper, zinc, and lead. It contains approximately 57-59% copper, 36-40% zinc, and 2.5-3.5% lead. Known as CuZn39Pb3, this alloy is widely used in Germany for machining applications, especially on automatic machines. While it's easy to punch and hot-form, its corrosion resistance is limited. Cold forming should be done with caution to avoid stress corrosion cracking. Cold working increases the hardness and strength of the material.

You can purchase hexagonal brass 2.0401 Ms58 in the Evek GmbH online shop. We are committed to ensuring your satisfaction with both our products and service.

Brass hexagon rods made from 2.0401 material are highly machinable and can be both soft and hard soldered easily. Resistance welding is ideal for this alloy, while other welding methods are not recommended. The material is easy to mechanically polish and is well-suited for electroplating.

Hexagonal brass, designated as CuZn39Pb3 Ms58, is commonly used for:

• Faucet handles
• Fittings
• Electrical engineering components
• Construction profiles
• Various turned parts

Key features of material 2.0401 include:

• Excellent machinability
• Good hot workability
• Easy to stamp, polish, and electroplate
• Limited corrosion resistance
• Ideal for automatic machining
• Simple to soft and hard solder

Evek GmbH offers brass 2.0401 at competitive prices, with international shipping and knowledgeable customer support ready to assist you.

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