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Sheet Brass

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(For Sheet and Wire).—In the preparation of brass for the manufacture of wire, an especially pure quality of copper must be used; without this, all efforts to produce a suitable quality of brass will be in vain. That pure copper is indispensable to the manufacture of good, ductile brass may be seen from the great difference in the composition of the various kinds, all of which answer their purpose, but contain widely varying quantities of copper and zinc. The following table shows the composition of some excellent qualities of brass suitable for making sheet and wire:

Brass Sheet—Source Copper Zinc Lead Tin
Jemappes 64.6 33.7 1.4 0.2
Stolberg 64.8 32.8 2.0 0.4
Romilly 70.1 29.26 0.38 0.17
Rosthorn (Vienna) 68.1 31.9
Rosthorn (Vienna) 71.5 28.5
Rosthorn (Vienna) 71.1 27.6 1.3
Iserlohn & Romilly 70.1 29.9
Lüdenscheid 72.73 27.27
(Brittle) 63.66 33.02 2.52
Hegermühl 70.16 27.45 0.79 0.20
Oker 68.98 29.54 0.97
Brass Wire—
England 70.29 29.26 0.28 0.17
Augsburg 71.89 27.63 0.85
Neustadt 70.16 27.45 0.2 0.79
Neustadt 71.36 28.15
Neustadt 71.5 28.5
Neustadt 71.0 27.6
(Good quality) 65.4 34.6
(Brittle) 65.5 32.4 2.1
For wire and sheet 67.0 32.0 0.5 0.5

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As the above figures show, the percentage of zinc in the different kinds of brass lies between 27 and 34. Recently, alloys containing a somewhat larger quantity of zinc have been used, it having been found that the toughness and ductility of the brass are increased thereby, without injury to its tenacity. Alloys containing up to 37 per cent of zinc possess a high degree of ductility in the cold, and are well adapted for wire and sheet.

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