High Quality Conventional Milling Machine - Brass connector cover on boiler heating system – Ideasys

Product	Name	Material	Weight
	Brass connector cover on boiler heating system	Brass	65g

How are brass fittings made?

The first step in this process is to cut the copper bar into the length of the part being made. It is then heated to achieve permeability and pressed between the dies under high pressure. It is then cooled, and the flash is trimmed and the forging blank is machined to complete the assembly.

Why do we use brass?

Brass is most widely used in decoration and mechanical fields. Due to its unique properties, including corrosion resistance, common uses of brass include applications requiring low friction.

Why use brass for gas fittings?

Brass can also withstand low temperatures. This is important because vaporization of LPG causes cylinders and valves to become very cold. Brass is not brittle at low temperatures, unlike mild steel.

Does brass corrode in water?

In general, the zinc loss of brass after immersion is relatively fast, which leads to metal weakening and makes its structural integrity in danger. In addition to immersion in water, brass is a very suitable metal for outdoor applications due to its amazing durability.

Drawing→ Mold → Wax injection→ wax tree assembling→ Shell moulding→ Dewax-buring→ pouring→ Shell removing→ Cuttiing-Griding→ Machining → Deburring  → Surface Finishing → Assembly → Quality Inspection→ Packing