Brass tubes, a type of non-ferrous metal tubes, are pressed and drawn seamless tubes. Copper pipes are strong and corrosion-resistant, making them the first choice for contemporary contractors to install water pipes, heating and cooling pipes in all residential commercial buildings. Brass pipe is an ideal choice for water management.
Brass pipe is strong and corrosion-resistant, making it the first choice for contemporary contractors to install water pipes, heating and cooling pipes in all residential commercial buildings. Copper pipe combines many advantages: it is tenacious and has the high strength of ordinary metal; at the same time, it is easier to bend, twist, crack, and break than ordinary metal, and has a certain resistance to frost heaving and impact resistance. Once the copper water pipe in the water supply equipment is installed, it is safe and reliable to use, and does not even need maintenance and maintenance.
Types of Brass Tubes
If it is composed of more than two kinds of elements, it is called special brass. Such as copper alloy composed of lead, tin, manganese, nickel, iron and silicon. Brass has strong wear resistance. Unique brass is also called special brass, which has high strength, high hardness and strong solvent corrosion resistance. There are also cutting mechanical properties are also more prominent. The seamless copper tube drawn from brass is soft and wear-resistant. Brass seamless pipes are suitable for heat exchangers and coolers, cryogenic piping, and deep-sea transportation pipes. Manufacture of plates, bars, bars, pipe fittings, forged parts, etc. Containing 62% to 68% copper, it has strong plasticity and can be used to manufacture compression facilities. According to the different types of alloying elements contained in brass, brass is divided into two types: general brass and special brass. Brass for pressure processing is called deformed brass.
The use of brass tubes
Copper pipes are often used instead of steel pipes for water pipes. They are available in two types: hardened tempered and softened tempered. Both tempered copper tubing are available in 20" straight lengths. Softened and tempered copper tubing is also available in 1.25-foot diameter coils in 30-inch, 45-inch, and 60-foot lengths. This type of pipe connection is made using a welder and a solder or braze alloy to solder its tip to a specific fitting. Because of its soft nature, the tube is easy to bend and change directions, thereby reducing the number of fittings and the labor required. These pipes are often used in place of lead pipes to connect water mains into buildings.
