Brass pipes and brass tubes are hollow cylindrical products made from a copper-zinc alloy. They are known for their high corrosion resistance, strength, and malleability, making them ideal for a wide range of applications, from plumbing to marine equipment.

Available Forms

Pipes: Hollow, cylindrical products, commonly used in plumbing, fluid transport, and construction.
Tubes: Tubes with thinner walls compared to pipes, used for precision applications, electrical wiring, and decorative purposes.
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Features & Advantages

Corrosion Resistance: Brass is highly resistant to corrosion, especially in wet or saline environments.
Malleability: Easy to bend and shape without cracking.
High Strength: Brass pipes and tubes offer good mechanical strength, making them ideal for structural applications.
Ductility: Can be easily drawn and formed into various shapes, particularly for tubes.
Electrical Conductivity: Brass tubes are excellent for electrical applications due to their conductivity.
Aesthetic Appeal: Brass has a golden, lustrous color, often used for decorative and architectural purposes.

Applications

Industry Application
Plumbing Pipes for water, gas, and HVAC systems
Automotive Fuel lines, brake lines, and cooling systems
Electrical Electrical conduits and wiring insulation
Marine Propeller shafts, marine hardware, seawater systems
Construction Handrails, decorative finishes, and structural components
Heat Exchangers Tubes for heat transfer systems
Musical Instruments Brass wind instrument tubes like trumpets and saxophones

Advantages of Brass Pipes & Tubes

Durability: Brass pipes and tubes provide long-term reliability in challenging environments.
Corrosion Resistance: Especially effective in coastal or humid environments.
Flexibility: Easily adaptable for a wide range of applications, including industrial, plumbing, and decorative uses.
Aesthetic: Brass’s golden sheen makes it desirable for decorative or architectural uses.