What is 353 Thread Rolling Brass?
353 Thread Rolling Brass, which can also be referred to 353 Brass Alloy, contains 62% copper, 36% zinc, and small amounts of lead.
Benefits of 353 Brass Alloy
The benefits of 353 Brass Alloy include versatile machinability making it a great choice for roll threading and knurling. It is perfect for applications requiring higher tensile strength and repeated movement due to its wear resistance.
353 Thread Rolling Brass Capabilities
It is also suitable for soldering applications. Its tensile strength ranges from 49,000 to 85,000 pounds per square inch and its yield strength ranges from 17,000 to 61,900 pounds per square inch.
Applications of 353 Brass Alloy
Common uses of 353 brass include:
- Timepiece Components
- Drawer Handles
- Keys
- Valve stems
E.J. Basler offers precision 353 brass machined parts with superior quality, tolerances, and surface finish.
Industries
The numerous advantages and benefits of 353 thread rolling brass make it a preferred material for precision CNC, Swiss, and other machining techniques. E.J. Basler can machine parts, components, and products using brass for virtually any application or industry, including but not limited to the following:
E.J. Basler Blogs
Want to learn more about E.J. Basler's latest news, capabilities, or about industry trends/information? Check out our blogs below!
Contact Us
If you have a question please feel free to reach out to us and we will respond shortly.