CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe is a leaded copper-zinc-tin alloy developed for applications where good machinability, strength, ductility, and dependable service performance are required. CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe contains controlled additions of lead and tin, giving the alloy a useful combination of machining performance, impact strength, creep resistance, and electrical and thermal conductivity. The material is commonly associated with machine hardware, screw machine products, and valve stems, while its naval brass base also makes it relevant to selected marine and industrial applications.
USA Piping Solution supplies CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe with full mill test certification and dispatch from the United States, meeting controlled material specifications and dimensional requirements for each order.
CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe Specification
| Specification | CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe |
|---|---|
| Material | Leaded Naval Brass |
| Grade | CZ134 |
| Standard | BS 2874 |
| European Designation | CuZn36Pb2Sn1 |
| Material Number | CW711R |
| Product Type | Naval Brass Pipe / Tube |
| Testing & Inspection | As per applicable standard and customer requirements |
| Certification | Mill Test Certificate (EN 10204 3.1) available as applicable |
Applications of CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe
Valve Stems:CZ134 naval brass can be machined accurately for valve stems that require reliable strength and dimensional stability.
- Machine Hardware: Its balanced mechanical properties make CZ134 leaded naval brass suitable for various machined hardware components.
- Screw Machine Products: The controlled lead content improves machinability, making it a practical choice for screw machine products and precision turned parts.
- Marine Components:CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe can be used for selected marine components where corrosion resistance and machinability are important.
- Industrial Components: Its combination of strength and machinability makes CZ134 naval brass useful for selected industrial equipment and precision machined parts.
Frequently Asked Questions About CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe
What is the CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe?
CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe is a high-lead copper-zinc alloy containing controlled amounts of copper, lead, and tin. It is associated with BS 2874 and is commonly used for machine hardware, valve stems, and screw machine products.
Can the CZ134 Naval Brass Pipe be machined?
Yes. Machinability is one of the important advantages of CZ134 naval brass pipe. The alloy is commonly used for products that are subsequently machined into finished components.
What is the standard for CZ134 Naval Brass?
BS 2874 CZ134 is the British material designation commonly associated with this high-lead naval brass grade. The applicable product form and edition of the standard should be confirmed for each order.
Is CZ134 the same as C46400?
No. CZ134 vs C46400 naval brass involves two different material designations. C46400 is a standard naval brass grade, while CZ134 is a high-leaded naval brass grade with a controlled lead addition that improves machinability.
Why is lead added to CZ134 naval brass?
Lead is added primarily to improve machinability. This makes CZ134 leaded naval brass useful for components that require turning, drilling, or other machining operations.
What are the main CZ134 applications?
Typical CZ134 applications include machine hardware, valve stems, screw machine products, marine components, and selected industrial components requiring good machinability and useful corrosion resistance.
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