High Leaded Brass UNS C33200

Topics Covered

Introduction
Chemical Composition
Physical Properties
Mechanical Properties
Other Designations
Fabrication and Heat Treatment
     Machinability
     Welding
     Hot Working
     Cold Working
     Annealing

Introduction

The high leaded brass UNS C33200 is ideal for applications that include screw machine parts, screws, valves, bearings, fittings and specialty fasteners. UNS C33200 is an anti-corrosive wrought lead brass. Addition of lead to brass offers high machinability and strength to the alloy.

The following datasheet summarizes the chemical composition and properties of UNS C33200.

Chemical Composition

The following table lists the chemical composition of UNS C33200 alloy.

Element Content (%)
Cu 66.0
Pb 1.6
Zn 32.4

Physical Properties

The physical properties of UNS C33200 alloy are provided in the following table.

Properties Metric Imperial
Melting point- liquidus 932ºC 1710ºF
Melting point - solidus 899ºC 1650ºF
Density 8.53 gm/cm3 0.308 lb/in3

Mechanical Properties

The following table shows the mechanical properties of UNS C33200.

Properties Metric Imperial
Tensile strength 359 - 517 MPa 52100 - 75000 psi
Yeild strength 138 - 414 MPa 20000 - 60000 psi
Elongation at break 50.00% 50.00%
Poisson's ratio 0.34 0.34
Elastic modulus 117 GPa 16969 ksi
Machinability 80% 80%
Shear modulus 39.0 GPa 5660 ksi

Other Designations

The designations associated with UNS C33200 include:

  • ASTM B135
  • MIL T-46072
  • UNS C33200

Fabrication and Heat Treatment

Machinability

UNS C33200 alloy has a machinability rating of 60.

Welding

The welding methods that are commonly used for UNS C33200 include soldering, brazing, oxyacetylene welding, gas shielded arc welding, spot welding and butt welding. Coated metal arc welding and seam welding are not recommended for UNS C33200.

Hot Working

UNS C33200 alloy responds poorly to hot working technique.

Cold Working

Excellent deformation is obtained after cold working UNS C33200 alloy.

Annealing

UNS C33200 is annealed at temperatures ranging between 426 and 648ºC (800 and 1200º F).

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