Brass Alloys

CZ121 • CW614N • C36000 • Supreme Machinability

Highly alloyed brass specifically developed to allow for maximum machining speeds. Perfect for complex components requiring extensive automated manufacturing processes.

CZ122 • CW617N • C37700 • Ideal for Hot Working

Offers excellent hot forming properties and good machinability. Widely utilized in producing intricate forged parts like valves, fittings, and specialized hardware.

CZ112 • CW712R • C46400 • Superior Corrosion Resistance

Alloyed with a small amount of tin to resist dezincification in marine environments. Exceptionally durable for underwater applications, propeller shafts, and marine hardware.

CZ114 • CW721R • Heavy Duty Strength

Complex brasses reinforced with elements like manganese, iron, and aluminum. Delivers exceptional mechanical strength suitable for heavy-load bearings and architectural extrusions.

C69300 • CW724R • Environmentally Compliant

Engineered to comply with stringent global drinking water regulations. Eliminates lead content without significantly sacrificing machinability or structural integrity.

CZ108 • CZ118 • CZ132 • The British Standards

A comprehensive suite of traditional British standard brasses catering to a vast array of industrial applications, from basic structural components to specialized instruments.

IS 319 • IS 410 • IS 8737 • Indian Market Specifications

Alloys strictly conforming to Indian Standards. Reliable performance tailored for domestic manufacturing requirements and infrastructure projects.

CZ132 • CW602N • C35330 • DZR / DR Brass

Specially heat-treated to resist corrosion in acidic or alkaline water conditions. Essential for plumbing systems and water distribution networks.

C26000 • C36000 • C37700 • C46400 • C69300 • ASTM brass alloys for North America.

BMI supplies the full ASTM brass range - wrought (B16, B21, B124, B453) and cast (B584) - to North American OEMs and distributors.

2.0401 • 2.0402 • 2.0530 • 2.0375 • DIN brass alloys for the German market.

BMI manufactures brass components to DIN material numbers and DIN 17660 / 17671 / 17672 specifications - the choice of German, Austrian and Swiss engineers.