260
260 Brass Product Guide
Applications | Specifications | Mechanical and Chemical DataOverview
The most ductile of the yellow brasses, 260 brass also has a good strength, finishing capabilities and corrosion resistance. It is also easily machined and cold formed. 260 brass should not be used in projects where it will come into contact with acetic acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, or ammonia. Due to the high zinc contact, it shouldn’t be soldered. Typically used in architecture, electrical parts, fasteners, and ammunition casings.
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Purchase 260 Plate | 260 Sheet | 260 Balls | 260 Foil | 260 Round Tube | 260 Shim StockApplications
- Ammunition Casings
- Fasteners
- Electrical Components
- Architecture
Specifications
ASTM |
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| B36 |
Mechanical Information | |||
Density | Ultimate Tensile Strength | Yield Tensile Strength | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Imperial | 0.308 lb/in3 | 74,000 psi | 59,500 psi |
| Metric | 8.53 g/cc | 510 MPa | 410 MPa |
Mechanical Information | ||||
Modulus of Elasticity | Shear Modulus | Shear Strength | Melting Point | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imperial | 15,900 ksi | 5,900 ksi | 40,600 psi | 1,680-1,750 F |
| Metric | 110 GPa | 41 GPa | 280 MPa | 920-950 C |
Mechanical Information | |||
Electrical Conductivity | Hardness Rockwell | Elongation at break percentage | Poissons Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28% IACS | F80 | 10 | 0.33 |
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Chemistry Information
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Element |
Percentage |
| Zn | 30 |
| Cu | 70 |
