Brass Brezzing Rod

Brass brazing rods are high-quality filler materials made primarily from copper and zinc, designed for the brazing process to create strong, reliable joints between metals such as copper, steel, bronze, and cast iron. They are widely used across industries including automotive, hydraulic, and manufacturing sectors due to their durability and versatility.

Key Features and Applications:

• Composition:
  Primarily composed of copper and zinc, with optional alloying elements such as tin, phosphorus, or silicon to improve strength, corrosion resistance, and brazing fluidity.

• Applications:
  Ideal for joining copper, bronze, steel, copper-nickel alloys, and gray cast iron. They are also commonly used in the production of inlaid carbide cutting tools.

• Brazing Process:
  Typically applied with a suitable flux, such as borax-boric acid, to ensure clean, strong bonds. A notable type, Naval Bronze (RBCuZn-A), is specifically formulated for enhanced brazing performance.

• Types:
  Available in a range of grades and compositions, including options for low-temperature welding and specialized applications.

• Availability:
  Supplied in various sizes, diameters, and lengths, with packaging options to meet different industrial requirements.