Rod brass T508L

Wedges with smooth surfaces, produced in 1 horizontal continuous casting line with a capacity of 50 tons/day in accordance with European Norm (EN) and American Norm (ASTM), can be produced in desired sizes from 100 mm to 200 mm in diameter. It produces brass rods and brass wedges in all kinds of cross-sections in accordance with European and American norms and customer requests. In terms of Press Material and caliber; round, square, rectangular hexagon, octagon etc. In addition to the bars, special profiles of different sizes and shapes, 200 mm. It produces billets in desired diameters and lengths up to . The alloy formed by adding zinc to the copper element is called brass. Brass alloy is divided into four groups according to its chemical and physical properties: alpha, alpha + beta, gamma and mixed brass. These groups are formed depending on the zinc ratio in the alloy and the alloying elements added to provide various properties. Billet production; It is achieved by melting copper, zinc and the alloying elements to be added in a channel induction furnace, taking into account the desired properties of the material to be produced. Raw material blending and melting is carried out in the upper furnace. The material poured into the lower furnace through the channel is kept at a certain temperature there and comes out from the mold connected to the furnace as a billet of the desired diameter and shape. The cooling process is carried out through cooling channels connected to the mould. It is cut into desired lengths in line with customer demand and/or place of use.