Alloy UNS C22000 / DIN 2.0230 / Brass L90

Alloy L90 is a complex alloyed brass, belonging to double deformed brass. Contains up to 88-91%, in fact, brass, from 8.8 to 12% zinc, as well as alloying additives, including iron, lead, phosphorus, antimony and bismuth.

Special Properties

Rolled brass is notable for its considerable strength and resistance to corrosion cracking. L90 lends itself well to pressure treatment, moreover, it is deformed in a cold state without problems.

The melting temperature of the alloy is 1045 degrees, it is processed, at 700-800 degrees, and annealed at 450-600 degrees.

As semi-finished products, you can purchase a pipe, strip, strip or sheet of brass.

it costs significantly less. This, to a large extent, ensures the great popularity of the material.

Applications

A strip, tape, pipe or brass rod made of UNS C22000 / L90 alloy can be used in electrical engineering, instrument making, for enameling, forging, chasing various products, including badges, medals and the like.

Chemical composition of brass L90