Sheet/Plate, Brass, 260 Alloy Type, 36 L.

Aluminum Rectangle Bar 6061T6511 exhibits above average corrosion resistance, good machinability, high strength, light weight, good weldability, and the ability to be heat treated for even higher strength, all at an affordable price 6061 is the most commonly used aluminum alloy in the world due to its positive characteristics It is typically used in aerospace, automotive, cameras, couplings, marine hardware, electrical components, decorative hardware, structural applications, pins, brakes, pistons, valves, and bicycle frames.

Stainless Pipe 316 Schedule 80 exhibits high strength and excellent corrosion resistance including in marine environments 316 is slightly stronger than 304 stainless and is rated as a marine metal 316 maintains its properties in cryogenic or high temperatures It is typically used in oil and petroleum equipment, aerospace, food processing, pulp and paper processing equipment, textiles, architectural, and marine equipment Our pipe is unthreaded to allow for welded connections is designed to carry liquidgasmaterial from one place to another, whereas is designed to act as structural support.

Alloy Steel Round Tube 4130 Cond N Seamless offers good strength and weldability without compromising steel abrasion or impact resistance 4130 can also be made even stronger through heat treatment It is typically used in structural applications, gears, fasteners, and aircraft exteriors is designed to act as structural support, whereas is designed to carry liquidgasmaterial from one place to another.

Plastic SheetPlate PTFE GP Skived Virgin, also commonly called Teflon, is known for its outstanding chemical resistance, low friction, and high continuous use temperature PTFE does have a lower strength and stiffness It is typically used for bearings, chemical vessel linings, pipe and valve linings, gaskets, diaphragms, piston rings, high temperature electrical insulation, and as coating for nonstick applications TEFLON is a trademark of of Chemours.

Aluminum IBeam Aluminum Association 6061T6 exhibits high strength, low weight, above average corrosion resistance, ease of machining, and has excellent weldability 6061 is the most commonly used aluminum alloy in the world due to its positive characteristics It is typically used in aerospace, automotive, cameras, couplings, marine hardware, electrical components, decorative hardware, structural applications, pins, brakes, pistons, valves, and bicycle frames Aluminum Association IBeam has a consistent thickness throughout the flanges.

Hot Roll Steel Square Tube A500A513 625 x 065 is made of cold formed and seamlessly welded hot rolled steel Hot Roll Steel Square Tube A500A513 offers high weldability and is used frequently in structural applications in bridges and buildings as well as in both the automotive and appliance industry.

Brass Sheet 260 is strong, corrosion resistant, easily machined, and is also the most ductile of the yellow brasses It can be easily polished though it shouldn't be brazed due to the high zinc content 260 is typically used in architecture, electrical parts, fasters, radiator components, decorative hardware, and ammunition casings.

Brass Rectangle Tube alloys 385 or 280 are also known as Architectural Bronze even though they are actually a brass 385 and 280 brass are color matches, and will be stocked in one alloy or the other depending on the sizepart number They polish to an excellent finish, resist corrosion in nonmarine environments, and machine comparably well to 360 freemachining brass They are easy to braze and solder but should not be welded 385 and 280 are typically used in decorative architecture applications and ornamental hardware.

Brass Sheet 260 is strong, corrosion resistant, easily machined, and is also the most ductile of the yellow brasses It can be easily polished though it shouldn't be brazed due to the high zinc content 260 is typically used in architecture, electrical parts, fasters, radiator components, decorative hardware, and ammunition casings.

Brass Rectangle Tube alloys 385 or 280 are also known as Architectural Bronze even though they are actually a brass 385 and 280 brass are color matches, and will be stocked in one alloy or the other depending on the sizepart number They polish to an excellent finish, resist corrosion in nonmarine environments, and machine comparably well to 360 freemachining brass They are easy to braze and solder but should not be welded 385 and 280 are typically used in decorative architecture applications and ornamental hardware.