Brass Fasteners

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Heatfastener

Brass Fasteners Supplier

Heatfastener offers custom brass fasteners, including brass bolts, screws, and nuts. Brass is a common alloy of copper. It is roughly two-thirds copper, one-third zinc. It is non-magnetic that offers good strength and high electrical conductivity. It does offer good corrosion resistance but does not fare well in saltwater. Brass is commonly used in electrical, home building, and marine applications. We do offer a few different grades of brass.

Brass alloy 270: It contains 65% copper, and 35% zinc. It has a tensile strength of 70,000 psi and a yield of 45,000 psi

Brass alloy 360: It contains 61.5% copper, 3% lead, 35.5% zinc. It has a tensile strength of 50,000 psi and a yield of 30,000 psi.

Commercial brass: It contains 55-65% copper, 35-42% zinc, and 0.05-3.5% lead. It has the same tensile and yield as brass alloy 360.

  • Captive Screws
  • Machine Screws
  • Self-tapping screws
  • Weld screws
  • Shoulder screws
  • Chicago screws
  • Thumb Screws
  • Security screws
  • Small screws
  • Socket Cap screws
  • Carriage Bolts
  • Flange Bolts
  • Hex Bolts
  • T Bolts
  • U Bolts
  • Expansion Bolts
  • Eye Bolts
  • Hook Bolts
  • Sealing Bolts
  • Elevator Bolts
  • Hex Nuts
  • Flange Nuts
  • Lock Nuts
  • T Nuts
  • Rivets
  • Washers
  • Pins
brass fasteners

Brass screws are a very helpful screw type that can be made use of throughout differing applications. The brass makeup of the screw uses a variety of helpful attributes.

Even the moisture in the timber itself suffices to corrosion of an ordinary steel screw. Consequently, steel wood screws are usually covered with a rust-resistant finish. Usually, there are a number of options in plated timber screws: brass or zinc, with zinc being the most typical.
The anti-corrosive and water-resistant nature of these screws indicates they are suitable for exterior usage.

Typically, brass screws can be more visually pleasing as the brass supplies a softer tan coloring that functions well with wood. Usually smaller brass screws are made use of when developing furniture or installing doors etc. Brass is a softer metal and so should be used with even more care. It is additionally, as always, beneficial to use a screwdriver that fits the head of the screw precisely.

WHY USE BRASS SCREWS FOR THE EXTERIOR?
Frequently steel screws with a brass plating are made use of, yet brass screw jobs just as well. The major advantages of these screws will be located when set up in locations that can not be easily maintained, as well as ought to be used as opposed to even more common iron screws which can corrosion.

BRASS SCREWS FOR MARINE USAGE?
For decades brass screws and brass fasteners, and bolts have actually been used on aquatic devices, simply as these are the very best screws for the job. The water immune and also anti-corrosive high qualities of these screws are excellent for usage around the sea and undersea (or anywhere where it is typically a bit damp!). Routine steel and iron screws can wear away from prolonged direct exposure to the wind, sun as well as rain, so pure brass screws or brass plated iron screws are the very best for the task.

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Frequently Asked Questions


A brass bolt is a heavy-duty fastener crafted from an alloy of copper and zinc. Installers use these bolts to join wood, metal or composite materials together, or to fasten objects to surfaces made from one of these materials

Brass is a softer metal and must be used with care, always drilling pilot holes and using driver bits that fit the head of the screw precisely to prevent stripping. Brass bolts also require a pilot hole to be driven before installation. Check out more information on brass as well as the other materials we offer.

Typically smaller brass screws are used when building furniture or installing doors etc. Stripping can occur when using brass screws whilst working with wood, and often a drill hole often the same size of the screw is drilled into the material first.

Brass Screws are not magnetic, and are generally more resistant to corrosion than iron. Brass is a metal mainly composed of copper and zinc. Copper is the main ingredient and brass is usually classified as copper alloy. Brass is stronger and harder than copper, but not as strong or hard as steel.

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