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Brass Wire Mesh – Alloy Overview

65-35 yellow brass wire mesh (aka C270 brass wire mesh) is the most extensively used brass alloy in the industrial wire cloth world. As its common industry name suggests, 65-35 yellow brass is comprised of 65% copper and 35% zinc, with small additions of lead (0.045%) and iron (0.035%). When compared to copper wire cloth, C270 brass wire cloth possesses much better abrasion resistance, hardness, and tensile strength; it also exhibits improved corrosion resistance and lower electrical conductivity. As a higher zinc content results in a stronger, more ductile brass material, 65-35 yellow brass is stronger and more ductile than 80-20 low brass and 70-30 cartridge brass, but weaker and less ductile than 60-40 muntz brass. In comparison to phosphor bronzes, C270 brass is a softer material. Some characteristics of 65-35 yellow brass wire cloth which dictate its wide use are:

• The most widely used brass alloy for cold-forming.
• No es magnético en ninguna de sus formas.
• Golden yellow in color.
• Resiste la exposición a la intemperie sin oxidarse.
• Se corroe al entrar en contacto con el amoniaco y otras sales.
• Buena conductividad térmica y eléctrica.
• Antimicrobiano.
• Se puede cortar, conformar y soldar.