Brass Washers, Finishing : Polished

Owing to our vast experience of this industry, we are manufacturing, supplying and exporting a comprehensive array of Brass Washers. The offered range of Washers is manufactured by our experts using high grade brass, which is procured from the most trusted names of the industry.
Brass is an alloy made of copper and zinc, and it is a material that gets used in a wide range of applications. It is popularly used in musical instruments such as the French horn, trumpet, trombone, and tuba, because of its excellent acoustic properties. When it comes to washers, brass is used for its low-friction properties in applications like plumbing and electrical work, gears, bearings, doorknobs, and much more.
Brass may also be an excellent choice because it has a low melting point, making it a relatively easy material to cast. It is highly malleable, meaning it can be formed into any shape and will not break or crack over time. When you need a washer for your special project, brass may be the perfect material for you.
Hero Metal manufactures brass washers for the architectural, construction, oil & gas and defense industries. We specialize in custom washers that are manufactured to meet the specific requirements for each job. We offer stamping, waterjet cutting and wire EDM cutting services. Our staff will determine the most cost effective manufacturing method for each application to ensure the brass washer meets all of your requirements. Hero Metal provides full production capabilities and can manufacture quantities from prototype and short run through large production runs.
Brass and brass alloys have many characteristics that make them popular materials for washers. Brass is malleable and has a low melting point, which makes it a good material for applications that are exposed to flammable or explosive materials. Adding aluminum and tin creates alloys that are stronger and more corrosion resistant, creating a material that is effective in some corrosive environments, such as exposure to seawater. Adding bronze and zinc create alloys that are harder.