
Brass rods are among the most versatile and widely used metal components in electrical, mechanical, and industrial applications. Known for their durability, conductivity, and corrosion resistance, brass rods play a crucial role in ensuring efficient performance across various sectors.
At Kriloha Ltd., we specialize in supplying premium brass rods that meet the highest industry standards. Whether for electrical conductivity or mechanical strength, our brass rods deliver unmatched reliability.
Brass rods are indispensable in modern electrical and mechanical industries due to their conductivity, strength, and corrosion resistance. Kriloha Ltd. is your trusted supplier for high-quality brass rods that enhance performance and durability.
Contact us today to discuss your brass rod requirements and get a customized solution!
Brass rods are widely used in electrical components, plumbing, automotive parts, industrial machinery, construction, and decorative applications due to their conductivity, corrosion resistance, and machinability
• High machinability (easier to cut and shape than steel)
• Excellent corrosion resistance (ideal for marine and plumbing applications)
• Good electrical & thermal conductivity
• Recyclable (95%+ recycled content).
Yes, certain lead-free brass alloys (e.g., ECO BRASS®) comply with Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) standards, making them safe for potable water applications.
Common types include:
• Free-cutting brass (C36000) – High machinability
• Naval brass – Corrosion-resistant for marine use
• Silicon brass – Heat and corrosion-resistant
• Low-lead brass – Meets plumbing safety regulations.
Consider:
• Mechanical properties (tensile strength, hardness)
• Alloy composition (copper-zinc ratio, lead content)
• End-use (electrical, plumbing, decorative).
Yes! Brass is 100% recyclable without losing quality, and most brass rods contain over 95% recycled content, making them a sustainable choice.
• High conductivity (close to copper)
• Durability & corrosion resistance
• Cost-effective compared to pure copper.
Yes, uncoated brass surfaces kill 99.9% of bacteria (e.g., MRSA, E. coli) within 2 hours, making them ideal for medical and high-touch surfaces.
• Brass = Copper + Zinc
• Bronze = Copper + Tin (sometimes aluminum/silicon)
Bronze is harder and used in heavy-duty applications, while brass is more machinable.
Reputable suppliers like Kriloha Ltd. (premium metal parts) or manufacturers listed in market reports (e.g., Wieland, KME) offer certified brass rods for industrial use.
The global brass rods market is projected to reach USD 20.27 billion by 2032, driven by demand in construction, electrical, and sustainable manufacturing
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