Brass Sheet Metal Fabrication Service

Brass sheets used in fabrication typically range from 0.5 mm to 6 mm in thickness. The specific thickness depends on the application and the required strength and formability of the final part. Thinner sheets are ideal for detailed and decorative applications, while thicker sheets are suitable for structural components requiring higher strength and durability.

Yes, brass is weldable using brazing, soldering, and TIG welding. Brazing and soldering create solid and leak-proof joints at relatively low temperatures, preserving the material’s properties. Although less common, TIG welding is preferable for thicker brass components.

Fabricating brass sheets can present challenges, such as their susceptibility to cracking and deformation with improper handling. Brass requires precise control of fabrication parameters, including temperature and pressure, to avoid issues like warping and stress corrosion cracking. Also, brass can be more expensive than other metals, which might impact the project’s overall cost.