Admiralty Brass Tubes - C44300

Outer Diameter: 3mm - 300mm
Wall Thickness: 0.2mm - 50mm
Length: 500mm~10000m
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Description

Guangdong Metal Corporation is a leading Admiralty Brass Tubes - C44300 manufacturer and supplier.

C44300 Admiralty Brass, also sometimes referred to as Arsenical Brass, is copper that is alloyed with tin and zinc. Inhibited Admiralty Brass tubes – C44300 - has good corrosion resistance and is specially used for tubing of steam condensers cooled with fresh, salt or brackish water. Admiralty metal tubes are also used for heat exchangers in oil refineries, in which corrosion from sulfur compounds and contaminated water may be very severe, and for feed-water heaters and heat-exchanger equipment as well as other industrial processes.

Brass C44300 tubes have long been used in heat exchangers and condensers because of the good corrosion resistance and excellent heat transfer characteristics. Inhibited Admiralty Brass has found use in fresh, brackish and salt water applications, as well as oil and gas systems, where its combination of corrosion resistance, heat transfer rates and lower material cost is valued. C44300 brass is most commonly stocked in tube and plate form.

 

  • 1) Grade: C44300

    2) OD: 3mm - 300mm

    3) Thickness: 0.2mm - 50mm

    4) Length: 500mm - 10000mm

    5) Temper: O61, H55, HR50

    6) Standard: ASTM B111, JIS H3300:1997

  • 1) Light Weight

    2) Good Thermal Conductivity

    3) High stability

    4) High Strength

    5) Good fatigue

    6) Rust and corrosion resistance properties

    7) Good deep-drawing performance

  • 1)Condensers

    2)Radiators

    3)Chemical equipment

    4)Sanitation

    5)Heat exchange shells

    6)Distiller tubes

    7)Aerospace industry

  • 1.Online Eddy-Current Test

    2.Spectrum Test

    3.Hardness Test

    4.Tensile Strength Test

    5.Elongation Test

    6.Automatic Hydrostatic Pressure Test

  • Main equipment and production

    1.Melting Furnace

    2.Extruder Machine

    3.Drawing Mill

    4.Bright Annealing Furnace

    5.Cleaning & Pickling Line

Technical Information

Grade of Admiralty Brass Tubes:

UNS No.

C44300

Chemical Comp.(%)

Cu 70 ~ 73 / Sn 1.0 ~ 1.5 / As 0.02 ~ 0.06 / zn rem

ASTM Spec.

B111, B 395

ASTM Spec.

SB111, SB395

Applications

Heat Exchange
Refineries
Power Plants
Desalination Plants
Shipbuilding & Ship Repairs
Condensers
Ferrules
Distillers

Hardness

75 - 150

Porperties *

Metric

Density

8.53 g/cc

Tensile Strength, min.

310MPa

Yield Strength, min.

105MPa

CTE,linear

20.2 10-6/ @ 20.0 - 300

Specific Heat Capacity

0.09 cal/g- @ 20

Thermal Conductivity

109 W/m-K @ 20.0

Meiting Point

899 ~ 938

Packaging

Packaging of Admiralty Brass Tubes

Guangdong Metal Products are packed and labeled according to the regulations and customer's requests. Great care is taken to avoid any damage which might be caused during storage or transportation. In addition, clear labels are tagged on the outside of the packages for easy identification of the product I. D. and quality information.

1) Guangdong Metal Standard

2) Customization

 

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What is Admiralty Brass?
Admiralty brass is a type of brass that is widely used in marine engineering and other industries. It is known for its excellent resistance to corrosion, high thermal conductivity, and ductility. Admiralty brass is also referred to as c44300 admiralty brass, which is a specific grade of the alloy.
Uses of Admiralty Brass
Admiralty brass is widely used in different applications due to its unique properties. One of the primary uses of admiralty brass is in marine engineering. The alloy's resistance to corrosion, fouling, and erosion in seawater makes it an ideal material for various components such as heat exchangers, condensers, and evaporators.
Admiralty brass is also used in the manufacture of various other products, including valves, fittings, and instrumentation. Its high ductility makes it an ideal material for products that require shaping and forming, while its thermal conductivity makes it ideal for heat transfer applications.
Admiralty Metal
Admiralty metal refers to any copper-based alloy that is specifically designed for use in marine environments. Admiralty brass is a type of admiralty metal that has excellent resistance to corrosion and other harsh conditions in seawater.
Admiralty metal is preferred over other materials in marine applications due to its superior properties, including resistance to fouling, erosion, and corrosion. Admiralty brass is particularly useful for heat transfer applications because of its excellent thermal conductivity.
Admiralty Brass Tubes
Admiralty brass tubes are a popular form of the alloy that is widely used in heat exchangers, condensers, and evaporators. The tubes have excellent heat transfer properties, making them ideal for applications that require efficient heat transfer. Additionally, they have low fouling rates and high resistance to corrosion, making them ideal for use in marine environments.
What is Admiralty Brass Made of?
Admiralty brass is made by melting copper and zinc together and adding small amounts of other elements, such as arsenic and tin. The resulting alloy is then cast into different forms, such as bars, sheets, and tubes.



Conclusion
Admiralty brass is a versatile material that finds applications in different industries, especially marine engineering. As a professional admiralty brass supplier, we are committed to providing high-quality c44300 admiralty brass to clients worldwide. With its excellent properties, admiralty brass is an ideal material for various applications, including heat exchangers, condensers, and evaporators. Contact us today to learn more about our admiralty brass products and services.
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