Virami Steel Hub is a trusted manufacturer, supplier, stockist, and exporter of premium-quality Brass IS 319 Free Cutting Angles & Flats in Mumbai, India. We offer high-performance brass products known for their excellent machinability, smooth surface finish, and reliable performance in precision engineering applications.
Our Brass IS 319 Free Cutting angles and flats are manufactured using high-grade raw materials and advanced processing techniques to ensure precise dimensions, superior surface finish, excellent mechanical properties, and long service life. We cater to both domestic and international markets, including the USA, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Brass IS 319 Free Cutting grade is a copper-zinc alloy with added lead, specifically designed to enhance machinability. It allows easy cutting, drilling, and shaping, making it ideal for precision components and engineering applications. Angles and flats are structural and machining components used in fabrication, electrical, and industrial applications.
Key Functions:
Typical Composition:
This composition improves cutting performance while maintaining mechanical strength.
Brass IS 319 Free Cutting offers good resistance to:
However, it is not recommended for highly corrosive or marine environments due to dezincification risk.
Brass IS 319 is generally not hardened by heat treatment.
Typical Process:
Limited weldability due to lead content.
Recommended Methods:
We offer:
Surface Finish Options:
Mill Test Certificates (MTC) and third-party inspection reports are provided.
Brass IS 319 Free Cutting Angles & Flats are an ideal choice for applications requiring excellent machinability, smooth finish, and cost-effective performance. Their precision and ease of machining make them widely used in engineering and industrial sectors.
Virami Steel Hub ensures high-quality brass products that deliver efficiency, durability, and long-term value.
It is a brass alloy designed for excellent machinability with added lead.
Used in electrical, automotive, and engineering applications.
Yes, in general environments, but not ideal for marine use.
Limited weldability; brazing and soldering are preferred.
Yes, it is one of the best materials for high-speed machining.
