Nickel-based

Nickel-based filler material is a brazing filler composed of nickel as the matrix, supplemented with low-melting-point elements (such as boron, silicon, phosphorus, etc.) and strengthening elements (such as chromium, cobalt, molybdenum, tungsten, iron, etc.)

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CuZn alloy powder


Features:

1. Precise composition: Cu ≥ 80%, Zn ≈ 20%, with low impurity levels (Fe ≤ 0.1%, Pb ≤ 0.03%). 2. Diverse morphology: Available as irregular‑shaped or near‑spherical powders, with flowability tailored to meet the requirements of various processes. 3. Stable performance: Excellent oxidation resistance and electrical conductivity ≥ 25% IACS (International Annealed Copper Standard). 4. Flexible particle size: Standard particle size ranges from 15 to 150 μm, with customized grading options available.

Application:

Packing:

Aluminum foil bag, iron drum, plastic drum, woven bag, pallet, customized packaging

Date of delivery:

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CuZn copper-zinc alloy powder · Brass powder
Uniform composition · Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity · Specifically designed for powder metallurgy and brazing -300 mesh, main recommendation

CuZn copper–zinc alloy powder (brass powder) is primarily composed of copper and zinc, prepared via vacuum atomization. It features precise composition, low impurity levels, excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, and superior corrosion resistance. The main grades we promote are: CuZn20 (Cu≥80%, Zn≈20%) It also offers a variety of compositions, including CuZn30, CuZn40, and BCu54Zn (copper–zinc brazing alloys). The powder is irregularly shaped or near-spherical, with excellent flowability; the primary specification is –300 mesh (≤48 μm), and custom grades ranging from 15 to 150 μm are also available. It is widely used in powder metallurgy applications such as oil‑impregnated bearings, gears, and locks, as well as in friction materials like brake pads and clutch discs, brazing alloys, and chemical catalysts.

Core Advantages of CuZn Alloy Powder

Precise formulation · Low impurities

Zinc content deviation ≤ 0.5%; Fe ≤ 0.1%; Pb ≤ 0.03%, ensuring consistent and stable material performance.

Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity

Electrical conductivity ≥ 25% IACS, thermal conductivity approximately 120 W/(m·K), suitable for thermal and electrical conduction as well as welding filler applications.

Highly corrosion-resistant

The copper–zinc alloy forms a dense oxide film, offering resistance to atmospheric, freshwater, and weak-acid corrosion, thereby extending the service life of components.

Particle size is flexibly adjustable.

Standard grade—300 mesh; customizable to any particle size within the 15–150 μm range with a narrow particle-size distribution, suitable for PM, MIM, and brazing processes.

Product Real-World Photos & Microscopic Morphology

-300 mesh powder SEM

Irregular/spherical particles with a narrow particle size distribution and excellent flowability.

Real-life photos of the powder

Yellow powder, packaged in vacuum‑sealed aluminum foil bags or iron drums, with batch traceability.

Powder Metallurgy/Brazed Components

Typical applications include oil-impregnated bearings, gears, and brazed joints.

CuZn copper-zinc alloy powder: high-performance brass powder

Copper–zinc alloy (brass) exhibits excellent mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and electrical and thermal conductivity, making it a key material in powder metallurgy and brazing applications. Using vacuum atomization combined with precision sieving, we produce a range of Cu–Zn alloy powders, with CuZn20 (copper ≥ 80%, zinc 19.5–20.5%) as the mainstream grade. We also offer CuZn30, CuZn40, and powders compliant with the brazing standard BCu54Zn (copper 53–55%, zinc balance). The powders feature high purity, with impurities limited to Fe ≤ 0.1% and Pb ≤ 0.03%, and exhibit superior flowability (Hall flow rate ≤ 30 s/50 g). They are widely used in powder‑metallurgical oil‑impregnated bearings, gears, locks, and other precision components; in friction materials such as brake pads and clutch discs; as copper‑based brazing filler metals; in chemical catalysts; and for gold‑like coatings.

Chemical Composition (wt%, multiple grades)

Grade Cu Zn Fe ≤ Pb ≤ Total other impurities ≤
CuZn20 Bal. 19.5-20.5 0.1 0.03 0.2
CuZn30 Bal. 29.5-30.5 0.1 0.03 0.2
CuZn40 Bal. 39.5-42.5 0.1 0.03 0.2
BCu54Zn 53.0-55.0 Bal. 0.1 0.03 0.2

* Oxygen content ≤ 0.15%; can be further reduced upon customer request. Custom copper–zinc ratios are also available.

Key Particle Size Specifications & Physical Properties

Particle size specification Corresponding mesh count D50 range (μm) Loose packing density (g/cm³) Tap density (g/cm³) Flowability (s/50g) Appearance Typical Applications
-300 mesh ≤48μm 25-40 3.0-3.8 4.0-4.8 ≤30 Irregular/spheroidal Powder metallurgy pressing, oil-impregnated bearings, brazing filler metals
-200 mesh ≤75μm 45-65 3.2-4.0 4.2-5.0 ≤28 Irregular/spheroidal Powder metallurgy, friction materials, thermal spraying
15–53 μm -270+500 mesh 25-38 3.0-3.8 4.0-4.8 ≤30 Spheroidal MIM, SLM, Precision Brazing
53-150 μm -100+270 mesh 70-110 3.5-4.2 4.5-5.2 ≤26 Irregular Thermal spraying, coarse powder for powder metallurgy

* -300 mesh is the standard stock particle size we primarily promote; other particle sizes are available upon request. Morphology can be customized to meet process requirements.

Parameter item Typical value of CuZn20 Note
Density (theoretical) 8.5–8.7 g/cm³ Decreases with increasing zinc content.
Melting point range 900-940℃ Suitable for copper-based brazing and powder metallurgy sintering.
Electrical conductivity ≥25% IACS In the annealed condition, it decreases slightly with increasing zinc content.
Thermal conductivity (20°C) ≈120 W/(m·K) Excellent thermal conductivity

Typical application areas

Powder metallurgy

Oil-impregnated bearings, gears, locks, precision structural components, and powder metallurgy copper-based parts

Friction material

Brake pads, clutch facings, wear-resistant linings, copper-based friction materials

Welding filler metal

Copper–zinc brazing alloy (BCu54Zn), alloy filler powder, flame brazing

Chemical catalysis

Corrosion-resistant catalyst support, methanol synthesis catalyst, desulfurization agent

Surface decoration

Imitation gold coating, metal crafts, decorative coatings

3D printing

Metal powder bed fusion, laser cladding, conductive structural components

CuZn20 alloy powder vs. pure copper powder

Performance Dimension CuZn20 (brass powder) Pure copper powder
Strength/Hardness ✓ Higher (solid-solution strengthening) Lower
Corrosion resistance ✓ Superior to pure copper General
Electrical conductivity ≥25% IACS ≥58% IACS
Cost Lower (zinc partially replaces copper) Relatively high
Sintering shrinkage rate Smaller, with high dimensional accuracy. Relatively large contraction

While maintaining excellent electrical conductivity, Cu–Zn alloys significantly enhance strength, hardness, and corrosion resistance, all at a lower cost, making them an economical choice for powder metallurgy components and brazing fillers.

Process Recommendations and Parameters

Craftsmanship Recommended particle size Key parameters Product Performance
Powder metallurgy pressing + sintering -300 mesh Pressing at 400–600 MPa, sintering at 850–920°C, in a reducing atmosphere. Density ≥ 8.2 g/cm³, hardness ≥ 60 HRB
Copper-based brazing alloy (BCu54Zn) -300 mesh Brazing temperature: 900–950°C, used with FB102 flux. Joint strength ≥ 200 MPa, dense
Thermal spraying 53–106 μm Plasma/Supersonic Spraying The coating is dense, corrosion-resistant, and wear-resistant.

 

End-to-end testing capability

Laser Particle Size Analyzer Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Hydrogen Analyzer Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM+EDS) Carbon-sulfur analyzer Hall flowmeter/vibrating density meter ICP-OES elemental analysis

Each batch of CuZn powder is analyzed for major elements (Cu, Zn), impurities (Fe, Pb, etc.), particle size distribution, oxygen content, tapped and loose bulk densities, and flowability. A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is provided.

Packaging & Delivery

 

Powder packaging

Double-layer aluminum foil bag, vacuum-sealed + iron drum/plastic container
Specifications: 1 kg, 5 kg, 25 kg, 50 kg

 

Delivery time

In stock and ready to ship; dispatch within 2–5 days after order confirmation.
Customized products: 7–12 days

 

Batch Traceability

Sample retained for each batch; COA report shipped with the goods.
Quality documents are available.

 

Free sample

Samples are provided for verification of powder metallurgy, brazing, and friction materials.

 

Customized Services

Grain size customization

 

Technical Support

Provide technical support

Chemical composition(wt%)

Grade

Chemical composition

Cu

Zn

BCu54Zn

53.0-55.0

Bal.

CuZn20

Bal.

19.5-20.5

CuZn30

Bal.

29.5-30.5

CuZn40

Bal.

39.5-42.5

 

 

 

Physical indicators

[Solid-Liquid Line] 885-888℃

[Brazing Temperature] 910-955℃

[Specification (Item)] -300

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