Lead-free free-cutting graphite brass and preparation method thereof
A graphite brass and free-cutting technology, applied in the field of lead-free free-cutting graphite brass and its preparation, can solve the problems of large difference in specific gravity of graphite, uneven distribution of graphite particles and high porosity, and achieve good mechanical properties and cutting Machinability, excellent mechanical properties and machinability, the effect of simple production process
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[0022] Raw materials: 60wt% electrolytic copper, 5% gray cast iron, and zinc as the balance. First melt the copper and cast iron, then lower the temperature of the furnace and add zinc blocks, and after all the furnace materials are melted, they are taken out of the furnace and cast into rods. After removing the riser and surface defects of the copper rod, it was annealed at 900 °C for 10 h to obtain lead-free free-cutting graphite brass. The mass fraction of each component was: copper (Cu) 59~61wt%, iron (Fe) 4.5%, graphite ( C) 0.2%, silicon (Si) 0.1%, manganese (Mn) <0.03%, phosphorus (P) <0.01%, and the balance is zinc (Zn). The mechanical properties and cutting performance of the alloy are tested separately. In engineering, the cutting performance of HPb63-3 lead brass is usually taken as 100%, and other alloys are compared with it as the standard for evaluating the cutting performance of the alloy. The Vickers hardness of the component brass is 93HV, the tensile strengt...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Raw materials: 60wt% electrolytic copper, 10% gray cast iron, and zinc as the balance. First melt the copper and cast iron, then lower the temperature of the furnace and add zinc blocks, and after all the furnace materials are melted, they are taken out of the furnace and cast into rods. After removing the riser and surface defects of the copper rod, it was annealed at 900°C for 10 hours to obtain lead-free free-cutting graphite brass. The mass fraction of each component was: copper (Cu) 59~61wt%, iron (Fe) 9.2%, graphite ( C) 0.45%, silicon (Si) 0.21%, manganese (Mn) <0.05%, phosphorus (P) <0.03%, and the balance is zinc (Zn). The mechanical properties and cutting performance of the alloy are tested separately. In engineering, the cutting performance of HPb63-3 lead brass is usually taken as 100%, and other alloys are compared with it as the standard for evaluating the cutting performance of the alloy. The Vickers hardness of this component brass is 118HV, the tensile...
Embodiment 3
[0026] Raw materials: 60wt% electrolytic copper, 20% gray cast iron, and zinc as the balance. First melt the copper and cast iron, then lower the temperature of the furnace and add zinc blocks, and after all the furnace materials are melted, they are taken out of the furnace and cast into rods. After removing the riser and surface defects of the copper rod, it was annealed at 900°C for 10 hours to obtain lead-free free-cutting graphite brass. The mass fraction of each component was: copper (Cu) 59~61wt%, iron (Fe) 18%, graphite ( C) 1%, silicon (Si) 0.4%, manganese (Mn) <0.09%, phosphorus (P) <0.05%, and the balance is zinc (Zn). The mechanical properties and cutting performance of the alloy are tested separately. In engineering, the cutting performance of HPb63-3 lead brass is usually taken as 100%, and other alloys are compared with it as the standard for evaluating the cutting performance of the alloy. The Vickers hardness of this component brass is 145HV, the tensile stre...
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