Brass Angle 385 is also known as Architectural Bronze even though it is actually a brass. 385 polishes to an excellent finish, resists corrosion in non-marine environments, and machines comparably well to 360 free-machining brass. It is easy to braze and solder but should not be welded. The temper is mainly M30 (as extruded) but can come in H02 (half hard) depending on the manufacturer. 385 is typically used in decorative architecture applications and ornamental hardware.

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Max Length
144
Legs
0.5" x 0.5"
Thickness
0.0625
Alloy
385
Production Method
Extruded
Metal Type
Brass
Shape
Angle
No
RoHS
Yes
REACH
Yes
Custom Cut Warehouse
1
Weight/Lineal Foot
0.23 pounds
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Chemistry Information : 385 Brass

Element
Percentage
Element
Percentage
Element
Percentage
Zn
36.7 - 42.5
Pb
2.5 - 3.5
Cu
55 - 59
Fe
0 - 0.35
Residual
0 - 0.5

This brass angle has legs measuring 0.5" by 0.5" with a thickness of 0.0625". It is made from alloy 385 brass, also known as Architectural Bronze, which contains approximately 55-59% copper and 36.7-42.5% zinc.

Yes, the Brass Angle 385 is available in various cut lengths ranging from 12 inches up to 144 inches, and custom cuts can be requested from the warehouse.

The Brass Angle 385 is easy to braze and solder but should not be welded. It is mainly available in the M30 temper as extruded, with some manufacturers offering it in H02 (half hard).

Yes, this brass angle complies with both RoHS and REACH environmental standards, ensuring it meets safety and regulatory requirements.

Brass Angle 385 is typically used in decorative architectural applications and ornamental hardware. It polishes to an excellent finish and resists corrosion well in non-marine environments.

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