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Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. It is used primarily in decorative finishes, but brass plating also has valuable engineering uses. Achieving bright brass finishes and finishes that will be buffed, burnished, antiqued, or oxidized requires different finishing processes.

Electroplating: Brass
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E-Brite B-150

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The ultimate cyanide brass-plating process, plating twice as fast as any other.

This low-temperature process, operating at 105° F, is a single-additive process that produces a lustrous, highly desirable yellow-green, 70/30 brass color. It can be used in both rack and barrel operations. Using a brass flash plate over bright nickel plating produces the bright brass finish often found on faucets and door hardware.

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There is a small fee for samples shipped in the continental U.S. This can range from $10–$75. Products shipped outside the continental U.S. can be subject to certain restrictions. Freight charges may range from $75–$300.

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