Brass Rod

Premium Brass Rods for Reliable Transformer and Electrical System Performance

At Star Freight & Trading FZC LLC, we provide top-grade brass rods used extensively in transformer manufacturing, electrical fittings, and industrial components. These rods are made from high-conductivity brass alloys, ensuring excellent electrical and thermal performance while offering robust mechanical strength.

Our brass rods are widely utilized in applications such as transformer terminals, connectors, bushings hardware, switchgear components, and earthing systems. They can be machined into various parts, providing reliable and corrosion-resistant solutions in power generation and distribution networks.

Key Features:

• Made from high-purity brass for superior conductivity

• Available in multiple diameters and lengths to suit various transformer and electrical specifications

• Corrosion and oxidation resistant – ideal for harsh environments

• Suitable for hot forging, CNC machining, and turning operations

• Adheres to international electrical and mechanical standards

Whether you’re in need of raw materials for transformer production or precision brass components for energy systems, our brass rods offer the reliability, consistency, and quality needed in demanding sectors like power utilities, oil & gas, and heavy industry.

At Star Freight & Trading FZC LLC, we’re committed to supplying transformer-grade components and raw materials that ensure long-term system stability and performance.

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Frequently Ask Questions

Q. What is a brass rod used for?

A. A brass rod is commonly used in manufacturing electrical connectors, plumbing fittings, fasteners, and decorative items due to its strength, corrosion resistance, and good conductivity.

Q. What is brass used for in electrical?

A. Brass is used in electrical applications for terminals, connectors, switches, and bus bars, as it provides good conductivity, is easy to machine, and resists corrosion and sparking.

Q. What is a brass strip used for?

A. A brass strip is a flat, flexible piece of brass used in grounding systems, electrical panels, battery terminals, and other applications where corrosion resistance and moderate conductivity are required.

Q. Does brass rod conduct electricity?

A. Yes, a brass rod conducts electricity, though not as efficiently as copper or silver, making it suitable for low to moderate conductivity applications where durability and corrosion resistance are also important.

Q. Which metal has 100% conductivity?

A. Silver is the metal with the highest electrical conductivity, often considered to have 100% IACS (International Annealed Copper Standard) conductivity, even higher than copper.

Q. Is brass better than copper?

A. Brass is better than copper in terms of strength, durability, and corrosion resistance, but copper is superior for electrical conductivity, which is why copper is preferred in high-efficiency electrical applications.