CuSn7Zn4Pb7-C (CC493K)
2.1090The world's most common bearing bronze (Rg7). Higher tin (7%) and lead (7%) content than Rg5 provides superior bearing properties, better wear resistance, and improved self-lubrication under boundary lubrication. Good sliding properties even for occasional dry running during acceleration. Standard material per DIN 1850/ISO 4379 for plain bearings. Used for medium-load sliding bearings, bushings, guide bushings, valve seats, and worm gear nuts in general engineering, textile machinery, and agricultural equipment. ASTM: C93200.
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2.0401The most widely used free-cutting brass (machinability index 100%). Excellent for high-speed automatic lathe work. Used for turned parts, faucets, valves, fittings, screws, nuts, electrical connectors, and watch components. Also known as MS58.
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