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Introduction to Brass Terminal Bars

Brass Terminal Bars, often referred to as brass neutral bars, are essential components used in electrical distribution boards. They serve as a common connecting point for neutral wires in electrical circuits, ensuring that electricity is distributed safely and efficiently. Made from brass, these terminal bars offer excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength.

Why Brass?

Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc, is widely used in electrical applications due to its exceptional properties. It combines the conductivity of copper with the durability of zinc, making it an ideal material for electrical fittings. The use of brass in terminal bars ensures reliable electrical connections that can withstand harsh environmental conditions, including high temperatures and humidity.

Key Features of Brass Terminal Bars by OK Engineers

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1. High Electrical Conductivity

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1. Electrical Distribution Boards

In electrical distribution boards, brass terminal bars serve as a central point for connecting neutral wires. This ensures that electricity is distributed evenly and safely across different circuits.

2. Switchgear Panels

Brass terminal bars are often used in switchgear panels, where they facilitate the connection of multiple electrical components. Their high conductivity and durability make them ideal for this application.

3. Transformers

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5. Automotive Electrical Systems

In the automotive industry, brass terminal bars are used in electrical systems to connect various components. Their resistance to corrosion and mechanical strength make them suitable for this demanding environment.

Why Choose OK Engineers for Brass Terminal Bars?

When it comes to choosing brass terminal bars, OK Engineers stands out as a trusted manufacturer. Here’s why:

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Q1: What makes brass terminal bars by OK Engineers superior?

A1: OK Engineers' brass terminal bars are known for their high electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength. They are also customizable and comply with international standards.

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I miss being a little girl and putting my feet on top of my dad’s so he can walk while I hugged him. I miss that joy. I miss climbing on the rocks in Central Park and feeding the horses carrots. I miss the tulips in my neighbor’s yard and the caterpillars on the tomato plants and the pansies planted around the bird bath. I miss the sunflowers taller than me. I miss the intricate wrought iron railing with filigree. I miss the wooden chest with fish shaped brass handles that flipped up and down. I miss my giant, empty, carpeted room and scratchy blue heated blanket. I miss the sound of the motor humming and clicking from my favorite nightlight. I miss playing in the park next to the elementary school across from my house. I miss the frost on the steel bars that stung my skin. I miss the cold tile in the kitchen and the broken clock above the dining room table. I miss the corded phone that was always tangled and the screen door that never closed just right. I miss footy pajamas and sliding down the carpeted stairs on my butt and crashing into the coat closet at the bottom. I miss the scary basement. I miss watching the sun set over the Brooklyn bridge. I miss Fergus scratching up my legs when I’d get home. I miss sitting in the back of an airport terminal tram while the sun rises. I miss the bumps of a plane landing and the ding before a pilot’s announcement. I miss yawning to pop my ears during take off and that momentary feeling of falling when the plane wheels leave the runway. I miss the silent dark car rides home with only the glow of the buttons to light up the car’s interior. I miss the strange carpet in the Tampa International baggage claim with its rows and rows of empty carousels. I miss those little curled leaves that crunch when you step on them. I miss the feeling of my baby brother’s hand gripping my fingers. I miss how he always laughed hysterically every time I smiled at him. I miss building train tracks for him after school. I miss watching his favorite shows with him and his hugs when we’d pick him up from preschool. I miss mixing and heating up his baby bottles and cleaning his binkys. I miss his mouth breathing when he passed out in his car seat. I miss scrubbing the spaghetti stains off his high chair. I miss playing on the roots on the trees in Medard Park and running across the boardwalk to hear my feet thunk against the wood. I miss hiding my DS under my pillow so I could play Pokémon Mystery Dungeon. I miss playing with my bakugan and pretending they were empires at war. I miss sleeping in my closet just because I could. I miss the dark parking garages and dull beige walls at USF. I miss sitting with my mom in the campus library. I miss going to Busch Gardens every weekend and riding the sky ride over the habitats. I miss taking the train through the safari area and being lulled to sleep by the clacking of the wheels. I miss running across the rope bridges in Jungala and riding Air Grover with my little brother. I miss the smell of chlorine and the cold unfriendly YMCA changing rooms. I miss the rock wall and the hot concrete. I miss swimming in pools and being afraid of the robot cleaning the deep end. I miss feeding the ducks stale bread. I miss my 8th grade history teacher. I miss the cold dark mornings in the car. I miss sitting on my backpack outside the door of my first period class. I miss skipping lunch and hiding in the darkness backstage in the auditorium. I miss the library after school. I miss cleaning the fish tanks in the marine science room. I miss the smell of formaldehyde. I miss walking from the school to the local library and hunkering down in the corner to watch Hetalia on my laptop. I miss listening to music as I walked through fog to the bus stop just before sunrise. I miss the dew on the bus windows and the painfully cold mornings and blue faux leather seats always cracked and peeling. I miss the snails hiding in the cracks of the bricks. I miss the warm summer rain and the windy fall days. I miss hiding in the nurse’s room during pep rallies.

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Chapter 26

Warnings: None. However, future chapters will contain sexual content so readers that are under the age of 18 may have to skip those chapters (Please keep note of the warnings).

Copyright: I do not own any Wizarding World characters that J.K. Rowling wrote. I do however own Elizabeth Kane (main character) and Trang Nyguen (best friend). There should be no use of these two names without my permission. I also do not condone any copying of this.

𝕴 𝖘𝖆𝖙 𝖔𝖓 the edge of the lakeshore, eyes puffy and swollen. My wand, socks, and shoes were on the rock next to me, along with my bow and arrows. I wondered if Firenze would be told what I had done and how proud he would be. I wondered if perhaps the centaurs would be impressed enough that I could go and live in the forest with them. 

There was something tempting, about leaving the wizarding life behind. Living in the forest with the centaurs. I knew Firenze would care for me. I half-way even wondered if it would go in a romantic direction. 

"Elizabeth." It was  not a voice I had ever before, and it was American accented, heavily. I looked up to see the most out of place man in the world. 

He was clearly a muggle, wearing a white lab coat with a blue button down shirt underneath and a tie. He even had a clipboard and pen in his hands. He wore glasses and was probably about 170 inches tall (5ft 7 for the Americans). He had white hair and wore square glasses. 

"Are you lost?" I asked, confused. Clearly, he knew my name, but how could he possibly be here? I glanced over my shoulder but no one had come out of the school yet. 

"No, I am not Miss Everdeen." The man said. "I want to show you something." 

He stepped to the side and I stood up slowly, seeing a door simply standing there. It had no doorway to be sitting in, not any hinges from the looks of it. It was a standard door as well, simple and made of wood, except for the fact that it was turquoise in colour. 

"The Starless Sea. . ." I whispered, walking towards it slowly as though in a trance. All thoughts of Severus or Dad or Fred or even my children were dissipating. Any thought of anything besides what laid behind the door was gone, only fleeting flickers of thoughts. 

"Not quite. But please, be my guest." He gestured to the door. 

I opened it, finding that there was a dark staircase instead of the tree that should've been on the other side of this door. 

I stepped inside, walking down the stairs. The door closed behind me, but instead of plunging me into darkness, candles lit up on the walls, showing me the path forwards. 

I stop as I reach the last stair, finding myself in a room that looks like a cathedral, with sweeping high ceilings intricately tiled and buttressed. There are six large columns of marble, also tiled in patterns though some tiles are missing here and there, mostly near the bases, leaving bare stone visible beneath. The floor is covered with tiles woven down to the stone beneath, mostly the ones near my feet and in a loop around the perimeter of the round space, with heavier wear near the other entrances. 

There are five entrances not counting the stairwell that I just stepped through, the doctor coming to a stop next to me. Four are archways, leading off in different directions into darkened halls. 

I recognize the room from my drawings in my sixth year. There are chandeliers, some hanging at irregular, chandelier- inappropriate heights, and others resting on the floor in illuminated piles of metal and crystal, their tiny bulbs dimmed or extinguished entirely. A larger light above is not a chandelier at all but a cluster of glowing globes hung amongst brass hoops and bars. 

I look up to see if there is the same detail as the drawings- and there is. There are hands at the end of the bars, human hands cast in gold and pointing outward, the tile above them laid out in a pattern of numbers and stars. In the center, the midpoint of the room, a chain drops from the ceiling, terminating in a pendulum that hangs inches above the floor. 

Unlike in my drawing however, the pendulum does not seem to be in action, hanging quite still. 

"Lead the way Miss Everdeen." 

I step forwards cautiously, unsure of where I was supposed to go. But my curiosity got the better of me and soon, I was heading down one of the hallways. 

Almost immediately, it branches off into other rooms. I peer into them as I pass, but none of them catch my interest until I see one that is perfectly round and I step inside. The walls are lined with bookshelves, much like the rest of the rooms, but there is something that calls me here. 

Most likely, it is the grand staircase in the direct middle of the back wall that seems to lead into another room with books, with another staircase that leads up to a reading area with a large circular window to look out at whatever laid out there. Foliage lined the stairs and hung from the ceilings, giving it a rather mystical look. 

"Please, sit." The man says. It isn't until I turn to look at him that I realized I don't actually know his name. 

"Who are you?" I asked bluntly. I sit in the chair across from the one he sits in. 

"Ah, yes, my name is Dr. Anthony Gates." He introduced himself. "I come from the real world and you are my patient, Elizabeth Everdeen." 

"Patient?" I asked. "Real world?" 

"It will be simpler if I explain from the beginning." He said. Tea was on the table now, although I wasn't actually sure where it had come from. He pursed his lips and suddenly it turn to coffee. I looked at it shocked, before it reverted back to tea after he had served himself. 

He sipped the black drink and then started. "Five years ago, you were admitted to the hospital with a terminal illness. Fatal. No cure. It was in the brain, you see. You lived in the hospital and you read your books when your friends weren't visiting you and watched movies when they were." 

He sipped his drink again. "But then, there was a technological breakthrough. You had nothing to lose, so you ah- volunteered." 

I frowned. "It doesn't sound like I volunteered." 

He waved his hand like this detail was of no importance. "This technological breakthrough was based off of Virtual reality technology, except even more in depth. You would actually be teleported into the world. Meanwhile, you wouldn't die of your illness, or so we hoped." 

"I was the first clinical trial?" I asked, doubtful. 

"Well, considering how successful this has been. . . I am quite certain some lines were crossed previously. It is of no matter." 

"So am I laying on a bed somewhere in a coma like state while my brain creates this?" I asked, confused. 

"No, no! See that's the genius part of it! You are here, flesh and blood! And what's more, you are truly a character Miss Everdeen! It was unprecedented. In fact, we thought we failed when you were nowhere to be found in this world. Then, something unexpected happened. Lily and James Potter gave birth to not only Harry, but a mystery girl, and we realized what had happened." 

"So. . . I am a part of this world?" 

"Very much so! More than the other characters in fact!" He laughed. "I mean, it's extraordinary." 

I pondered it over. "How old was I?" 

"Ah yes, you were twenty-three. We believe this is one of the reasons you have been so successful in your relationship with Snape despite the perceived age difference in this world, because you are much older technically than the people of your characters' age. And while you clearly have no memory of the other world, somewhere in your subconscious, you had recognized to be with an older man who is closer to your real age. Had the two of you been in the real world, you would be considered twenty-seven and Snape thirty-six." 

It was definitely not as big an age difference as before. Hearing Severus' name though also made me realize that my children were waiting for me to return. And yet, I had so many questions. Once more, everything above this new dimension I was in faded away. 

"So. . . this world is a book?" I questioned. 

"Yes! And movies, of course. It's a huge hit back home." 

"That's why I see the future." I said slowly. "It's not the future at all, it's memories from reading the book." 

"Yes! Yes! Exactly!" He said, his hand scribbling notes on the clipboard. "Except for one thing. In your sixth year when Bellatrix and Greyback attacked the Weasley house. That was something that only happened in the movies. It was certainly strange that it happened here. Quite fascinating. Some of my fellow doctors think that perhaps when you were pregnant, the movie line took precedence over the book since the book is more complicated. But that's just a theory." 

"And I'm assuming this is what the Sorting Hat meant by 'I had been sorted into Hufflepuff long before I got there'?" 

"Yes, back in our world there is a website called Pottermore. You took the test three times and was sorted into Hufflepuff every single time." 

It was overwhelming. It was the most bizarre conversation ever and yet. . . being in the Starless Sea, talking to a man from America whose accent was disappearing and I sounded like him now was just as bizarre. 

"What about Trang?" I asked after a moment of silence. 

"Ah, yes, Trang. We really aren't sure about her." He frowned now. "There was never a character in the books by her name or description. Nothing about her parents being Death Eaters or their names in association with Greybacks' WIKI bio. But back in this world, you had a friend named Trang who looks identical to her. It's possible that you simply manifested her out of the desire to keep your best friend." 

"But she's real?" I asked slowly. "She's not going to turn into a puff of smoke if I stop thinking about her?" 

He shrugged. "It's quite uncertain." 

"Why have you revealed yourself now?" I finally asked after I couldn't think of anymore questions to ask. 

"Because we believe it is time for you to return home." He said. "Your parents and brothers are waiting anxiously for your return. They cannot wait to see you again." 

"What happens to my children if I left?" I asked. 

"We are not sure. It is possible they will continue to exist. Trang and Harry and the Weasley family will raise them I am sure. Your belongings would be found on the lake shore and speculations will be made about your disappearance. No body will ever be found. Perhaps you will become myth and legend. Or. . . perhaps because your presence is gone, the world will revert back to how it was if you had never existed." 

My children would cease to exist. 

I stood up. "I want to return to the surface. I want to see my children." 

"Please, Elizabeth." He raised a hand. "Let's not be hasty." 

I huffed, moving away from him towards the bookshelves. My eyes roamed the titles until my eyes landed on a title called 'The Starless Sea'. I pulled the book out slowly loving how it felt in my hands. The cover was black except for simple gold paint designs surrounding the bee, key, and sword. 

I opened up the first couple of pages and found the copyright. 2019. My mouth went dry. It was only 1997. How could I be having visions and creating art from scenes of a book that was written 22 years in the future. 

"What year is it?" I whispered softly. 

"You were admitted to the hospital in 2025. Today it is October 31, 2030." the man said. 

The day my parents died in their world. Somehow, it seemed poetic. 

"If you are worried about the pain of losing your husband and father, let me give you two notices of comfort. They weren't real anyways Elizabeth. They are simply book characters whose fates were written in ink. You were never going to be able to stop their deaths, it was. . . inevitable." 

I looked back at him in hatred. 

"And once you are back, your pain will fade. How does that book put it. . . ah yes. 'Occasionally a visitor will become overwhelmed, disoriented, and dazed by all there is to explore, the space closing around their lungs and their heart and their thoughts, and they will find their way back before much time has passed, back to the familiar surface and the familiar stars and the familiar air, and most will forget that such a place exists, much less that they set foot in it themselves. It will fade like a dream. It will fade like a dream Miss Everdeen. You will not feel the pain."

I had already made up my mind. 

"I am going back to my children." 

"What about your real family?" The doctor asked, fishing a photograph out of his pocket. Like most normal photographs, it was still. I recognized myself right off the bat, though much younger in this photograph. The man I presumed to be my father looked kind, though old with pepper hair and a beard with white mixed in with it. 

The woman was about the same age, with red-brown hair and grey-blue eyes. She wore glasses and her smile was marred by a small scar on her lip, keeping her from truly looking happy. The smile didn't reach her eyes. 

Then there were two boys, one  much taller than me and the other shorter. The taller boy looked a lot like the woman, with red-brown hair and glasses. He looked bored while the other boy smiled cheekily, his face dotted with freckles and his short brown hair was curly. 

"They miss you Miss Everdeen. You can't keep them waiting." 

"Do they love me?" I asked softly, putting the photograph back down on the table. 

"They do. Very much." 

"Then you need to tell them to let me go." I whispered. 

He chuckled shortly, "Like that Tom MacDonald song? Those random lyrics that play through your head and you don't remember listening to the song? That's Tom MacDonald, someone you start listening to in 2020. You are being selfish." 

I looked him straight in the eye. "Selfish because I want to keep living? If I go back I'll still be sick, won't I?" 

"Yes, but this was always supposed to be temporary. We have found a new, potential cure, Miss Everdeen. You could live in the real world." 

"This is my real world." I said heatedly. "And all I can remember now is pain. Pain and suffering and a want to end it all. I refuse to go back to that and you can't make me." 

He grimaced and that was when I realized it. "You actually can't force me to go back, can you?" 

The room around me changed. We were no longer in a library and the book dissolved from my hands. We were in an interrogation room now, with a metal table and two metal chairs with nothing else for decor. The walls were black and there was no window and a single door. 

"I guess now that I don't want to play along things become a little unfriendly." I whispered. 

"I am begging you to reconsider." He said urgently, pushing his glasses up on his face. "You can always return, Miss Everdeen, but for the sake of the experiment. . . I mean you worked so hard to get this position." 

I clutched my head in sudden pain, getting a glimpse of my real past. I was in a wheelchair, sitting by a river. The doctor whispered something in my ear and I slowly let my head go, letting the vision fade away. 

 "Is that what you call hard work?" I whispered, disgusted. "Really?" 

He shrugged. "You're here, aren't you? I figured it was worth it." 

"I'm leaving." I said, moving to the door. "Goodbye doctor." 

He shook his head, opening another door behind him. "You've truly made the wrong choice Miss Everdeen. I pity you. I wonder how your family would react when they find out you don't belong in their world." 

I opened the door in front of me without looking back, stepping back out onto the shore of Hogwarts lake. I looked around, disoriented and then gasped as every emotion came rushing back to me, as though I had suppressed everything down in the Starless Sea. 

Fresh tears rolled down my cheeks now as I looked around. It was still silent, bodies gone from the front of the castle. I wiped my tears, my heart pounding slightly. I wondered how much time had passed down below. After all, seventeen years for me had been five for them. What if months had passed? Years? 

What if my children were three? Five? Twelve? Adults? 

I raced across the rocky surface to where I had been sitting when the doctor had approached me. I breathed out a sigh of relief that my wand, bow, and everything else was still where I had left it. I put my wand in my pocket. It had been stupid of me to leave my wand behind. 

I sighed, sitting once more on the edge of the lake, tense now. There were so many other questions I wanted to ask now. Was I on camera? Had they seen every moment of my life like the Truman Show? Including the sexual parts? Were they still watching me? Could they harm me in here? 

"Hey." A voice made me jump and I looked up to see Harry. He sat down beside me on the shore. "How are you feeling?" 

"I couldn't celebrate." I whispered. I decided right then and there that I wouldn't tell a soul about me being from another world. I didn't want Trang questioning everything she was and I didn't want anyone to question that I belonged to this world. I didn't belong anywhere else. 

"I know." Harry said quietly. I noticed he was holding his picture album in his lap. "There's no pictures of us." 

I looked over at him and then slowly pulled my locket out from underneath my shirt. I hadn't worn it all year, but I had taken it out last night to put on for the fight. 

I opened it up and grabbed the small folded up picture out of practice as it jumped from the locket, before unfolding it. 

Harry took the photo gently, looking at baby me play with the cat while he sat in our parents lap. Sirius was in the photo too, so it was sort've like being able to see everyone at once. 

I also showed him the photos in the locket. How he was sitting with Lily, and I with James. I duplicated the photos while he held them, letting him take the copies so he could put them in his photo album. 

I leaned my head on Harrys' shoulder and he put his arm around me, hugging me close. We watched the giant squid swim about like nothing had happened and for a few seconds, I could feel like everything was normal. 

I heard footsteps cross the grass and then Kingsleys' voice said, "You two should come inside." 

I sighed softly, getting up off the rocky surface, Harry following my lead. 

I turned to face Kingsley and froze, my eyes on another figure behind him. 

"Severus." I whispered, taking a step forwards. And suddenly we were running at each other. I couldn't even think, didn't know how to breathe, but I launched myself into his arms and he wrapped them around me, pulling tight to him. 

"Oh my God, oh my God." I sobbed, burying my face into his chest. 

"I'm here, it's okay. It worked." Severus whispered, smoothing my hair back. "It's okay Elizabeth." 

"You were d-dead!" I sobbed. 

"Yes, I was." Severus whispered. "And then my heart started again. It was just. . . luck." 

He petted my hair and I felt this extraordinary feeling of happiness inside of me. My husband was alive and safe. Everything was going to be okay. We were going to be okay. 

"Come on sweetheart." Severus murmured, "let's go see our kids." 

I nodded, wiping my eyes. 

Kingsley and Harry were both still there, looking extremely awkward. Harry stepped forwards first. "I owe you an apology Sir." 

Severus looked cautious for a second, like he wasn't sure if he should slip back into his cruel demeanor. But then he held his hand out. "None are necessary Potter." They shook hands and then let go. 

"I've been selected as temporary Minister of Magic." Kingsley said. He didn't look the most pleased with Severus, but I was glad that he didn't seem to hate him either. "There will be a trial of course, but with both Harry and Elizabeth here as your defense, along with Voldemort's own words with hundreds of witnesses, you won't even get a fine. And I'll be pardoning you as Minister anyways." 

"Thank you." Severus said, squeezing me tightly. Harry headed back up to the castle and I turned to Severus. 

"Go on ahead, I'll catch up. I just want to talk to Kingsley for one second." 

He nodded, kissing my cheek, before slowly heading back up to the castle as well. 

I stepped forwards and kissed Kingsley gently on the lips, before pulling back, "Thank you." I whispered. "For everything you would have done for us. I know what you were willing to sacrifice for that." 

"It wouldn't have been a sacrifice Elizabeth. I would gladly have done it in a heartbeat." Kingsley said just as softly. I knew what he was saying in that sentence and I said nothing more, squeezing his hand, and then rushed to catch up with Severus, who wasn't that far away. 

Severus took my hand in his and murmured, "Going to have to keep and leash on you if you're going to kiss others." He smirked darkly and turned red. 

"Never again." I promised, blushing red, "It was a thank you kiss, that's all." 

"I know." He said softly now. 

We walked into the Great Hall, pausing in the archway. People murmured, turning to look at us, hand in hand. I took a deep breath and we walked through the Great Hall, looking around. 

"DWADDY!" 

Remus toddled across the Great Hall, which made many of the people around us smile. Severus fell to his knees, sweeping the little boy up in his arms, actually crying, clutching him tightly. The sight lifted my heart and I looked over at the nearby table Remus had run from, expecting to see Trang with the other little ones. 

But my eyes landed on a different person instead and my heart stopped completely for a whole beat, before speeding back up. I raced past my husband and son, before skidding to a stop in front of the table, surveying the person before me. 

"Hi." Dad whispered looking down at me, tears in his eyes. 

I punched him. 

"How could you do that to mean!" I sobbed, not loudly this time at least, pounding my fists against his chest. "I thought you were dead!" 

"I just did what felt right Elizabeth. That was all. It was like. . ." 

"The potion was talking to you?" Harry finished softly. 

"Exactly." Dad said, taking my hands into his as I stopped hitting him, sobbing against his chest. "I'm sorry it caused you so much pain Elizabeth. I'm so sorry." 

I had forgotten that liquid luck did strange things to you. The entire reason that Harry had even gotten the information he needed from Slughorn was because the potion had told him to go to Hagrid. Whatever the liquid luck had told dad and Tonks, it had been to help us win. 

I wiped my tears away, only nodding my head since my throat was to closed up to speak. 

Severus came over next, Remus on his hip. Our son was playing with his long hair, looking rather content. 

"Severus." Dad said, getting to his feet, holding out his hand, which Severus shook. 

Trang was sitting at the table with Tonks, who looked sheepish, along with Hermione, Ron, Ginny, Luna, and Oliver. Ginny was holding Minerva while Luna cooed softly to Elijah Kingsley. 

Professor McGonagall was the next person to come over, looking rather hesitant. Severus beat her to it though. "You don't owe me an apology Minerva." 

Professor McGonagall pretended to be offended. "Who said I was giving you one?" 

Severus smiled a little. 

She smiled gently. "I just wanted to say that I'm glad- Oh is that her!" Her face turned to surprise as she laid eyes on the little girl. Severus looked more startled now and Ginny quickly handed Minerva up. "Well hi there sweetie." I raised an eyebrow, watching my strict Professor coo at the baby in a completely different voice. "You're so beautiful." 

Severus and Remus were both gaping now while I laughed softly, shaking my head. 

I left them for a little bit, checking on all of my friends, seeing who survived. Zacharias from Hufflepuff hadn't stayed, fleeing with the underage students long before the fight started. But Ernie, Hannah, and Susan were okay. I didn't see Justin though. 

Then I checked on the Weasley family, finally able to share their pain in Freds' death. Mrs. Weasley turned to me, with the rest of the family. 

"I am so sorry-" Mrs. Weasley engulfed me into one of her hugs, sobbing in my shoulder. Tears ran down my cheeks once more, as I was sure they would for many days to come. 

Percy, surprisingly, hugged me next. "It wasn't your fault. You tried." He said thickly, squeezing me tightly. 

I was hugged by all of them, George last. "George. . ." I whispered as he took my hands into his. "I. . ." 

He just pulled me into him, crying. "He was happy, Eliza. His ghost was happy. You showed us him one last time." 

I hadn't really thought about it like that. I had gotten to see them one last time too. Uncle Moody and Sirius and Cedric and Dumbledore and Dobby and everyone I had loved and known. 

"I just wish I had saved him." I whispered. 

"You saved him in other ways." George murmured, finally letting me go. 

And lastly, I stopped over by Firenze, who was being treated by some other Centaurs. Ivagio and Ronan were helping him out. 

"You did wonderfully with the herb bandage Elizabeth Kane." Ivagio complimented me before I had even knelt down next to them. He was reapplying the bandage tightly and Firenze gritted his teeth in pain. 

"Thank you Ivagio." I said softly. "Will Bane keep his promise?" 

"Promise?" Firenze asked sleepily. 

"I asked if he would take you back to the forest after the battle was over." I said softly, stroking his blond hair back from his face. "He said he would, but now that it is really over, I want to know if he will keep it." 

"He will." Ivagio promised me. "We always keep our promises." 

I nodded. "Good." I hesitated and then said, "I hope this is not the last time I see you." 

Firenze took my hand. Ronan got up, trotting over to some of the other Centaurs, but Ivagio stayed beside the two of us. "I have seen the stars. It may be many years, but we will see each other again Elizabeth." 

I squeezed his hand, before leaning over and kissing his cheek. "As fate says." I whispered, then stood. I squeezed Ivagios' shoulder and walked away. 

"Are you ready to go home?" Severus asked as I rejoined him. 

I scanned the room once more. The Malfoys were reunited, simply sitting on one of the tables, isolated, as though they didn't know whether to leave or ask someone if they should be arrested. Lucius met my eyes and he nodded once, before turning away. 

"Almost." I said softly, seeing Lee sitting by himself, his head bowed and his hands folded as though in prayer. "There's one last thing I have to do." 

⬅️➡️

[radiationgroove]

Commission: Gob

A Valentine's Day commission piece off Discord. Enjoy!

He needed out.

Gob spent too much time within the walls of the saloon while living in Moriarty’s servitude. He knew every spot of rust in the corrugated metal, every crack in the floor, every regulars’ order. Between the beatings and the beratements, he dreamt of sunlight and fresh air. His days consisted of little more than tending bar on few hours of sleep and trying to put the vision of Nova escorting a customer upstairs out of his mind.

Everything changed for him when the Irishman was found deader than dead in his bed. No one grieved for Colin Moriarty, and he was buried outside of town with little ceremony. No one questioned it. 

The bar was his, almost by default it seemed. Nova helped him barter for some paint and one obscenely large sign later, the two of them christened it “Gobs’ Saloon.” Little about his routine changed, really, except the unspoken freedom. Nova retired, as it were, put sex work behind her. Gob continued to tend the bar, but he was no longer looking over his shoulder for a shadow and jumping at every unexpected sound.  Well…less frequently anyway. Some habits were hard to break.

And he could leave! Whenever he wanted to! He could take walks through Megaton, which he did. He’d fill his pockets with caps, just in case, and wander. Somehow, in all the years he’d spent here since leaving Underworld, there were still people he hadn’t met. He explored all of the walkways, visited Moira at the supply shop, and, at his bravest, waded through the water surrounding the bomb, just to listen to the Children of Atom preach and soak up some rads.

Gob liked the Brass Lantern across the center of town. Jenny was nice enough, as was Leo despite his…difficulties. Andy didn’t care much for the ghoul, and glared daggers every time Gob sat at the lunch counter. Which, he supposed, was all right by Gob.. Jenny served him nonetheless. Gob must have tried everything on the menu at least once. So the Brass Lantern became a visit for Gob once, sometimes twice a week. He needed a new routine, he decided, a nice thing to do for himself after a long day.

Gob never really had the urge to venture outside the safety of Megaton’s walls. Yes, he missed Carol (and Greta, if he was being honest with himself) and Underworld dearly, but Megaton became home sweet home. Noodles were tonights’ dinner of choice. Jenny’d given him chopsticks; Gob gladly fumbled with them while he ate.

Somewhere in the metal framework of Megaton, a close, dull thunk. He startled, his noodles falling back into the bowl. Gob remained very still. Megaton was, largely, a safe place to live; surely nothing could be lurking around the corner, waiting to pounce. Gob sat at the counter at the Brass Lantern in silence. He dared not move a muscle. Somehow, the center of town was nearly empty; the Children of Atom preacher had even called it quits for the night. Across the street he could just barely hear Doc Church typing up records on his terminal from an open window. If Gob needed a hero he’d be screwed.

But something did indeed lurk.

A blurr of gray and white shifted out of the shadows. It ran across the roof of the restaurant and jumped from the awning of the restaurant to the first empty stool. 

“Mrrp!”

The sound landed beside him. A single glowing eye blinked up at Gob.

A cat.

When was the last time he’d seen a cat? 

“Uh…hi,” Gob mumbled, suddenly very self conscious that he was talking to a cat. It was a ball of dirty white and gray fur. That single eye was milky white and the other looked to be missing all together. “Where’d you come from? How’d you get way up there?” 

The cat gave its face a little wash with the back of its paw and looked at Gob expectantly. With shaking hand, the ghoul reached out…and the cat, this sweet creature, leaned into his touch. Rubbed its face into his palm. Gob allowed himself a smile and scratched behind the cats ear.

 “I guess we’re friends now, huh?” Gob offered with a shrug. “You wanna come back to the saloon with me?”

“Mrrp,” the cat chirped in response. 

“I’ll take that as a yes,” he decided with a little nod, “which wouldn’t be a bad thing. Not like we have pests or anything, which…I’m not sure you’d be big enough to take care of a rat or something…” Gob paused, head cocked to one side. The cat blinked. “You’re gonna need a name.”

The cat stretched and climbed onto the bar. Gob’s bowl of noodles seemed inviting. The cat sniffed at the chopsticks…and stuck a paw into the bowl.

“Get your feet outta there!”

[georgewhite1]

Brass Suppliers Melbourne: Your Trusted Source for High-Quality Brass Products

When it comes to reliable brass suppliers in Melbourne, finding a trusted source ensures you receive top-grade materials tailored to your project needs. Brass, a versatile and durable alloy, is used in various industries for its unique properties. Here’s why sourcing from dependable brass suppliers Melbourne is essential:

Why Choose Brass?

Durability: Brass is known for its strength and long-lasting performance.

Corrosion Resistance: It withstands environmental wear, making it ideal for outdoor and marine applications.

Aesthetic Appeal: Brass’s golden hue adds a touch of elegance to decorative and architectural projects.

Machinability: It’s easy to shape and mold, perfect for detailed craftsmanship.

Applications of Brass

Brass is widely used across industries:

Construction: Plumbing fittings, valves, and architectural accents.

Electronics: Terminals, connectors, and other electrical components.

Automotive: Radiator cores, gears, and fasteners.

Decorative Uses: Furniture hardware, musical instruments, and jewelry.

What to Expect from a Top Supplier

Diverse Inventory: Access to brass sheets, rods, bars, and tubes in various sizes.

Custom Solutions: Options for tailored cuts and finishes to match your specific requirements.

Quality Assurance: Materials that meet industry standards for performance and durability.

Timely Delivery: Dependable suppliers ensure your materials are delivered on schedule.

Why Melbourne?

Melbourne is home to a network of reputable brass suppliers catering to industries ranging from manufacturing to construction. By choosing local suppliers, you support the economy while reducing shipping times and costs.

Conclusion

For high-quality brass materials, Melbourne’s trusted suppliers offer the expertise, variety, and reliability needed for successful projects. Whether you need brass for industrial, commercial, or decorative purposes, partnering with the right supplier makes all the difference.

For more: Contact Us: 03 9544 1100 Email: sales@georgewhite.com.au Timings: Mon-Fri: 8.00 a.m - 4.00 p.m Visit Us: https://georgewhite.com.au/

[drdamiang]

SPIT AND POLISH

SPIT AND POLISH

he brought

Wonka bars

home for

all his

clockwork

children

nothing like cocoa

and sugar syrup

to cure

a soul

in the dark

used serious micrometer

to set the parameters

so they never

strayed out of bounds

into genius intelligence

a stain on

his good name

if they ever

got too smart

thus people

were lax to doubt

or in any way

suspect him

and then, too,

he was unacknowledged

Zen Master

of trickster dubious

smile

spit and polish, not

just his credo

but a whole religion

bring the brass shine put of

however far

pine-boxed

the terminally

longing heart

[siddhgiri]

Brass C21000 Round Bars Exporters in India

In the realm of industrial materials, brass has always held a significant place due to its durability, workability, and excellent resistance to corrosion. Among the various grades of brass, C21000 is particularly notable for its strength and versatility. When it comes to sourcing high-quality Brass C21000 round bars, Siddhgiri Tubes stands out as a leading exporter in India. This blog delves into why Siddhgiri Tubes is the preferred choice for brass round bars and explores the unique qualities of Brass C21000.

Understanding Brass C21000

Brass C21000, also known as Commercial Bronze, is an alloy composed primarily of copper (about 90%) and zinc (about 10%). This particular composition imparts several advantageous properties:

Corrosion Resistance: Brass C21000 exhibits superior resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for applications in harsh environments.

Strength and Ductility: This alloy combines strength with excellent ductility, enabling it to be formed into various shapes without compromising its structural integrity.

Aesthetic Appeal: With a warm, golden hue, Brass C21000 is also favored in decorative applications where visual appeal is essential.

Applications of Brass C21000 Round Bars

Thanks to its exceptional properties, Brass C21000 round bars find applications across a multitude of industries:

Architecture: Used in decorative elements, railings, and architectural hardware.

Electrical: Employed in electrical connectors and terminals due to its excellent conductivity.

Marine: Utilized in marine hardware and fittings, benefiting from its resistance to saltwater corrosion.

Automotive: Integral in the manufacturing of various automotive components, including radiator cores and heat exchangers.

Siddhgiri Tubes: Commitment to Quality and Excellence

As a premier exporter of Brass C21000 round bars, Siddhgiri Tubes has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality products that meet stringent industry standards. Here’s why they are a trusted name in the market:

Precision Manufacturing: Siddhgiri Tubes employs advanced manufacturing processes to ensure that each round bar meets exact specifications and tolerances.

Quality Assurance: Rigorous quality control measures are in place to guarantee the integrity and performance of the brass round bars. Each batch undergoes thorough testing for chemical composition, mechanical properties, and dimensional accuracy.

Global Standards: The company adheres to international standards such as ASTM, ASME, and DIN, ensuring that their products are suitable for global applications.

Customer-Centric Approach: Understanding the unique needs of their clients, Siddhgiri Tubes offers customized solutions, timely deliveries, and competitive pricing.

Sustainability: Committed to sustainable practices, the company ensures that their manufacturing processes are environmentally friendly, reducing waste and conserving resources.

Why Choose Siddhgiri Tubes?

Choosing Siddhgiri Tubes as your Brass C21000 round bar supplier comes with several advantages:

Expertise and Experience: With years of experience in the industry, Siddhgiri Tubes possesses in-depth knowledge and expertise, enabling them to cater to diverse industrial requirements.

Comprehensive Inventory: A vast inventory ensures that clients can procure the needed materials without delays, supporting efficient project timelines.

Reliable Logistics: Strong logistics and distribution networks ensure that the products reach clients safely and promptly, no matter where they are located globally.

In the competitive market of industrial materials, Siddhgiri Tubes has established itself as a leader in exporting Brass C21000 round bars from India. Their unwavering commitment to quality, precision, and customer satisfaction makes them the preferred choice for industries worldwide. Whether for architectural, electrical, marine, or automotive applications, Siddhgiri Tubes provides reliable solutions that meet the highest standards of performance and durability. For those seeking top-notch Brass C21000 round bars, Siddhgiri Tubes is the name you can trust.

For More Information :

Email : info@siddhgiripiping.com

Call Us : +91-22674-96251 | +91-97734-70471

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FLOWCON AB TYPE ADJUSTABLE FLOW AUTOMATIC BALANCING VALVE

We offer a range of Flow Con Automatic Balancing Valves, specifically designed for automatic balancing and constant flow control of heating & cooling systems. The Dynamic Balancing Valve range covers valves from ½” threaded and up to 1000mm flanged, adjustable or pre-set, for flow rates up to 2287 l/s.

Automatic Balancing Valves are available stand alone or as component part of a valve set, typically a ½" or ¾" ABV 4-Port valve set, that fits directly on a fan coil or other terminal unit.

Product Information:-

Pressure rating: 25 Bar Temperature rating: -20°C/120°C Sizes: ½” – 2″ Female Threaded

Body Material options:

Forged Brass ASTM CuZn40Pb2

DZR brass CW602N CUZn36Pb2AS [Enkotal®]

Elastomers: EPDM

Easy removable Insert for flushing and easy exchange flow rate range:

Internally adjustable Composite Insert: 0.0081 – 1.43 l/s

Externally adjustable E-Just Insert: 0.0278 – 4.48 l/s

[chhajedcopper11]

Brass Rods Manufacturers in India

Predominant complete nature of Brass Rods are accessible by us in different complete alternatives including round, square, level and additionally rectangular and hex shapes. These metal poles are created as institutionalized items and discover use in industry segments including gadgets, autos, designing, electrical, clean fittings and building equipment. Further, we can likewise offer these quality metal poles in various sizes and breadth alternatives at moderate costs. We Chhajed Steel & Alloys Pvt Ltd. best Manufacturers, Exporters & Stockist of Brass Rods in India.

Brass Rods Manufacturers, Brass Rods Suppliers, Brass Rods Exporters, Brass Rods Importers. Brass Rods Manufacturers in India, Brass Rods Suppliers in India, Brass Rods Exporters in India, Brass Rods Importers in India.

Brass rods are cylindrical metal bars made primarily of copper and zinc alloy, renowned for their durability, malleability, and corrosion resistance. These rods find widespread applications in various industries, including construction, plumbing, electrical engineering, and decorative arts. Due to their excellent conductivity, brass rods are commonly used in electrical components, such as connectors and terminals. Their resistance to corrosion makes them ideal for plumbing fittings, where they ensure longevity and reliability in water and gas pipelines.

Additionally, brass rods are valued in artistic and decorative applications due to their attractive gold-like appearance and ease of shaping. They are often used in ornamental hardware, musical instruments, and intricate sculptures. In construction, these rods are employed for their strength and malleability, allowing for versatile applications in structural components. The alloy's antimicrobial properties further enhance its suitability for healthcare equipment and fixtures.

Manufacturers produce brass rods in various sizes and shapes to cater to diverse industry needs. This versatile material's ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions, along with its aesthetic appeal and functional properties, makes brass rods an indispensable choice in numerous sectors, ensuring enduring quality and performance in a wide range of applications.

[furniturebyabd-blog]

A mahogany candle stand, the circular moulded edge top on a delicately turned baluster column terminating in a dished and moulded circular brass bound platform base. The original Regency, circa 1830. The Sunderland Room.

[brasselectricalcomponents]

Top-Quality Brass Electrical Parts Manufacturers in Jamnagar India

GK Metals is a leading manufacturer of premium quality brass electrical parts and components in Jamnagar, India. Our durable and precisely crafted brass plug pins, brass terminal blocks, brass neutral links ensures reliable performance in various electrical applications.

[bhartibrass]

Brass Turning Parts Manufacturers and Exporters in India, Australia, Canada, UK

When it comes to precision engineering and manufacturing, few materials match the versatility and durability of brass. With a history that dates back centuries, brass has been a go-to choice for producing a wide range of components, from decorative hardware to intricate mechanical parts. However, the key to harnessing the full potential of brass lies in the hands of custom brass-turned parts manufacturers and suppliers in USA, Europe, UK, Canada, Russia, Australia and South Africa.

In this article, we’ll delve into the world of Custom Brass turned parts manufacturers in USA, Europe, UK, Canada, Russia, Australia and South Africa, exploring the significance of these specialized manufacturers and the role they play in various industries.

Parts turned bras are important for countless applications, from plumbing and musical instruments to automotive components and electrical connections. The accuracy and precision in the metal conversion process make them essential for achieving the desired results in these industries. So, what are custom turned brass parts, Brass Threaded Insert, and why are they so important?

Custom brass turned parts are precisely machined components made from brass, a metal alloy composed primarily of copper and zinc. These parts are crafted with meticulous attention to detail, often on specialized machinery called CNC (Computer Numerical Control) lathes. This precision machining process transforms brass rods or bars into a variety of shapes and sizes, meeting the specific requirements of clients.

The most important elements of Brass Terminals | Brass Connectors based on their appearance. They can be designed and manufactured to great detail, ensuring that they fit perfectly into the intended application. Whether it’s a special plumbing fixture, a critical electrical connection, or a critical infrastructure component, custom metal parts turn out to be essential to get the job done perfectly and efficiently.

THE ROLE OF CUSTOM BRASS TURNED PARTS MANUFACTURERS

Expertise in Material Selection: Brass Turning parts manufacturers and Exporters in Jamnagar, India are well-versed in different brass alloys. They understand the unique properties of each alloy and can recommend the most suitable one for a particular application. This expertise ensures that the final product will have the desired strength, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

Precision Machining: These manufacturers utilize advanced CNC machining technology to transform brass raw materials into precise components. This precision is vital, especially in industries where the slightest deviation can lead to malfunction or inefficiency.

Customization: One of the primary advantages of partnering with custom brass turned parts manufacturers is the ability to customize components. They can produce parts with intricate designs, tight tolerances, and various finishes to meet specific requirements.

Quality Assurance: Manufacturers of Custom Brass turned parts manufacturers and exporters in India, USA, Europe, UK, Canada, Russia, Australia and South Africa. to strict quality control measures. This ensures that each component meets the highest standards of quality and durability. This is especially crucial in industries like aerospace and automotive, where safety and reliability are paramount.

Cost Efficiency: While custom manufacturing may seem expensive, it often leads to cost savings in the long run. Custom brass turned parts can be optimized for efficiency, reducing waste and enhancing overall performance.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BRASS TURNED PARTS SUPPLIERS

Manufacturers alone cannot meet the diverse and ever-changing needs of various industries. This is where brass turned parts suppliers in Gujarat India, come into play. These suppliers act as a bridge between manufacturers and end-users, offering several crucial advantages:

Wide Range of Inventory: Brass Threaded Inserts suppliers maintain extensive inventories of standard and custom components. This means that customers can quickly source the parts they need without waiting for production lead times.

Reduced Lead Times: For urgent projects or unexpected component failures, brass turned parts suppliers in India provide fast access to replacement parts, reducing downtime and minimizing disruptions.

Cost-Effective Sourcing: Suppliers often benefit from economies of scale, allowing them to offer competitive pricing on both standard and custom components.

Expert Guidance: Suppliers have in-depth knowledge of brass turned parts, Brass Fittings | Brass Sanitary Parts and can assist customers in selecting the right components for their applications. This expertise helps customers make informed decisions.

Reliability: Established Brass Terminals | Brass Connectors manufacturers in USA, Europe, UK, Canada, Russia, Australia and South Africa, have a reputation for reliability and quality. Customers can trust that the components they receive will meet their specifications and perform as expected.

Custom brass turned parts manufacturers and suppliers in India are the unsung heroes of many industries. Their expertise, precision machining capabilities, and commitment to quality ensure that critical components meet strict specifications and perform reliably. As industries continue to evolve and demand ever more specialized components, the role of these professionals becomes even more significant. In essence, they are the artisans crafting excellence from brass, enabling progress in countless fields.

[georgewallis]

Brass Round Bars: Versatile Alloys for a Wide Range of Applications

Introduction

Brass, a copper-zinc alloy, has been a vital material for centuries due to its unique combination of properties. When shaped into round bars, brass becomes an even more versatile material, suitable for numerous applications across various industries. In this article, we will delve into the key characteristics, applications, and advantages of brass round bars, highlighting their importance in modern engineering and manufacturing.

The Chemistry Behind Brass

Brass is primarily composed of copper (typically ranging from 55% to 90%) and zinc (typically ranging from 10% to 45%), with small amounts of other elements such as lead, tin, or aluminum added to achieve specific properties. The specific alloy composition can be tailored to meet the requirements of diverse applications, making brass a highly adaptable material.

Key Properties

Corrosion Resistance: Brass exhibits excellent resistance to corrosion, particularly in atmospheric and freshwater environments. This property makes it an ideal choice for applications where exposure to moisture is common.

Malleability: Brass is highly malleable, allowing it to be easily shaped, bent, and formed into various geometries. This property is advantageous in manufacturing processes.

Thermal Conductivity: Brass has good thermal conductivity, making it suitable for applications involving heat transfer, such as heat exchangers and radiator cores.

Electrical Conductivity: Brass is an excellent conductor of electricity, making it valuable in electrical and electronic applications, including connectors and terminals.

Aesthetic Appeal: Brass has an attractive golden appearance that doesn't corrode or tarnish easily. This makes it a popular choice for decorative elements in architecture and design.

Applications

Architecture and Construction: Brass round bars are used for architectural accents, including handrails, door handles, and decorative trims, thanks to their aesthetic appeal and corrosion resistance.

Plumbing and Hydraulics: Brass is a common choice for plumbing fittings, valves, and hydraulic components due to its corrosion resistance and ease of machining.

Electrical and Electronics: Brass round bars are used in electrical connectors, terminals, and sockets due to their excellent electrical conductivity.

Musical Instruments: Brass is a primary material in the construction of musical instruments like trumpets, trombones, and saxophones, as it provides a desirable combination of acoustic properties and workability.

Automotive Industry: Brass is utilized in various automotive components, including radiator cores, fuel line fittings, and gearshift knobs due to its thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance.

Advantages of Brass Round Bars

Corrosion Resistance: Brass is highly resistant to corrosion, making it a durable choice for applications exposed to moisture and the elements.

Ease of Machining: Brass is easy to machine, which simplifies the manufacturing process and reduces production time and costs.

Versatility: Brass can be customized with different alloy compositions to suit specific applications, balancing properties such as strength, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness.

Recyclability: Brass is a sustainable material as it is fully recyclable without any loss of properties, contributing to environmental conservation.

Aesthetic Appeal: The attractive appearance of brass adds an element of visual appeal to products and structures.

Conclusion

Brass round bars are a testament to the enduring value of traditional materials in modern engineering and manufacturing. Their unique blend of properties, including corrosion resistance, malleability, thermal and electrical conductivity, and aesthetic appeal, makes them indispensable in a wide range of applications. As industries continue to evolve, brass, with its adaptability and reliability, remains a favored choice for designers and engineers seeking a versatile material that combines functionality with visual appeal.

[metalalloy]

Brass rod dealers in Chennai

Why is Brass rod so effective for various use?

Brass is the alloy of copper and zinc. Brass is used in a wide variety of applications due to its excellent mechanical strength and corrosion resistance. Brass showcases high machinability and cold-forming properties making it suitable for many rotating parts for industries. 

Brass rod is a long product with a round cross-section. Cast or wrought brass is used to manufacture this semi-finished product. Casting brass is ideal for casting. Kneadable brass is suitable for forming (forging, rolling, bending). Brass rods are soft, semi-rigid and rigid. The diameter varies between 4-200 mm.

 Brass itself is a copper alloy composed of at least 50% copper and up to 40% zinc. Additionally, alloys may contain small amounts of other metals such as lead, silicon, iron, nickel, manganese, and aluminum. In this case, we are talking about special brass. Are you in search of quality range of brass rods? Then, visit the website of the best brass rod dealers in Chennai

It is very easy to understand and can be processed by automatic machines, and by the way, is the main alloy for machining. Due to the lead content, this grade is less recommended for welding. Due to its low corrosion resistance, it is very sensitive to water, various salt solutions, and organic liquids. 

Properties

low corrosion resistance;

easily soft and hard solderable;

mechanically very easy to polish;

poor weldability.

excellent hot forming;

excellent machinability;

Where brass rods are used

All kinds of rotating parts.

fasteners (screws, nuts);

Faucet and faucet handle.

watch parts.

Cable clamps and glossy terminals.

the tip of a ballpoint pen.

Various parts for electrical engineering and general mechanical engineering. 

Why choose our products?

Metal & Alloy Industries, one of the best brass rod dealers in Chennai provides high quality brass bars to meet the expectations of its valued customers. The rods are manufactured using quality-assured raw materials and the latest technology under the expert supervision of our supplier. In order to provide high-quality products to our valued customers, this rod has been rigorously checked on various items.

Features

Easy installation

Rugged construction

High conductivity

[rajkurpa]

Is Aluminium Bronze Round Bar Stronger Than Brass

Aluminium bronze and brass are both popular alloys used in various industries for their unique properties. When comparing the strength of aluminium bronze round bars to brass, several factors come into play. Let's explore these factors in detail.

Is Aluminium Bronze Round Bar Stronger Than Brass?

Aluminium bronze is an alloy composed primarily of copper and aluminium, with the addition of other elements such as iron, nickel, and manganese. It is known for its high strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent wear resistance. Aluminium bronze round bars are commonly used in applications where strength and durability are crucial, such as marine equipment, aerospace components, and heavy machinery.

On the other hand, brass is an alloy primarily composed of copper and zinc, with small amounts of other elements like lead or tin. Brass offers good formability, high ductility, and excellent machinability. It is commonly used in applications where corrosion resistance, low friction, and aesthetics are important, such as musical instruments, plumbing fittings, and decorative hardware.

Strength Comparison of Aluminium Bronze and Brass Alloys

In terms of strength, aluminium bronze round bars generally exhibit higher strength than brass. This is due to the addition of aluminium, which significantly enhances the mechanical properties of the alloy. The tensile strength of aluminium bronze can range from 500 MPa to 900 MPa, depending on the specific composition and heat treatment. This makes aluminium bronze a suitable choice for applications requiring high strength and resistance to mechanical stress.

Brass, on the other hand, has lower tensile strength compared to aluminium bronze. Typical tensile strengths for brass range from 200 MPa to 550 MPa. While brass may not possess the same level of strength as aluminium bronze, it offers other desirable properties that make it suitable for various applications.

The choice between aluminium bronze and brass ultimately depends on the specific requirements of the application. If high strength and mechanical properties are of utmost importance, aluminium bronze is the preferred option. It can withstand heavy loads, resist wear, and maintain its structural integrity even in demanding environments.

However, if other factors such as corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity, or low friction are more critical, brass may be a better choice. Brass is known for its excellent corrosion resistance in various environments, making it suitable for plumbing applications or marine environments where exposure to moisture is common. Brass also possesses good electrical conductivity, making it useful in electrical connectors and terminals.

It's important to note that the strength of an alloy is not the only consideration when choosing a material. Factors such as cost, availability, machinability, and specific application requirements also play a significant role in the selection process. Therefore, it is essential to consult with materials engineers or industry experts to determine the best choice for a given application.

Aluminium Bronze Round Bar Manufacturers In India

Rajkrupa Metal Industries is one of the leading Aluminium Bronze Round Bar Manufacturer in India. In the Aluminium Bronze Round Bar sector, we have established ourselves as one of the top brands. With its extensive corporate and technical people skills, Rajkrupa Metal Industries has strategically positioned itself as a top-tier producer and retailer in the global Aluminium Bronze Round Bar market. 

We sell a wide range of Aluminium Bronze Round Bar in a variety of sizes and shapes to a variety of locations. We have been identified as one of India's leading Aluminium Bronze Round Bar manufacturers due to our ability to satisfy high demand for Aluminium Bronze Round Bar Suppliers while also producing high-quality Aluminium Bronze Round Bar goods.

We also provide Inconel 625 Round Bars Manufacturer in India and C63000 Round Bar Manufacturer in India

In summary, aluminium bronze round bars generally exhibit higher strength compared to brass. Aluminium bronze is favoured in applications where high strength, wear resistance, and durability are crucial. Brass, on the other hand, offers good formability, corrosion resistance, and electrical conductivity. The choice between the two alloys depends on the specific requirements and priorities of the application at hand.