1. Brass H62 Key benefits: electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, strong corrosion resistance, good ductility, and machinability. What it solves: reliable, durable components suitable for demanding environments. Why choose it: versatile brass material that combines conductivity with mechanical performance for longlasting parts. Primary uses: electrical components and fittings, hardware assemblies, and other durable machined parts. Use scenarios: Electrical connectors and terminals in environments requiring stable conductivity. Precision machined housings and fittings for plumbing or HVAC systems. Durable hardware components where machinability and reliability are essential. 2. Brass Foil Key benefits: processing performance and easy soldering, with strong durability. What it solves: a versatile foil material that simplifies fabrication and assembly. Why choose it: suitable for a range of applications from DIY to professional use. Primary uses: rivets, cutting tools components, and precision parts. Use scenarios: DIY prototyping and projects requiring easy soldering and stable performance. Components for cutting tools and precision parts that demand reliable processing. Fabrication tasks where durable brass foil improves fit and finish. 3. Loading Tool Key benefits: designed to optimize assembly, handles components with varying depth expansion and bending stress, improves productivity. What it solves: simplifies handling of diverse components during assembly. Why choose it: a versatile tool that supports efficient workflow across multiple part types. Primary uses: pins, rivets, nuts, washers, wires, barometer springs, screen mesh, cooler parts. Use scenarios: Assembly lines handling mixed components with different depths and bend stresses. or maintenance workshops assembling small fasteners and springs. Prototyping tasks requiring dependable component alignment and placement. 4. WearResistant Processing Material Key benefits: strong wear resistance; adaptable into multiple forms. What it solves: supports durable, longlasting parts in demanding applications. Why choose it: flexible material suitable for a range of manufacturing processes. Primary forms: pipes, rods, wires, tapes, plates, and other processing characteristics. Use scenarios: Production of thermoformed and bent parts for machinery or equipment. Fabrication of worn components such as pipes and rods requiring wear resistance. Projects needing versatile material formats to meet specific design requirements.