C3601, a free machining brass alloy created by combining copper and zinc, boasts the highest degree of machinability among all copper alloys, serving as the benchmark for comparison. C3601 Brass is renowned for its strength and corrosion resistance, closely resembling steel properties, thus making it one of the most widely utilized copper alloys in present-day applications. Achieving precision machining with C3601 Brass is a straightforward endeavor. Despite its ductile nature when softened, C3601 Brass remains a sturdy material for manipulation, upholding its strength even under the most challenging conditions. C3601 Brass develops a delicate protective “patina,” setting it apart from steel and iron, as it remains impervious to rust when exposed to the atmosphere. Thanks to its high density, C3601 Brass is exceptionally well-suited for the production of weighty industrial components. The highly polished finish of C3601 Brass is also a valued attribute. This versatile material is accessible in various shapes, including rounds, flats, squares, hexagons, tubes, plates, and sheets.