Naval Brass, a copper-zinc alloy in a 60:40 ratio, incorporates approximately 1% tin to enhance its corrosion resistance, especially against dezincification. This alloy adopts a dual-phase alpha-beta structure, imparting a notable strength profile albeit with diminished ductility in comparison to the single-phase 70:30 or alpha brass. Its utilization finds a stronghold in structural applications and forgings, particularly in environments where exposure to seawater may induce corrosion. The mechanical attributes closely resemble those of 60:40 brass C28000, with the tin addition contributing to slightly elevated strength. CW719N displays favorable responsiveness to hot working and can also be subjected to cold working, although not with the same ease as the single-phase alpha brasses.