Brass Products – Stockholders & Suppliers for UK Industry
Supplied in a wide range of grades, forms and sizes for engineering, electrical and industrial applications.
Brass Stockholders and Suppliers
ILF Products supplies brass products in metric and imperial sizes from our Cannock, Staffordshire stockholding, for standard stock and project-specific requirements alike. Specifically, we can supply flat bar, round bar, sheet, plate, coil, profile, hexagon and tube. Cut-to-size options are available where required, so material arrives ready for the next stage of production.
What is Brass?
Brass, a copper-based alloy, machines well and resists corrosion. It is also strong and looks good, which is why it is specified across engineering, fabrication, electrical, decorative and industrial applications wherever a dependable non-ferrous metal is required. You can find out more about brass properties and applications here.
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Why Choose ILF for Brass Supply?
Brass comes in many grades and product forms, in metric and imperial sizes. Each offers different characteristics for machining, forming, corrosion resistance and general engineering use, so matching the material to the job matters. ILF Products helps customers source brass to their specified manufacturing requirements, for individual components and for ongoing production supply alike.
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Metric and Imperial Sizes
Depending on the grade and form, brass is available in metric and imperial sizes. Older imperial drawings therefore present no problem.
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Wide Product Range
In particular, we can supply brass in bar, sheet, plate, coil, profile, hexagon and tube form to suit your application.
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Cut-to-Size Support
Many brass products can be supplied cut to size rather than only as full sheets or full lengths, which reduces waste and handling.
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Grade Advice
Because every application differs, our team can advise on brass grades, specifications and supply options to suit yours.
Choosing the Right Brass Grade
Each brass grade delivers its own combination of machinability, formability, strength and corrosion resistance. Choosing the right alloy comes down to two things: how the material will be processed, and where the finished component will be used. The table below summarises common grades and their typical uses.
| Brass Grade | Best Suited For |
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| CZ101 - Gilding Metal | Forming, decorative components and applications requiring a consistent finish |
| CZ106 - Cartridge Brass | Presswork, forming and components requiring good ductility |
| CZ108 - Basis Brass | General fabrication, forming and engineering applications |
| CZ112 - Naval Brass | Marine and outdoor applications requiring improved corrosion resistance |
| CZ114 / CZ115 - High Strength Brass | Engineering components requiring greater strength and wear resistance |
| CZ120 - Engraving Brass | Machined, engraved and precision-finished components |
| CZ121 - Free Machining Brass | CNC machining, turned parts, fittings and precision components |
Cannot see the grade you need? Speak to our team. ILF Products stocks an extensive range of brass products and, in addition, can source further specifications to meet your requirements.
Brass Supplied Around Your Application

Machining and Turning
Grades are available for components that need clean machining and repeatable production.

Fabrication and Forming
Sheet, plate, coil and bar products can support forming, bending and fabrication work.

Marine and Industrial Use
Specialist grades are available for demanding environments and corrosion-resistant applications.

Production Supply
ILF can support one-off orders, repeat supply and wider production requirements.
Brass FAQs
We can supply flat bar, round bar, wire, sheet, plate, coil, profile, hexagon and tube.
Yes. Many products can be supplied cut to size, depending on the material form and requirement.
Available grades include CZ101, CZ106, CZ108, CZ112, CZ114, CZ115, CZ120, CZ121, CZ122, CZ129, CZ131 and CZ132.
Yes. Our team can advise based on machinability, corrosion resistance, forming needs and final application.
Yes. Brass can be supplied in metric and imperial sizes, depending on the grade and product form.
Yes. Supply can be supported by cutting, machining, finishing and wider production services where required.