Yellow Brass

Yellow Brass is a bright, gold-colored alloy made primarily of copper and zinc. It is commonly found in household plumbing parts, faucets, doorknobs, keys, electrical components, and decorative fixtures. In scrap form, yellow brass is often identified by its lighter yellow tone compared to red brass and may include both solid pieces and small fittings. It’s a non-ferrous metal that’s highly recyclable and valued for its conductivity and corrosion resistance. Clean yellow brass should be free from heavy solder, plastic, or steel attachments.

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