Product information:
Name: brass sheet
Material: H62
Thickness: 05MM- 5MM
Size specifications: 2*200*200mm
Features: good hardness and plasticity

Brass Sheet – The Perfect Blend of Strength, Precision, and Elegance

Perfect for Engineers, Craftsmen, and Designers in New Zealand

Strong, versatile, and visually striking — the Brass Sheet remains one of the most trusted materials in design, engineering, and fabrication. Its warm golden tone, excellent workability, and corrosion resistance make it ideal for projects that demand both mechanical performance and aesthetic appeal.

From precision components and architectural trims to decorative artwork and signage, brass sheet continues to be a favourite among New Zealand builders, artists, and manufacturers. It’s the material of choice for those who expect beauty and reliability in equal measure.

Description – Brass Sheet

A Brass Sheet is a thin, flat piece of brass alloy, typically composed of copper and zinc, engineered for precision and durability. Available in a range of thicknesses and finishes, it is used across multiple industries — from construction and marine fittings to jewellery design and electrical engineering.

Brass sheets are known for their unique combination of properties: high tensile strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent formability. The metal can be cut, drilled, bent, soldered, or polished without losing integrity, making it suitable for both heavy-duty and artistic applications.

Each brass sheet is manufactured to precise tolerances and uniform surface finish, ensuring consistency across every piece. In New Zealand, they are widely used by fabricators, engravers, and craftspeople who appreciate its golden appearance and ease of machining.

Depending on the composition, brass sheets can have slightly different characteristics — some varieties are harder for structural use, while others are softer and more malleable for shaping and decorative purposes.

Common grades include:

• C260 Cartridge Brass (70/30 copper-zinc blend) – excellent for forming and bending.
  
• C360 Free-Cutting Brass – designed for precision machining.
  
• C464 Naval Brass – enhanced corrosion resistance, ideal for marine and outdoor environments.
  

Every brass sheet in this range is built to perform — strong enough for construction, refined enough for design.

Key Points

High-Quality Alloy Composition
Each brass sheet is composed of premium-grade copper and zinc, ensuring superior durability, shine, and corrosion resistance.

Precision Manufacturing
Rolled to exact tolerances for consistent thickness and flatness — ideal for cutting, forming, or engraving.

Excellent Machinability
Easily worked with hand tools or machinery — can be bent, drilled, punched, or welded without cracking or splitting.

Corrosion and Tarnish Resistance
Performs well in humid or coastal New Zealand environments; resistant to rust and naturally self-protecting over time.

Available in Multiple Finishes
Choose from mill finish, brushed, satin, or mirror-polished surfaces depending on your project requirements.

Aesthetic Golden Appearance
Offers a sophisticated metallic look suitable for signage, trims, hardware, and architectural highlights.

Custom Size Options
Available in various thicknesses and cut-to-size formats to fit industrial, decorative, or craft needs.

Environmentally Sustainable
100% recyclable material — environmentally responsible and cost-effective for long-term use.

Benefits

Combines Strength and Workability
Brass sheets offer a perfect balance — strong enough for structural use yet soft enough to shape, cut, and polish with ease.

Perfect for Indoor and Outdoor Applications
Corrosion-resistant and weatherproof, making it suitable for NZ’s coastal climate and outdoor design installations.

Professional, Decorative Finish
The natural golden hue gives any project an elegant and timeless aesthetic that suits both modern and traditional designs.

Long-Lasting Durability
Engineered to withstand years of use with minimal maintenance, reducing long-term replacement costs.

Supports a Range of NZ Industries
Used in construction, marine fabrication, electrical work, and creative industries across the country.

Easy to Maintain and Restore
Can be polished to regain its original lustre or left to naturally patina for a vintage, rustic appearance.

Ideal for Artistic and Commercial Uses
From jewellery making to industrial fittings, it adapts to every design or functional purpose.

Sustainably Manufactured and Recyclable
Eco-friendly and reusable, supporting sustainable building practices in New Zealand.

Why You Choose This Brass Sheet

Choosing this Brass Sheet means selecting a material that stands for quality, reliability, and timeless appeal. Unlike cheaper alloys or coated substitutes, genuine brass provides long-term performance without sacrificing appearance.

Each sheet is crafted to deliver a consistent surface finish and uniform thickness. It can be effortlessly laser-cut, soldered, or engraved, giving both tradespeople and designers confidence in precision work.

For New Zealand businesses, this brass sheet suits the demands of a wide range of industries:

• Architectural and Interior Design – for door plates, wall panels, splashbacks, or decorative trims.
  
• Marine and Engineering Applications – for corrosion-resistant fittings and parts.
  
• Signage and Awards – for engraving, plaques, and brand nameplates.
  
• Jewellery and Art – for bespoke handmade designs and detailed craftwork.
  

Its natural golden colour can be polished to a mirror shine or brushed for a subtle satin tone, offering creative flexibility. Over time, it can develop a beautiful patina that enhances its vintage charm — ideal for antique restorations or rustic interiors.

Durability is another reason to choose brass. Unlike mild steel, it won’t rust, and unlike aluminium, it resists scratching and retains its aesthetic quality longer. Its weight and feel speak of quality — making it the preferred material for high-end projects.

In New Zealand’s coastal environment, where humidity and salt can quickly degrade lesser metals, brass remains stable and corrosion-resistant. It performs exceptionally well for marine hardware, signage, and architectural features exposed to the elements.

When you choose this brass sheet, you’re choosing longevity, style, and craftsmanship — a true investment in your project’s quality.

Conclusion

A Brass Sheet is more than a building material — it’s a statement of craftsmanship, versatility, and elegance. With its perfect balance of strength and beauty, it remains a timeless favourite among New Zealand’s builders, engineers, and designers.

From polished interior finishes to industrial fabrication, brass continues to prove why it’s one of the world’s most respected metals. It withstands corrosion, resists wear, and provides an aesthetic warmth unmatched by any other alloy.

For home improvement, art, or industry, brass sheets adapt effortlessly to every use. Their durability ensures reliability, while their golden sheen brings sophistication to every project.

Whether you’re cutting precision components in a workshop, designing a boutique sign in Auckland, or crafting architectural panels in Wellington, this brass sheet is your trusted companion. It symbolises quality, pride, and creativity — the hallmarks of Kiwi craftsmanship.

Durable, beautiful, and built to perform — the Brass Sheet is more than a product. It’s a material that tells a story of strength, artistry, and timeless design.

Choose quality. Choose performance. Choose Brass Sheet — where engineering meets elegance in the heart of New Zealand.