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Goodfellow offers a wide range of brass alloys for advanced applications in research and industry. These copper-zinc alloys, available in various forms, are known for their excellent machinability, corrosion resistance, and attractive golden appearance. Brass alloys are widely used in industries such as plumbing, electrical engineering, and musical instrument manufacturing. In plumbing, they are utilized for fittings and valves due to their corrosion resistance and workability. The electrical industry benefits from brass's conductivity in connectors and terminals. Musical instrument makers prize brass for its acoustic properties in wind instruments. Emerging technologies leveraging brass include antimicrobial surfaces for healthcare settings and advanced 3D printing of intricate components. Goodfellow's provision of brass alloys supports ongoing research in materials science, particularly in developing eco-friendly, lead-free brass compositions. The unique combination of properties in brass ensures its continued importance in both scientific exploration and industrial innovation, especially in applications requiring a balance of durability, conductivity, and aesthetic appeal.