This alloy is classified as leaded phosphorus bronze and conforms to BS 1400 LPB1 CuSn7PbP and contains 2.0-3.8% lead which gives excellent machinability. The alloy can be used for bearing applications for hard or moderately hard shafts, with low to moderate rotation speeds and can tolerate less lubrication and poorer alignment than the non leaded tin bronzes such as PB1 and PB2.

Equivalent Specifications

BS 1400 LPB1
BS EN 1982-2008 GC CC492K
CuSn7Zn2Pb3-C
Def Stan 02 830 Part 1
NES 830 Part 2
AS 1565-1985 C93100
AS 1565-1974 931D

Key Features

Good strength combined with low friction properties and good general corrosion resistance.

Typical Uses

Gears, bearings, bushings, wear / slide plates, worm wheels with moderately hard shafts, requiring moderately high loads, moderate to low speeds with less adequate lubrication and alignment than phosphor bronze.

Description Leaded Bronze
Nominal Composition CuSn5Pb9
Alloy Type cast

Typical Mechanical Properties

Tensile Strength (N/mm²) 290
Proof/Yield Strength (N/mm²) 150
Elongation (%) 15
Hardness Brinell 90
Impact Izod J20°C

Typical Physical Properties

Density g/cm³ 8.8
Melting Temperature Range °C 850 - 1000
Thermal Conductivity W/mK 47
Electrical Resistivity μΩ.m15°C 16
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 0-250°C 18
Relative Magnetic Permeability
Coefficient of Friction

Copper Alloys has the ability to modify existing alloys for improved performance. Many customers have benefited from this in the past.

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