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For C36000 brass machining, identify the exact stock specification and supplied condition. C36000 brass and 360 free machining brass are purchasing names to resolve against the same controlled drawing.
| Purchasing identifier | Your reference |
|---|---|
| United States | UNS C36000 · free-cutting brass |
| European comparison | CuZn36Pb3 / CW603N · qualified reference |
| Legacy comparison | CZ124 / 2.0375 · confirm complete product specification |
| Selected element | Mueller producer reference · wt.% |
|---|---|
| Copper | 60.0–63.0 |
| Lead | 2.5–3.0 |
| Iron | ≤0.35 |
| Zinc | Remainder |
Selected producer values only. The ordered specification, edition and material certificate govern; this table is not a lot analysis.
Mueller lists a relative machinability rating of 100 for C36000 and poor hot-working capacity. A relative rating does not predict your cycle time. For your C360 brass ASTM B16 requirement, state the edition, stock form and supplied condition; a stock standard does not define finished-part tolerances.
Mueller producer chemistry · wt.% · common scale 0–65
Mueller producer chemistry · wt.% · common scale 0–3.5
Bars show selected producer chemistry intervals, not measured batches or strength rankings. For C360 brass lead content, Mueller currently lists 2.5–3.0%; other specifications or editions may differ. Compare the full ordered requirements before approving a replacement.
Mueller C36000 ↗ Mueller C37700 ↗ AW Fraser · designation comparisons ↗
Select your fitting, standoff, spacer or connector, then review the decisions your assembly needs.
For your C360 brass threaded fittings, identify the thread system, sealing method and wrench engagement. A machined fitting concept does not establish a pressure or potable-water approval.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread standard, sealing land, wrench flats and port relationship. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For C360 brass turning and C360 brass tapping, review run-out, access and the final gauge requirement.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread standard, sealing land, wrench flats and port relationship. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Confirm round or hex stock, supplied condition and usable machining allowance.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread standard, sealing land, wrench flats and port relationship. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Inspect threads and sealing geometry in the finished state. Any pressure or leak test requires an agreed procedure.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread standard, sealing land, wrench flats and port relationship. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For your C360 brass standoffs, define mounting-foot position, internal thread and assembled height. Keep the locating face distinct from cosmetic surfaces.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Assembled height, mounting-hole pattern and thread engagement. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Review support around the mounting foot and the order of drilling, tapping and finishing.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Assembled height, mounting-hole pattern and thread engagement. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Confirm stock shape and supplied condition; agree any thread-forming route separately.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Assembled height, mounting-hole pattern and thread engagement. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Verify the locating face, thread and mounting pattern after all specified finishing.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Assembled height, mounting-hole pattern and thread engagement. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For your C360 brass spacers, define the bore-to-flange relationship and the face your assembly clamps against. Eccentric geometry needs an explicit datum scheme.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Bore position, flange thickness, mounting pattern and locating face. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For C360 brass milling and C360 brass drilling, review supported clamping and access to cross holes.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Bore position, flange thickness, mounting pattern and locating face. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Agree bar or blank shape, stock condition and allowance around the flange.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Bore position, flange thickness, mounting pattern and locating face. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Inspect bore, flange and mounting relationships from the same agreed datums.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Bore position, flange thickness, mounting pattern and locating face. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For your C360 brass connector parts, separate the knurled grip, thread, contact shoulder and mounting feature. Define which surfaces carry the actual function.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread, contact shoulder, grip diameter and mounting datums. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For C360 brass knurling, specify the pattern, size and grip requirement; agree the route on the actual geometry.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread, contact shoulder, grip diameter and mounting datums. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Confirm stock identity and condition before comparing a different brass.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread, contact shoulder, grip diameter and mounting datums. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

Verify the final shoulder, thread and specified grip; appearance alone does not establish electrical performance.
| Your decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Your fit | Thread, contact shoulder, grip diameter and mounting datums. |
| Your route | Stock condition, support and finishing sequence. |
| Your approval | Final geometry, surface and receiving evidence. |

For your C360 brass machining services review, connect cutting, edge removal, finishing and inspection to the same drawing revision. Your quote confirms the accepted operations and receiving scope.

Define shoulders, threads and supported engagement before cutting.
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Plan flats, pockets and locating faces around the finished datum scheme.
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Show intersecting holes, internal edges and gauge access.
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Check the final connector shoulder and mounting relationship.
Explore the Process →Resolve these six drawing decisions before repeating the manufacturing route.
For C360 brass CNC machining, confirm UNS C36000, stock form and supplied state. C360 is lead-bearing; state your end-use restrictions and required material records before purchasing.
Show the working feature and allowed edge condition.
Agree stock, support and final surface.
Inspect the actual finished state.

For C360 brass tapping and drilling, show thread standard, run-out, intersecting holes and gauge access. Agree acceptance for hidden edges.
Show the working feature and allowed edge condition.
Agree stock, support and final surface.
Inspect the actual finished state.

Do not assume a free-cutting brass is suitable for every joining or forming route. Agree the joining method, qualification, final condition and dimensional checks separately.
Show the working feature and allowed edge condition.
Agree stock, support and final surface.
Inspect the actual finished state.

Mark allowed edge breaks, thread starts and knurled-grip boundaries. Agree first-sample acceptance for internal burrs and the finished grip.
Show the working feature and allowed edge condition.
Agree stock, support and final surface.
Inspect the actual finished state.

Specify roughness, accepted tool marks, coating allowance and handling protection. Bright brass does not prove sealing or electrical performance.
Show the working feature and allowed edge condition.
Agree stock, support and final surface.
Inspect the actual finished state.

For C360 brass screw machine parts, review critical dimensions, datums and inspection access. A stock tolerance is not your finished-part acceptance limit.
Show the working feature and allowed edge condition.
Agree stock, support and final surface.
Inspect the actual finished state.





Illustrative appearances. Specify accepted tool marks, cleaning, masking and protection; review any plating thickness against final fit.
Surface Finishing →| Your material choice | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| C360 / C36000 | Resolve the short name to UNS C36000 and the ordered product specification. |
| CuZn36Pb3 / CW603N | Qualified European comparison; compare full chemistry, form and condition. |
| C377 forging brass | A forging-oriented alternative requires a separate route review. |
| Lead-free requirement | Do not silently replace a lead-bearing grade; obtain drawing-authority approval. |
A designation comparison does not approve substitution or establish end-use compliance.
C377 Brass → Compare Material Families →Grade, product form, temper and lot.
Threads, locating faces and accepted edges.
Final fit, surface and records.
For your custom C360 brass parts, agree product specification, supplied condition, lot identity and required material records.
Sampling and evidence scope are agreed with your quote.
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For C360 brass prototype machining, review threads, locating faces, mounting datums and accepted edges on a complete first sample.
Sampling and evidence scope are agreed with your quote.
Quality Assurance →
Inspect the finished shoulder, bore and mounting relationship. Leak, pressure or electrical testing needs a defined procedure and separate acceptance scope.
Sampling and evidence scope are agreed with your quote.
Quality Assurance →
Your C360 brass parts manufacturer review should define individual separation, surface protection, lot identity and the records your receiving team needs.
Sampling and evidence scope are agreed with your quote.
Quality Assurance →

Connect China manufacturing with Dallas-area coordination for drawing review, sample decisions and delivery requirements.
C360 is commonly used as a short name for UNS C36000. Put the full designation, product standard and supplied condition on your purchase documents.
No. The selected Mueller reference lists lead at 2.5–3.0 wt.%. State end-use restrictions and required evidence before choosing stock; the alloy name does not establish product certification.
Do not assume weldability from its machining designation. Review the joining process, joint design, qualification and final condition with the responsible supplier before approving the route.
Send critical dimensions, datums, thread requirements, stock condition and final finish. Your quotation confirms feature-specific acceptance after geometry and measurement review.
Send CAD and a controlled drawing, UNS grade and product standard, supplied condition, trial and repeat quantities, finish allowance and inspection requirements. Identify any end-use restrictions.
Review preparation, coating system, adhesion, thickness, masking and final fit with the finishing supplier. Agree the actual receiving evidence; the base material name does not qualify the coating.
For your C360 brass Swiss machining inquiry, provide diameter, length, support needs and repeat quantities. The quotation confirms route suitability and availability for your actual part.
Mueller lists a relative rating of 100; AW Fraser lists 95 for its Alloy 360 reference. Different producer references are not universal cycle-time ratios. Compare the same drawing, stock, route and acceptance scope.