top | item 41325669 (no title) bacon_waffle | 1 year ago I believe bronze (copper + zinc) is a lot more common in marine applications than brass (copper + tin) discuss order hn newest kyteland|1 year ago I believe you have those inverted. Bronze has tin and brass has zinc. bacon_waffle|1 year ago Whoops, yes you're correct. Serves me right for looking at some SEO spam link!Main point was that bronze is much more common in marine applications than brass - I wouldn't be surprised to learn there's been an error upstream as well.
kyteland|1 year ago I believe you have those inverted. Bronze has tin and brass has zinc. bacon_waffle|1 year ago Whoops, yes you're correct. Serves me right for looking at some SEO spam link!Main point was that bronze is much more common in marine applications than brass - I wouldn't be surprised to learn there's been an error upstream as well.
bacon_waffle|1 year ago Whoops, yes you're correct. Serves me right for looking at some SEO spam link!Main point was that bronze is much more common in marine applications than brass - I wouldn't be surprised to learn there's been an error upstream as well.
kyteland|1 year ago
bacon_waffle|1 year ago
Main point was that bronze is much more common in marine applications than brass - I wouldn't be surprised to learn there's been an error upstream as well.