What are brass shims used for in industrial and engineering applications?
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Brass shims are thin flat elements used to correct spacing, alignment and clearance in assemblies where exact tolerances are essential. Golden Harbour brass shims are widely used in aerospace, automotive, tooling and instrumentation assemblies to ensure precise load distribution, reduce vibration and maintain structural alignment under operational stress.
What sizes and thickness options are available for brass shims at Golden Harbour?
Golden Harbour supplies brass shims in standard sheet sizes of 1000x2000mm, 1220x2440mm and 168x576mm with thickness options ranging from 0.5mm to 10mm. This extensive range allows engineers and procurement teams to select the exact dimension required for their specific alignment or clearance adjustment needs.
Which brass alloy grades are used in your shims and what material properties do they offer?
Our brass shims are manufactured from high grade alloys including CuZn37 (Ms63), CW508L, CuZn39Pb2 and CW612N along with their equivalents. These alloys offer excellent flatness, resistance to compression, wear resistance and thermal stability, making them reliable for precision engineering applications in demanding industrial environments.
Do your brass shims comply with international manufacturing standards?
Yes. All brass shims supplied by Golden Harbour are manufactured and tested in conformance with internationally recognised standards including ASTM, DIN, JIS and their equivalents. This ensures consistent dimensional accuracy and material quality that meets the procurement specifications of regulated industries such as aerospace, automotive and industrial manufacturing.
How can I source and order brass shims from Golden Harbour in UAE?
Golden Harbour operates from offices in Dubai (Al Quoz), Abu Dhabi, Jebel Ali and Bahrain, making it straightforward to fulfil brass shim orders across the UAE and wider MENA region. You can submit a product enquiry on the website, download the product datasheet or contact the team directly to discuss your specific thickness, size and quantity requirements.
