What are the differences between continuous cast brass rods and extruded brass rods?

Continuous cast brass rods and extruded brass rods differ in production processes and properties. The former is produced through liquid cooling and solidification, resulting in high strength and good electrical conductivity, making it suitable for electrical components. The latter is obtained through the extrusion process, offering excellent plasticity and workability, and is commonly used in precision machining applications. Each has its own advantages in terms of cost and application.