Brass is an alloy of Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn) with varying percentages of zinc based on the needs of use of Brass. In order to improve its machinability by chip removal, while maintaining its fundamental characteristics, alloys with the addition of Lead (Pb) have also been made where this element, insoluble in the crystalline structure of the alloy, reduces the length of the chip and also reduces the wear and heating of tools, thus extending their life and removal rate.