Precision Brand 17515 Brass Shim Stock Roll 0.025in 6in Wide

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 17515 is a brass shim stock roll used to fill gaps, align components, and set precise clearances in mechanical assemblies. At 0.025 inches thick and 6 inches wide, the roll provides 100 inches of usable length, giving technicians enough material to cut custom shims for multiple jobs. Brass is the material of choice when corrosion resistance and moderate hardness are required, and it machines cleanly without galling mating surfaces. This roll is suited for use by millwrights, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance trades working on equipment alignment and leveling tasks.

Brass shim stock in roll form is a standard shop consumable across industrial maintenance, HVAC equipment installation, and mechanical service environments. The 6-inch width accommodates a wide range of shimming applications without requiring additional slitting. Technicians cut the material to length and width with snips or a utility knife to fit the specific gap or clearance being corrected. The 100-inch roll length supports repeated use across multiple service calls or a single large alignment job.

Key Features

• Brass construction provides corrosion resistance and clean machinability without galling mating surfaces
• 0.025-inch thickness suits medium-tolerance gap filling and alignment work
• 6-inch width allows cuts to be sized for a broad range of applications without additional prep
• 100-inch roll length delivers ample material for multiple jobs from a single package
• Roll format stores flat and unrolls cleanly for precise marking and cutting in the field

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose brass shim stock roll for mechanical alignment, gap setting, and leveling tasks across HVAC, industrial, and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Shim stock is cut and fitted by the installing technician using snips, a utility knife, or metal shears. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before inserting or adjusting shims on moving or pressurized assemblies. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling freshly cut brass edges, as they can be sharp. Verify final clearance or alignment with a feeler gauge or dial indicator after shimming to confirm the desired tolerance is achieved.