Precision Brand 17976 Brass Shim Stock Roll 0.3mm 150mm

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 17976 is a brass shim stock roll used to fill gaps, align components, and set precise clearances in mechanical assemblies. Manufactured from 260 alloy brass, it offers good machinability, corrosion resistance, and consistent thickness across the full length of the roll. At 0.3 mm thick and 150 mm wide, this roll provides enough material to cut custom shims for a wide range of industrial and maintenance applications. Machinists, millwrights, and maintenance technicians typically work with shim stock like this during equipment setup, alignment, and tolerance adjustment tasks.

This shim stock roll is suited for use in industrial facilities, machine shops, and field maintenance environments where precise gap setting is required. It is commonly used when aligning shafts, setting bearing clearances, leveling machinery bases, and fitting mating surfaces. The 2.5-meter roll length allows multiple cuts from a single piece, reducing waste on jobs that require several shims of varying lengths.

Key Features

• 260 alloy brass construction for corrosion resistance and consistent material properties
• 0.3 mm thickness for fine-tolerance gap filling and alignment work
• 150 mm wide roll allows cutting shims to a wide range of widths without splicing
• 2.5-meter roll length provides ample stock for multiple shims from one piece
• Roll format allows clean, straight cuts with snips or shears in the field or shop

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose brass shim stock roll for use in mechanical assembly, alignment, and maintenance applications where 0.3 mm thick brass material is required.

Installation Notes

Shim stock is typically cut and fitted by machinists, millwrights, or maintenance technicians using aviation snips, shears, or a sharp utility knife against a straightedge. De-energize, depressurize, or lock out any equipment before inserting or adjusting shims in a live assembly. Edges cut from brass shim stock can be sharp — use appropriate hand protection when handling cut pieces. Verify final clearance with feeler gauges or a micrometer after installation.