Yes, they are all high brass and considered magnum loads
Steel, wood, plastic, brass
The 1200 is all brass and is an older design. The 1225 is a newer design and is brass and plastic. They are basically interchangeable - however I've read that the 1200 is better in older faucet bodies and the 1225 is better in newer.
hit it with a grinder red brass puts out a red spark yellow brass puts out a yellow spark
Gunmetal, known as red brass in the United States, is a type of bronze, an alloy of 88% copper, 10% tin, and 2% zinc. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc; the amounts of each can vary to create brass with various properties.
Yes, they are all high brass and considered magnum loads
brass instruments can be made of silver, brass, or even plastic in some cases, although not intirly plastic. brass instruments may also be made of solid gold or coated in it, and mouthpeices can be made of brass, silver, plastic, gold or gold plated.
yes
Plastic. The others are metal.
Steel, wood, plastic, brass
it depends, can be plastic, or metal
.50-5.00 USD
most trumpets, and other brass instruments, are made out of brass, hence the name "brass instrument". I have seen brass instruments made out of other materials, such as a P Bone, a Plastic tromBone
Brass, iron, steel, wood, plastic.
A reed, brass (or metal), and plastic for the keys.
Yes. The composite/plastic tips crack. This in turns causes the wire connection to corrode. Replace it with an updated brass tipped version from saturn. Clean the connection or replace it if neccessary. It is also availlable from saturn.
Yes, otherwise you will have leaks