Every brass part follows the same disciplined route through our works — with a quality gate between each operation.
Your drawing or sample is studied for manufacturability; geometry, material grade and tooling route are fixed before any metal moves.
Forging dies, fixtures and gauges are prepared and proofed against the approved drawing.
Free-cutting brass rod (CW614N / CW617N / IS 319) is checked for composition and dimension at intake — certified lots only.
Rods are cut into billets sized to each component, keeping scrap and forging flash to a minimum.
Billets are heated and forged in dies — the dense grain structure gives forged fittings their strength and leak-tightness.
Excess flash is trimmed from the forged blank before it moves to machining.
Traub and CNC turning to drawing — Ø 2–50 mm, tolerance to ±0.01 mm. BSP, NPT, Metric, BSW or UNC/UNF threads gauged GO / NO-GO.
Deburring and polishing; nickel, tin or chrome plating where specified for corrosion resistance and appearance.
Final dimensional and visual inspection against the drawing, then counted, packed and dispatched with documents on request.
Calibrated instruments, first-piece approval and stage-wise inspection.