Brass Turned Components

Product Description

Brass Turned Components

We manufacture a wide range of Turned Components that are available in various shapes, sizes and dimensions. These are made from quality materials and ensures durability and long life.  

 FAQs:

Q: What are Brass Turned Components?

A: Brass Turned Components refer to precision components that are manufactured through the process of turning brass material on a lathe machine. These components are often custom-made and can have various shapes, sizes, and functionalities.

Q: What are the advantages of using Brass Turned Components?

A: Brass Turned Components offer several advantages. Brass is known for its excellent machinability, corrosion resistance, and durability. These components can be manufactured with tight tolerances, ensuring precise dimensions and a high-quality finish. Brass also has good electrical conductivity, making it suitable for applications that require electrical conductivity.

Q: What industries commonly use Brass Turned Components?

A: Brass Turned Components find applications in a wide range of industries, including automotive, electronics, plumbing, furniture, telecommunications, and more. They are used in various products such as fittings, connectors, valves, fasteners, electrical components, and decorative hardware.

Q: What are the typical manufacturing processes involved in producing Brass Turned Components?

A: The manufacturing of Brass Turned Components involves several processes. It begins with the selection of high-quality brass material. The material is then loaded onto a lathe machine, where it is rotated and shaped using cutting tools to achieve the desired design and dimensions. Additional processes such as drilling, threading, knurling, or surface finishing may be employed as required.

Q: Can Brass Turned Components be customized to specific designs?

A: Yes, Brass Turned Components can be customized to meet specific design requirements. The turning process allows for flexibility in shaping the brass material, enabling the production of components with intricate shapes, threads, grooves, or other design features.