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How your part is shaped, machined, threaded, finished, checked and packed, plus the grades, threads and finishes you can choose from.
Manufacturing processes
Not every part needs all five. We look at your drawing, pick the right route and tell you up front if any step is done by a trusted partner.
Bodies, tees and heavier fittings start close to their final shape. That means less metal cut away, a denser part and a better price on volume.
Brass bar and forged blanks are turned to the sizes on your drawing, from simple pins to stepped and profiled parts.
Internal and external threads cut to the standard you name, plus knurls for inserts and grip surfaces.
The extra steps that take a machined blank to a clean part that's ready to fit or assemble.
Parts are measured against your drawing when the run starts, while the batch is running and again before packing.
Send the drawing or a photo of a sample. We'll suggest the best way to make it, and tell you what it means for price and timing.
Materials we work with
Grades grouped by what they do best. If your drawing names something else, send the spec and we'll confirm if we can source it.
Machines fast and cleanly, so it keeps turned parts sharp and affordable.
Flows well in a hot die and gives a strong, dense part.
Low-lead and lead-free grades for parts that carry drinking water.
Naval brass (C46500) for marine hardware, copper for electrical parts, or another non-ferrous metal on your drawing. Tell us the spec and we'll check.
Ask about a materialThread standards
Name the standard and size on your drawing. For a special thread, a sample or gauge helps us match it exactly.
M
ISO metric threads. Used on general parts worldwide.
BSP
British pipe threads, parallel and taper. Plumbing in India, the UK and Europe.
NPT
The American pipe thread. Fittings for North American buyers.
UN
Unified fine and coarse. Fasteners and automotive parts.
LH
Reverse-direction threads, so gas and LPG connections can't be mixed up.
Special
Non-standard pitches and forms for OEM and replacement parts.
Surface finishes and plating
Choose a finish for looks, corrosion protection or better electrical contact. Plating adds a few days, and that's already included in the date on your quote.
One fitting, six finishes
Not sure which finish to choose?
Tell us where the part will be used and we'll suggest one.
Clean, as-machined. Best for internal parts.
No extra time
Mirror or satin shine on the brass itself.
Adds a day or two
Silver look with good corrosion protection.
Adds a few days
Hard, bright finish for taps and visible parts.
Adds a few days
Better soldering and contact on electrical parts.
Adds a few days
Even, hard coat that reaches inside bores and threads.
Adds a few days
Low-cost protective coat with a black or clear look.
Adds a few days
Name the finish on your drawing and we'll confirm.
Tell us the checks and papers you need when you order.
Quality and paperwork
Every batch can be traced from the bar it was cut from to the carton it ships in. Ask for the documents your buyer or quality team needs, and we'll confirm them with your quote.
Sample parts sent for your sign-off before the full batch runs.
Key sizes measured and recorded against your drawing.
The brass supplier's certificate for the bar used on your order.
For water and gas parts that need it, agreed at the quote stage.
Batch and quantity noted on every pack, so repeat orders match.
Go / no-go gauges on threads, so parts screw in first time.
Packing and timing
Every quote comes with a delivery date for your part and quantity, not a guess.
Ready items
Quickest. Parts we already make regularly.
Repeat parts
Tooling and settings are ready, so we go straight to production.
New parts
Time for tooling, setup and your first piece approval.
Plating and quantity
A finish adds a few days, and bigger batches take longer to run.
Need it sooner? Tell us your date and we'll say honestly if we can make it.
Share the drawing, grade, thread, finish and quantity. We'll come back with how we'd make it, the price and a delivery date.