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Precision CNC turning for brass shafts, bushings, sleeves, fittings, connectors, threaded parts, and other rotational components requiring consistent dimensions and clean surface finishes.
Swiss CNC machining is ideal for small-diameter, high-precision brass components such as pins, terminals, fittings, fasteners, connectors, and other intricate turned parts.
3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC milling for brass components with pockets, holes, threads, slots, contours, and other precision features.
5-axis machining supports complex brass parts with angled features, multi-sided geometries, and difficult tool access while reducing the need for multiple setups.
Best for machinability. C360 offers excellent cutting performance and is ideal for precision turned parts, fittings, connectors, bushings, fasteners, and high-volume Swiss machining.
Best for general-purpose applications. C260 combines good corrosion resistance, ductility, and formability for electrical components, hardware, fittings, and decorative parts.
Best for marine environments. C464 provides improved corrosion resistance and is commonly selected for fittings, shafts, fasteners, and components exposed to moisture or seawater.
Choose C360 when machining efficiency is the priority, C260 for versatile general-purpose parts, and C464 for improved corrosion resistance in marine applications.
Typical Machining Tolerance — ±0.125 mm (±0.005")
Suitable for many standard CNC machined brass parts and general dimensional requirements.
Minimum Wall Thickness — 0.5 mm (0.020")
Thin-wall brass features can be machined down to approximately 0.5 mm depending on geometry, feature size, and workholding conditions.
Maximum Part Size — 2000 × 800 × 1000 mm
Supports large-format CNC machined brass components subject to part geometry, material availability, machine setup, and workholding requirements.
Prototype to Production Quantities
Supports one-off prototypes, low-volume batches, and repeat production based on part complexity and project requirements.
Fast Production Lead Times — From 5 Days
Brass parts can be produced on short lead times for suitable projects, depending on material availability, quantity, finishing, and inspection requirements.
Metric & Imperial Features
Metric and imperial holes, threads, countersinks, counterbores, and other drawing-defined features can be machined according to project requirements.
Brass can achieve smooth, clean machined surfaces with well-defined edges and fine detail. In many applications, parts can be used directly after machining or require only minimal secondary finishing.
Brass is particularly well suited for CNC turning and Swiss machining. Small shafts, pins, connectors, fittings, bushings, terminals, and threaded components can be produced efficiently with good repeatability and short cycle times.
Different brass grades vary in machinability, corrosion resistance, strength, formability, and lead content. Selecting the appropriate alloy helps balance machining efficiency, part performance, regulatory requirements, and overall manufacturing cost.
Brushing produces a uniform directional satin finish and helps reduce the visibility of machining marks. It is often selected for visible brass components and decorative hardware.
Brass grade and material specifications are checked before machining to help ensure the correct alloy is used. Material certificates and traceability documentation can be provided when required.
