Brass is a copper-zinc alloy renowned for its excellent machinability, attractive appearance, and versatile mechanical properties. It combines good strength with corrosion resistance, making it suitable for both functional components and decorative applications. Brass is widely used across industries such as electronics, marine, architectural hardware, and precision engineering, offering easy fabrication and a bright, gold-like finish. Its non-sparking nature and resistance to wear make it an ideal choice for precision CNC machining projects.
Brass is renowned for its excellent machinability, allowing fast, precise cutting and smooth surface finishes. This makes it ideal for producing intricate parts and high-volume runs while helping keep production costs low.
Its natural corrosion resistance and attractive gold-like appearance also make it suitable for components that are both functional and visible.
Brass parts are widely used in electronics, plumbing, marine hardware, architectural fittings, and scientific equipment. Its electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion make it especially valuable for electrical contacts, connectors, and components exposed to moisture or varying environments.
Yes. Penta Precision has extensive experience machining brass into tight-tolerance parts with complex geometries.
Our advanced CNC equipment and skilled team ensure consistent quality, even on detailed or multi-feature components. We also offer advice on design for manufacture to help optimise parts for cost-effective production.
Often, brass parts can be used directly after machining due to their naturally smooth finish and corrosion resistance.
However, finishes like polishing, plating, or lacquer coating can enhance appearance, increase durability, or improve electrical performance depending on the specific application requirements.