Our CNC Brass Machining Capabilities
We produce custom CNC machined brass parts.
Precision Machining
With our precision manufacturing of brass parts, we are capable of producing variety of shapes and sizes with accuracy and tighter tolerance.
Efficient Prototyping and Production
Our CNC Brass machining excels in both prototyping and large-scale production, providing precise prototype manufacturing for testing, and cost-effective production of components in bulk.
Fast Delivery
We have ample of machines available and can take your project from engineering design to delivery faster than our competitors.
Properties of Brass
Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc, combines durability with malleability, making it ideal for diverse applications. Notable for corrosion resistance, attractive aesthetics, and excellent machinability, brass is a versatile material prized for its balance of strength and workability. Check the properties of brass:
- Brass has excellent malleability.
- Brass is a good conductor of heat.
- It has a low melting point.
- Brass is anti-corrosive.
Versatile Applications of CNC Brass Machining
CNC Brass machining, which involves using CNC machines to shape and cut brass materials, offers a wide range of versatile applications due to the unique properties of brass. It possesses characteristics such as high machinability, corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity, and more. Here are some versatile applications of CNC brass machining:
- Automotive Components
- Electronic Components
- Aerospace Industry
- Electrical and Electronics
Varieties of Brass Material Grades used by MDA
There are several different brass alloys. We, at MDA, use the following brass material grades:
Alloy 353: Due to the outstanding machinability of alloy 353, also known as clock brass. We use this alloy to manufacture accurate components, including parts for clocks and watches.
Alloy 330: It is an excellent choice for applications in which it is necessary to have a high level of machinability. It is suitable for cold working and is therefore widely used in the production of pipes.
Alloy 260: It is also referred to as cartridge brass. Alloy 260 has good hot formability and can be cold-worked easily. It is used in autos, ammunition, hardware, and fasteners, among other things.
Alloy 464: It is known as naval brass because it is regularly used in marine environments. It has an extremely high corrosion resistance, and good strength.
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Frequently Asked Questions About CNC Brass Machining
Learn more about MDA's CNC brass machining capabilities, brass materials, applications, precision and production services.
What types of brass can MDA machine?
MDA machines a variety of brass materials for custom CNC components. The appropriate brass alloy depends on the component's application, required strength, corrosion resistance, electrical properties, machinability and other engineering specifications. Contact MDA with your material requirements to confirm suitability for your project.
Why is brass commonly used for CNC machined components?
Brass is well suited to CNC machining because many brass alloys offer good machinability, dimensional stability, corrosion resistance and an attractive surface appearance. Brass is commonly used for components such as fittings, connectors, valves, bushings and other precision parts.
What types of brass parts can MDA manufacture?
MDA can manufacture custom brass components based on engineering drawings and CAD files. Depending on the component design, CNC milling, turning and other machining processes can be used to produce parts such as fittings, bushings, connectors, threaded components, valves and other complex or precision-machined brass parts.
Can MDA manufacture precision brass components with tight tolerances?
Yes. MDA provides precision CNC machining for brass components manufactured to customer drawings and specified tolerances. The achievable tolerance depends on factors including the brass alloy, component geometry, part size, machining process, tooling, workholding and inspection requirements. MDA can review your specifications to determine the appropriate manufacturing approach.
Can MDA handle prototype and production brass machining?
Yes. MDA can support CNC brass machining for prototypes, custom components, low-volume orders and production runs. The appropriate machining process is selected based on the part design, brass alloy, quantity, tolerances, finishing requirements and production objectives.