Brass Turning Parts

Brass turning is suitable for manufacturing electrical components, pipe connections, instrumentation and other fields. Due to its corrosion resistance, it is also commonly used in the production of decorative parts and artwork.

Brass is easier to cut than steel or aluminum, but is relatively soft. It has a unique golden appearance and has better corrosion resistance in many environments.

Generally speaking, carbide tools or high-speed steel tools are common choices for brass turning. Adjustment of cutting speed and feed rate is also a key factor in achieving optimal results.

After brass turning, common surface treatments include polishing, electroplating, sandblasting, etc. to improve appearance texture and corrosion resistance. The choice of surface treatment depends on the requirements and use of the end product.

Brass is relatively easy to machine, but care is required in selecting tools and controlling cutting parameters. Suitable process settings ensure efficient and precise turning processes.