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Gayatri Industries

Brass CNC Machining and Brass Turned Parts

We machine brass turned parts and other brass CNC machined parts to the customer’s drawing. Brass and copper parts are turned on our CNC turning centres and finished on our VMCs when they need milled features.

Brass parts we machine

  • Brass turned parts
  • Brass fittings, adaptors and unions
  • Brass spray nozzles and nozzle parts
  • Custom brass components to your drawing
  • Copper machined parts

Materials we machine

Mild steel, carbon steel and its alloys, stainless steel 304, 316, 430, 420 and 410, duplex steel, aluminium, brass, copper, CI castings and forgings, and customer specific material.

How we make it

Brass machines cleanly at high speed, which suits our CNC turning centres for repeat batches. Parts are deburred and checked with micrometers, bore gauges, thread gauges and our vision measuring machine. See all our machines on the infrastructure page.

Quality and inspection

We are ISO 9001:2015 certified (IAF accredited), and PPAP documents are available on request. Parts are checked with micrometers, digital micrometers, dial gauges, bore gauges, height gauges, a contracer and a vision measuring machine, with 3D CMM inspection through our outsourced partner. Read more about our quality process.

Questions buyers ask

Do you machine brass parts?

Yes. We machine brass turned parts and other brass CNC machined parts to your drawing.

Do you also machine copper?

Yes. We machine aluminium, brass and copper parts.

Related products

Made at our plants in Thane, Maharashtra and Dewas, Madhya Pradesh. See also our CNC machining services.

Have a drawing or sample to quote?

Send your drawing with the material, quantity and delivery location. We machine custom-made engineering parts as per customer’s drawings and specifications, and we are ready to supply customers outside India.

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