If you're in manufacturing, prototyping, or product assembly, you already know: brass is a workhorse. It machines beautifully, conducts electricity well, resists corrosion, and just looks clean. But when you need thousands of custom brass parts, it’s not just about material anymore—it’s about precision, consistency, and turnaround.

That’s where a high-volume CNC turning service makes all the difference.

Why CNC Turning Works So Well for Brass

CNC turning is the go-to method for shaping round or cylindrical brass components—think bushings, fittings, pins, threaded inserts, and connector bodies.

Because brass is relatively soft and stable, it machines fast and cleanly. CNC lathes can achieve:

• Tight tolerances (±0.01mm or tighter)
• Smooth finishes
• Consistent results, even across massive production runs

So whether you need a few hundred parts or tens of thousands, you can count on CNC turning to keep every piece to spec.

Common Brass Parts We Turn in Bulk

We see demand for high-volume brass turning in industries like:

• Electronics – pins, terminals, RF connectors

• Plumbing – adapters, fittings, valve components

• Aerospace & automotive – bushings, inserts, mounts

• Custom hardware – knobs, fasteners, spacers

What these parts all have in common? They need to be precise, durable, and repeatable—and they often need to be made fast.

Large Quantity Runs = Cost Efficiency + Speed

Ordering brass parts in large quantities isn’t just about keeping up with demand—it’s a smart business move:

• Lower cost per unit
• Faster setup-to-finish time
• Streamlined quality control
• Bulk packaging and shipping ready to go

A good CNC shop can set up tooling, program multiple operations, and run batches 24/7 for maximum output and reliability.

Why Go Custom?

Need specific dimensions, internal threading, custom features, or branding? No problem.

Our custom brass turning service covers:

• Metric or imperial threads
• Grooves, flanges, knurling
• Cross-drilling or slotting
• Chamfering and deburring for safe handling
• Surface finishes like polishing, plating, or coating

You send the drawings—we handle the rest, from prototype to mass production.

FAQ

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