Brass & Copper CNC Turned Parts
Brass and copper alloy parts are often used for fittings, electrical hardware, bushings, connectors, and precision turned components where machinability, conductivity, or corrosion resistance matters.



Typical Applications
- Brass fittings, copper connectors, bronze bushings, inserts, and custom turned hardware
- Parts requiring knurling, threading, boring, grooves, chamfers, polishing, or plating
- Drawing-based production for prototypes and small-to-medium batches
RFQ Notes
For brass and copper RFQs, include alloy grade, plating or passivation needs, thread details, burr control expectations, and any conductivity or appearance requirements.
Recommended RFQ Files
- PDF drawing with tolerances and surface finish notes
- STEP/STP or other 3D model for complex geometry
- Material grade, quantity, finishing requirements, and target delivery date
Brass and Copper Turned Parts for Drawing-Based RFQs
Brass and copper alloy parts often require attention to thread cleanliness, bore quality, burr control, and surface marks after turning.
Material grade and finish requirements should be confirmed before price and lead time are finalized.
Buyer Checks
- Specify brass or copper alloy grade if the application requires it.
- Mark threads, bores, grooves, sealing areas, and visual surfaces.
- Confirm whether parts are used for electrical, plumbing, mechanical, or assembly applications.
RFQ Details to Send
- Send STEP/STP, PDF, DXF, DWG, or sample photos.
- Include batch quantity and whether samples are needed before production.
- List burr-sensitive areas and any packaging requirement.
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