OpeningYour drawing. Our machines. A verified part in your hand.We machine marine-grade brass hardware exactly to your print. Every dimension is checked before shipment. No surpris
Precision CNC Machined Marine Hardware Brass | Custom Parts Made in China
OpeningYour drawing. Our machines. A verified part in your hand.We machine marine-grade brass hardware exactly to your print. Every dimension is checked before shipment. No surprises. No second-guessi
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±0.005 mm on machined features; ±0.01 mm on threaded holes
Surface finish
Ra 0.4 µm as-machined; optional electropolishing, passivation, powder coat
Threads
UNC, UNF, metric, BSP, NPT – cut or rolled
Batch size
1–100,000 pcs (no MOQ)
Inspection
CMM, optical comparator, go/no-go gauges, salt spray test (on request)
Lead time
Prototype: 5–7 days; production: 10–15 days after drawing approval
Certifications
Material certs (EN 10204 3.1), heat number traceability, RoHS/REACH compliance
All brass stock is sourced from certified mills. We keep standard bar sizes in-house for fast starts.
Three Reasons Buyers Send Us Their Drawings
1. Batch-traceable quality
Every batch gets a unique job number. We record machine parameters, tool wear, and inspector initials. If a problem appears in your assembly line, we trace it to the exact shift and spindle. You get a file, not a shrug.
2. Inspection report per batch
You do not have to ask. Each shipment includes a dimensional report with measured values against your tolerances. Critical features are marked on a copy of your drawing. For high-volume runs, we include SPC charts. This is standard, not a paid extra.
3. One factory for CNC + stamping + springs + heat sinks
Your marine hardware often needs a bracket, a spring, or a heat sink. We run all four lines under one roof. You send one drawing package. We coordinate the processes. You receive one consolidated shipment. Fewer suppliers, fewer delays, fewer excuses.
Where These Parts Are Used
CNC machined brass marine hardware is not decorative. It is functional, corrosion-resistant, and precise. Typical applications include:
Deck hardware – cleats, chocks, hinges, and latch mechanisms that face salt spray daily.
Underwater fittings – through-hull connectors, strainers, and valve bodies where dezincification resistance matters.
Engine room components – fuel line fittings, heat exchanger end caps, and sensor housings that must hold pressure at temperature.
Rigging and sail systems – turnbuckles, swivels, and block housings requiring tight thread fit and fatigue resistance.
Electrical grounding – brass busbars and terminal lugs for onboard DC systems, machined for low resistance and secure clamping.
We have shipped parts for leisure yachts, commercial fishing vessels, and offshore oil platforms. The material and tolerance requirements differ. Our process does not.
Q: Do you really have no MOQ?
A: Yes. We run one prototype for $50 plus shipping. For production, we do not force you into a minimum. You order what you need. Many clients start with 10 pieces for field testing, then scale to 5,000.
Q: How do you guarantee tolerance and quality?
A: We machine to your drawing, not to our habits. First article is inspected 100% on critical dimensions. Production parts are sampled per ISO 2859-1. The inspection report is included with every shipment. If a part is out of spec, we replace it at our cost.
Q: What is your lead time for custom CNC machining?
A: Prototype: 5–7 days after drawing approval. Production: 10–15 days for standard brass alloys. Complex multi-axis parts with tight tolerances may add 3–5 days. We give you a firm date in our quote, and we hit it.
Q: Can you provide material certificates?
A: Yes. We supply EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates with heat number for every batch. For naval brass and lead-free alloys, we also provide chemical composition and mechanical property data. No extra charge.
Send Your Drawing
Stop comparing quotes from middlemen. Talk to the factory that runs the machines.
Send us your 2D or 3D drawing (PDF, STEP, IGES, or DXF). We reply with a firm quote in 12 hours. Price, lead time, and inspection plan. No vague estimates.
