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Brass CNC Machining
Are you looking for top-quality brass parts that last longer and look better? At Istar Machining, we make amazing brass parts using special computers and machines. Let’s learn all about brass CNC machining and why it’s so great for making things!
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23 Years
Istar Machining's years in the industry
300,000 square feet
The size of Istar Machining's factory
300 CNC machines
Our CNC equipment count
1000 skilled workers
Istar's number of skilled machinists/operators
How We Make Your Brass Parts
We use many different methods to make your brass parts perfect:
CNC Milling
With CNC milling brass, we cut away brass material to create your part. Our machines can move in multiple directions at once to make complex shapes.
CNC Turning
For round parts like rods, tubes, or anything that needs to be cylindrical, we use CNC turning.
Swiss Machining
For tiny, super-precise brass parts, we use Swiss machining which is perfect for:
Small medical parts
Watch components
Small electrical connectors
Delicate instrument parts
Industries We Serve With Brass Parts
Brass parts are used in many different industries:
Why Choose Brass for Your Parts?
Brass is an awesome metal for many reasons:
- Doesn’t rust or corrode – works great in wet places
- Kills germs – perfect for things that need to be clean
- Easy to machine – we can make complex shapes
- Looks beautiful – has a gold-like shine
- Conducts electricity well – great for electrical parts
Doesn’t make sparks – safe for places with flammable stuff
Types of Brass We Use
We work with many kinds of brass to make sure you get the right metal for your job:
Brass Type | Best Uses | Special Features |
C36000 (Free-Cutting) | Complex parts, high-speed machining | Easiest to machine, good for detailed parts |
C26000 (Cartridge Brass) | Parts that need strength and forming | Balance of strength and shaping ability |
CW617N (Lead-Free) | Plumbing, food equipment, EU markets | Safe for food contact, meets EU rules |
Naval Brass (C46400) | Marine equipment, boat parts | Extra strong in saltwater |
Red Brass (C23000) | Decorative items, plumbing fixtures | Beautiful red-gold color |
Our team at Istar Machining will help you pick the right brass for your needs. For parts that need to be super precise, our 5 axis machining can handle the most complex shapes.
Our Quality Standards
At Istar Machining, we make sure every brass part meets the highest standards:
- Precision: Our parts have tolerances down to ±0.005mm
- Testing: We check every part with special measuring machines
- Certifications: We follow ISO 9001, AS9100, and other quality systems
- Materials: We use only certified brass that meets ASTM B16 standards
- Compliance: Our parts can meet RoHS and REACH requirements
From Design to Finished Part
We handle every step of making your brass parts:
1. Design Help
Our engineers will help improve your designs to:
- Make them easier to manufacture
- Reduce costs
- Improve performance
2. Prototyping
With our CNC prototype machining services, you can test your designs quickly:
- Get sample parts in 24 hours
- Try different brass types
- Test fit and function
3. Production
When you’re ready for full production:
- We can make 1 to 50,000+ parts
- Maintain consistent quality
- Deliver on schedule
Technical Details for Engineers
If you’re an engineer, you’ll appreciate these technical details:
Capability | Specifications |
Tolerances | Down to ±0.005mm (ISO 2768 fine) |
Surface Finish | As smooth as Ra 0.4 μm |
Minimum Wall Thickness | As thin as 0.3mm |
Thread Sizes | From M1 to M42 |
Part Size Range | From 1mm to 500mm |
CAD Formats | STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, AutoCAD |
Machine Types | 5-axis CNC centers, Swiss lathes, EDM |
Inspection | CMM machines, surface roughness testers |
Why Choose Istar Machining for Brass CNC Machining
We’re the best choice for your brass parts because:
Experience
Years of experience making precision brass parts
Equipment
Latest CNC machines for perfect results
Materials
Access to all brass grades and alloys
Quality
Rigorous testing of every part
Service
Helpful support from start to finish
Price
Competitive rates without sacrificing quality
Get Started With Your Brass CNC Project
Ready to get amazing brass parts for your project? Here’s how to start:
Send us your design
CAD file or even a sketch
Get a free quote
usually within 24 hours
Review and approve
we'll suggest any improvements
We make your parts
with careful quality checks
Fast delivery
to anywhere in the world
Contact Us Today
Don’t wait to get the perfect brass parts for your project. Contact Istar Machining today:
- Upload your CAD files for a quick quote
- Call our experts to discuss your project
- Visit our facility to see our capabilities
At Istar Machining, we turn your brass part ideas into reality with precision, quality, and care.
Frequently Asked Question
Brass CNC machining is when we use smart computers to control machines that cut and shape brass metal into parts you need. The machines follow exact instructions to make perfect parts every time. At Istar Machining’s CNC machining service, we make brass parts that fit just right and work perfectly.
Brass is made from copper and zinc, while bronze is copper and tin. Brass is usually yellow-gold in color and is easier to machine.
Brass costs more than steel but less than copper. The easy machining saves money on production costs.
Yes! Brass is 100% recyclable, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
With proper care, brass parts can last for decades without corroding or failing.
Absolutely! We can create custom brass decorative elements with beautiful finishes.
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