The agriculture industry relies on durable, high-performance mechanical components to ensure efficient farming operations. Brass agriculture parts play a crucial role in irrigation systems, tractors, harvesters, and other farming equipment due to their strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity.
At Kriloha Ltd., we specialize in manufacturing precision brass components designed to withstand harsh agricultural environments. In this blog, we explore the importance of brass in agriculture, its key applications, and why farmers and manufacturers prefer brass parts over other materials.
As a leading supplier of precision brass components, Kriloha Ltd. offers:
✔ High-Quality Brass Alloys – Made from lead-free, corrosion-resistant brass for safe and long-lasting use.
✔ Custom Manufacturing – Tailored brass parts for specific farming machinery requirements.
✔ Rigorous Quality Testing – Each component undergoes pressure, durability, and corrosion tests.
✔ Competitive Pricing & Bulk Supply – Cost-effective solutions for large-scale agricultural projects.
✔ Global Export Network – Reliable delivery to farming industries worldwide.
Brass offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and machinability, making it ideal for irrigation systems, tractors, and farming tools exposed to water, fertilizers, and harsh weather.
Yes! Brass is highly resistant to chemical corrosion, making it perfect for sprayer nozzles, fertilizer valves, and pesticide delivery systems.
• Vs. Plastic: Brass is stronger, heat-resistant, and longer-lasting.
• Vs. Steel: Brass won’t rust and is easier to install due to its lightweight nature.
No—brass is low-maintenance and retains its performance even in high-moisture or high-pressure environments with minimal upkeep.
• Hydraulic fittings
• Fuel line connectors
• Bushings and bearings
• Cooling system parts
Yes, lead-free brass (LF Brass) is compliant with drinking water and agricultural safety standards, ensuring no contamination of crops or soil.
Brass parts typically outlast iron or mild steel by decades due to superior corrosion resistance, even in wet or acidic conditions.
Absolutely! Brass is hygienic, easy to clean, and resistant to bacterial growth, making it ideal for milking machines, water troughs, and milk pipeline fittings.
Yes, brass valves and couplings are designed to handle high-pressure water flow without leaks or wear, common in pivot and drip irrigation systems.
Kriloha Ltd. supplies high-quality, precision-engineered brass parts for farming machinery, irrigation, and livestock equipment, with custom solutions and bulk order options.