In the world of precision engineering and mechanical assemblies, brass forging parts stand out for their exceptional strength, tight dimensional tolerance, and superior surface finish. Widely used in industries like automotive, plumbing, aerospace, and industrial machinery, brass forged components offer excellent performance and durability under high-stress conditions.
Kriloha Ltd., a leading name in the metal parts industry, supplies premium brass forging parts manufactured to meet the rigorous demands of modern industrial applications.
Brass forging parts are components shaped by hot forging brass billets under high pressure. This process results in parts with improved grain structure, mechanical strength, and surface quality compared to cast or machined components.
Common forged brass components include:
Brass forging parts are valued across several industries for their structural integrity and resistance to deformation. Key industries include:
Forged brass parts are used in fuel systems, brake lines, and air conditioning assemblies for their corrosion resistance and pressure-handling capability.
Pipe fittings, elbows, tees, and unions made from forged brass ensure leak-proof connections in high-pressure plumbing environments.
Precision brass forging is preferred in critical applications where material consistency and dimensional accuracy are vital.
Brass forged valves and connectors are extensively used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
Forged brass terminal connectors and electrical components offer reliable conductivity and long-term performance.
Excellent Machinability: Easy to modify or customize post-forging.
As a premium supplier of brass metal parts, Kriloha Ltd. delivers precision-engineered brass forging parts tailored to your industrial needs. Our advanced forging processes, CNC finishing capabilities, and strict quality checks ensure that each component meets or exceeds global standards.
We offer:
Brass forging parts are components created by shaping heated brass using compressive forces. This method enhances strength, grain structure, and durability compared to cast or machined parts.
Forging improves the mechanical properties of brass by aligning the grain flow, resulting in higher strength, resistance to wear and tear, and better performance under pressure.
Brass forged parts are widely used in:
• Automotive
• Plumbing
• Aerospace
• HVAC
• Electrical
• Defense
• Industrial machinery
Yes, forged brass parts are naturally corrosion-resistant, making them ideal for water, gas, and chemical handling applications.
Advantages include:
• Enhanced mechanical strength
• Leak resistance
• Better dimensional accuracy
• Longevity in high-stress environments
• Customizability for OEM applications
Kriloha Ltd. offers:
• Valves and regulators
• Pipe fittings
• Bushings and couplings
• Flanges
• Nuts and bolts
• Hydraulic connectors
They are made by heating brass billets and pressing them into dies using forging presses, followed by trimming, machining, and finishing processes.
Yes, forged brass parts are suitable for high-pressure applications due to their dense, strong structure and tight tolerances.
Absolutely. Many manufacturers, including Kriloha Ltd., offer custom forging services tailored to specific design and performance requirements.
Look for ISO 9001, RoHS, and other industry-specific certifications ensuring quality, safety, and environmental compliance.