This precision brass connector serves as a critical interface in fluid control systems and pneumatic assemblies. Designed for high-end industrial applications, it balances structural integrity with functional ergonomics. The part features a distinctive diamond knurling pattern for manual tightening and precision-cut threads for secure sealing. As an OEM manufacturer, Sunmy Hardware produces these connectors tailored to specific client drawings, ensuring perfect compatibility with mating components.
| Material | Brass C36000 |
| Process | CNC Turning, Knurling, Threading |
| Tolerance | ±0.01mm |
| Surface Finish | Ra 0.8 (As machined) |
| Thread Type | M20 x 1.5 Custom Thread |
Production utilizes our advanced Swiss-style CNC Lathes (Sliding Headstock).
Turning, facing, threading, and knurling are completed in a single operation to guarantee varying concentricity within 0.01mm.
Unlike standard rolling, we use a cut-knurling process to create sharp, well-defined diamond patterns that provide superior grip without flaking.
Automated thread checking during production ensures every part meets the Go/No-Go gauge standards before leaving the machine.
Machined from Brass C36000, offering excellent corrosion resistance and natural antimicrobial properties.
The deep diamond knurling allows for tool-free assembly and disassembly, ideal for maintenance-heavy environments.
High-precision threads (M20 standard or custom pitch) ensure a tight seal against gas or liquid leakage.
Parts are degreased and passivated, resulting in a bright, oxidation-resistant gold finish.
A1: Yes, we support Metric (M), NPT, BSPP, and BSPT thread standards based on your requirements.
A: We are flexible. We handle prototypes (1-10 pcs) via CNC and high-volume runs (10,000+ pcs) via auto-lathe.
A3: We provide Material Mill Certificates for every batch of brass used to verify chemical composition.
Don't let tolerance stack-up delay your product launch. Submit your project details, and our engineering team will evaluate your design for manufacturability before the first cut.