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Brass hardware and fittings. How India makes them.

Brass hardware and fittings are best sourced from Jamnagar, with Aligarh, Rewari, Moradabad and Rajkot adding capacity. Indian suppliers make plumbing and gas fittings, inserts, electrical terminals, door hardware and turned brass parts to drawing.

6
process steps
5
mapped clusters
7412
typical HS heading
Where India makes it · Brass hardware and fittings5 clusters
Map of India showing 5 clusters that make brass hardware and fittings MoradabadAligarhRajkotJamnagarRewari – Dharuhera – Bawal
  • Clusters for this product
  • Other clusters
The manufacturing chain

How it is made, in 6 steps.

The sequence Indian factories follow, from raw material to an approved part ready to ship.

  1. Rod & forging stockFree-cutting brass rod or hot-forged blanks
  2. Hot forgingNear-shape blanks for complex fittings
  3. TurningAuto-lathe and CNC turning, drilling and threading
  4. Deburring & polishingTumbling and buffing
  5. PlatingNickel, chrome or natural finish
  6. Inspection & packingThread gauges, dimensions and finish checks
Key facts

What buyers plan around.

Typical HS heading
7412 (tube fittings), 7419, 8302 (base-metal fittings), 8536.90 (terminals)
Check 7412 in the HS code finder
Lead time
Samples 2–3 weeks, production 4–6 weeks
India's edge
Jamnagar's dense cluster of brass turning shops offers fast sampling and competitive prices on both small and large runs.
Quality

Tests we plan for.

The checks that usually sit in the inspection plan for this product. We agree the final list with you against your drawing and market.

How our inspections work
  • Alloy verification by XRF
  • Thread gauging
  • Dimensional check
  • Plating thickness and salt spray
  • Lead content where required
Brass hardware and fittings questions

Straight answers.

Anything else, ask us directly. A principal replies, not a bot.

anirudh@sourcesquid.co

What brass alloys are used?

Free-cutting brass such as CW614N for turned parts and CW617N for forged fittings are common; low-lead alloys are available on request.

Can Jamnagar suppliers plate parts?

Yes. Nickel, chrome, tin and silver plating are available locally.

What MOQ applies?

Often 1,000–5,000 pieces for turned parts; forged fittings may need more to cover die costs.

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