Eight forms of brass, made to order.

The workhorse of brass machining

Extruded and drawn brass bars and rods in round, hexagonal, square, rectangular and octagonal sections — the primary feedstock for high-speed machining, forging and fabrication.

Fine sections, consistent coils

Brass wire drawn to fine, consistent diameters and supplied in coils or cut lengths for fastener making, cold heading, mesh, springs and electrical applications.

Strength without the dead weight

Extruded brass hollow rods and tubes that remove machining time and material waste wherever a bore is going to be cut anyway.

Your drawing, extruded

Custom brass sections and profiles extruded to the customer's drawing — T, L, U channels, glazing and architectural sections, terminal profiles and fully bespoke shapes.

Alloy in its purest commercial form

Brass ingots produced to controlled chemistry — clean, consistent melting stock for foundries and casting operations.

The starting point of every extrusion

Continuously cast brass billets — the feedstock of the extrusion press — supplied in the diameters and alloys extruders and forgers need.

Continuous lengths, compact logistics

Brass supplied in coil form for continuous feeding — long lengths, fewer joints, efficient transport and storage.

Material that arrives the way it left

Export-worthy packing designed so that straightened, finished brass reaches your machine shop in exactly the condition it left ours.