Brass Nuts

Brass hex nuts are used in electrical switchboards, panel assemblies, plumbing fittings and machine components. Their conductivity, corrosion resistance and non-magnetic behaviour make them the reliable choice for electrical and electronic fastening.

Brass lock nuts add internal thread-locking features or grooves that prevent loosening under vibration or thermal cycling. They are specified for transformers, motors and automotive systems where the joint must stay tight.

Yes. Nuts are manufactured in ISO Metric (DIN), UNC, UNF, BSW, BA and custom thread standards, precision-machined and inspected to ISO 965 tolerance classes for dimensional accuracy.

Brass dome nuts (acorn nuts) close off and protect exposed threads. They are common in electrical terminals, plumbing assemblies, battery packs and visible hardware where safety and finish both matter.

Yes — nickel, chrome and silver plating are available for extra corrosion protection, conductivity and appearance. All plating is RoHS and REACH compliant, suitable for marine, telecom and premium hardware.

From M2 to M30 in Metric and #4-40 to 1 inch in UNC/UNF, plus custom sizes, pitches and multi-start threads to tight tolerances — manufactured in Jamnagar, India and exported worldwide.

Union nuts join two mating parts with sealing in pipe and tube fittings. Check nuts are thinner locking nuts that secure fittings against loosening — typically in vibration-prone hydraulic or pneumatic assemblies.