Electrical fittings.
Brass for the body. Copper where current actually flows.
Terminal blocks, distribution blocks, contact pins and sockets, cable grippers, terminal bars, and bus bars — in free-cutting brass and high-conductivity copper for panel, switchgear, and wiring work.
Give us current rating, conductor size, pole count, and thread. That is enough to quote the right component.
Brass for structure and machinability. Copper for conductivity.
Free-cutting brass (IS 319 / BS 249, CW614N) is used for terminal blocks, pins, cable grippers, and structural fittings — conductivity around 27 MS/m, with the machinability and corrosion resistance those parts need. Electrolytic copper C11000 (99.9% Cu min., ≥58 MS/m) is used for bus bars, earthing plates, and current-carrying flats. Aluminium bus bar is quoted where the panel spec calls for it.
What a buyer typically specifies.
For panel builders who specify conductivity, not just a metal name.
Switchgear & panel builders
Terminal bars, distribution blocks, and bus-bar links.
Wiring-accessory OEMs
Cable grippers, pins, and sockets for connectors and accessories.
Electrical wholesale distributors
Catalogue terminals and bars for trade supply.
Export OEM buyers
Brass and copper parts packed for panel assembly worldwide.
Other ranges from the same plant.
Screws & Fasteners
Screws, bolts, nuts, and washers in brass, stainless, steel, aluminium, and bronze.
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Turned Components
CNC turned parts in brass, stainless steel, aluminium, mild steel, and copper.
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Stamped Components
Progressive-die stampings and fine-blanked parts in brass, copper, stainless, aluminium, and steel.
ViewHave a current rating and a bar size?
Send conductor size, pole count, thread, and metal. We confirm the section and quote it.