Brass Connector With External Threads

Connecting fluid or pneumatic lines in compact assemblies often requires a robust interface that combines sealing capability with secure mounting. This brass component features a circular flange base equipped with two through-holes for bolt-down stability, transitioning into a cylindrical body with fine external threading. The design allows it to serve as an adapter or terminal block within instrumentation, sensor housings, or hydraulic manifolds where space is limited but structural integrity is paramount.

Machining this part demands precise control over the concentricity between the central threaded boss and the mounting holes on the flange face to ensure leak-free assembly and proper alignment. The fine pitch of the external threads requires accurate tooling to prevent burrs and ensure smooth engagement with mating nuts or ports. Surface finish on the sealing faces must be uniform to support effective gasket or O-ring compression, while the overall geometry needs to maintain flatness across the flange to avoid uneven clamping forces during installation.

Our facility utilizes CNC turning centers capable of holding tight tolerances for rotational symmetry and thread quality, supported by CMM inspection to verify hole patterns and critical diameters. With extensive experience in processing non-ferrous metals like brass, we can manage material selection and secondary operations such as deburring or passivation to meet specific corrosion resistance or aesthetic requirements. Please share your technical drawings specifying thread standards, flange dimensions, and any surface treatment preferences to receive a tailored quotation and lead time assessment.