A brass tube closed with a stamped end disc, joining a drawn brass body to a pressed plate. Brass is chosen for its corrosion resistance and machinability – if your assembly needs threads or precision features added later, brass machines cleanly.
Function and Design
A tube carries one job in the assembly, and every tolerance on it exists to protect that job. The tube is produced to print, with the features that carry function inspected first.
Key Features
- Family page only: your dimensions and features come from your print.
- Small trial quantities are possible before committing to production volumes.
- Batches are held consistent by first-article verification and in-run sampling.
- Material: brass (H62 / H65) from verified mills, so repeat orders of the tube land on the same grade every time.
- Process: multi-stage deep drawing of the tube with interstage annealing as depth requires.
- Finish: Surface treatment is chosen for the duty the tube sees: plated, coated or natural per print.
- Size: Quoted from your print, so the tube size you approve is the size that repeats.
- Custom: Custom work to print for the tube, with DFM feedback before quotation.
Applications
It earns its place in lighting reflectors and covers, electrical enclosures and junction boxes, appliance and HVAC assemblies.
Our Production Advantage
Quality on drawn parts is invisible until it fails – a tear in the third batch, a rim that cuts a seal. First articles are inspected on the CMM, production is sampled against the same dimensions, and any drift stops the press.
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