Switch housings used in pump and valve systems must provide mechanical strength, thermal conductivity, and chemical resistance. These enclosures often house sensitive electrical or mechanical actuation components and require dimensional accuracy and environmental durability. CuZn37 brass die casting offers an optimal solution for switch housing applications, delivering robust performance in aggressive environments while supporting precise post machining and surface conditioning.
CuZn37, a 63/37 brass alloy, offers excellent mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and wear performance. Its high zinc content enhances castability and surface smoothness. CuZn37 is also resistant to dezincification and stress cracking—common issues in fluid handling systems—making it well-suited for electrical switch housings exposed to moisture, lubricants, or pressure media.
Using copper die casting, we form structurally rigid switch housing shells with internal ribs, mounting bosses, and sealing flanges. Molds are optimized for flow and cooling behavior, minimizing internal porosity and maintaining dimensional consistency within ±0.1 mm.
Post machining refines key surfaces such as gasket flanges, threaded ports, and interface slots. We maintain sealing surface flatness within ±0.05 mm and ensure clean alignment for mating electrical or pneumatic modules. Multi-station CNC setups are used for tight-tolerance bores and counterbores.
To enhance visual consistency and surface bonding for seals, sand blasting is applied. This results in a matte surface with controlled roughness (Ra 2.0–3.0 μm), removing any minor casting residues and preparing the surface for painting, coating, or gasket integration if required.
Performance Requirement | CuZn37 Brass Die Casting Solution |
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Corrosion and Fluid Resistance | Alloy resists media-related degradation and chemical exposure |
Assembly Interface Accuracy | Machined sealing faces and inserts support leak-free joins |
Mechanical Strength | Brass housing resists vibration, pressure, and external load |
Surface Consistency | Blasted finish supports durable fit with seals and fasteners |
The CuZn37 switch housing enhances reliability and lifecycle performance of valve actuation systems and pressure control devices.
Mold Design Tailored for High-Precision Brass Casting Our tooling design team optimizes flow, shrinkage control, and thermal balance for CuZn alloys.
In-House Copper Alloy Casting Expertise With full copper die casting capabilities, we deliver dimensionally stable and pressure-resistant castings in production volumes.
Post-Machining for Functional Interfaces Internal post machining services ensure perfect fit for gaskets, electronics, and threaded pipe connections.
Surface Treatment for Uniform Appearance and Fit We apply industrial-grade sand blasting to each housing for finish consistency and application readiness.
Turnkey Support for Pump System Component Integration Our one-stop manufacturing service ensures seamless production from design to delivery, including inspection and packaging.
CuZn37 Brass Alloy Casting CuZn37 brass provides optimal mechanical and corrosion resistance for switch components.
Post-Machining for Sealing Surfaces Post-machining operations support critical sealing geometry and connector tolerances.
Pump and Valve Component Engineering Engineering services support thermal control, fluid compatibility, and product integration.
Matte Surface Preparation Sand blasting improves appearance, uniformity, and adhesion of secondary elements.
Assembly and Final Packaging Assembly services allow for housing, seal, and connector pre-installation prior to shipment.
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