Brass pipe fittings require high precision in both threads and sealing surfaces to ensure leak-tight connections under pressure. At Neway Die Casting, cast brass fittings—especially those made from alloys like C84400 Semi-Red Brass or Brass 464—undergo post-machining processes that achieve tight tolerances and sealing reliability conforming to ISO, ANSI, and ASME standards.
Neway uses high-precision CNC post-machining to cut threads on cast fittings. The result is high conformity to thread standards such as:
NPT (ANSI B1.20.1): Tapered pipe threads used for pressure-tight sealing via metal-to-metal interference
BSPT/BSPP (ISO 7/1, ISO 228): Metric pipe threads for international plumbing systems
G-thread (DIN EN ISO 228-1): Parallel threads with gaskets or O-rings for sealing
Thread tolerances are typically held to ±0.05 mm, ensuring reliable torque engagement and repeatable assembly.
Sealing surfaces on brass fittings—such as flange faces, O-ring grooves, and compression zones—are machined to achieve:
Flatness Tolerances: ≤0.05 mm for mating faces
Surface Roughness (Ra): 0.8–1.6 µm, depending on sealing method (gasket, elastomer, or metal-to-metal)
These characteristics reduce leak risk, especially in pressurized plumbing and HVAC systems.
All machined fittings are inspected using:
Thread gauges (Go/No-Go) for conformity
Surface profilometers for sealing finish control
Pressure and leakage tests based on ISO 5208 and ASME B16.15
These tests verify that fittings maintain integrity under water, gas, or steam applications.
Residential and commercial plumbing systems
HVAC manifolds and couplers
Fire protection and irrigation lines
Water meters and backflow preventers
Neway Die Casting ensures exact fit and sealing reliability with:
Brass Die Casting Services: Reliable castings for threaded and sealed plumbing components
Post-Machining Services: CNC machining of threads, flanges, and sealing faces to global standards
Inspection and Testing Equipment: Complete dimensional and pressure test validation for brass fittings