Standard Parts Catalogue
Brass inserts, nuts, standoffs, set screws and screw plugs to DIN and ISO specifications — machined to order in Jamnagar, India, and shipped to 40+ countries with EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates. No strict minimum order quantity.
Brass threaded inserts, hex nuts, standoffs, set screws and screw plugs — precision turned, milled and inspected on Brassland's Jamnagar shop floor to ISO 9001.
Brassland's standard brass parts catalogue covers the workhorse DIN, ISO, BS EN and ANSI components that engineers specify every day — brass threaded inserts for plastics, brass hex nuts (DIN 934 / ISO 4032), hex standoffs & spacers, grub / set screws (DIN 913–916), screw plugs (DIN 906 / 908 / 910) and PCB press-fit terminals. Every part is CNC bar-turned or Swiss-turned from certified free-machining brass and supplied with mill certificates.
Specify by part number from the categories below, or send a sample or drawing for a non-standard thread, length, knurl or finish — standard parts are routinely modified to order. Brassland ships to 40+ countries and is ISO 9001, 14001 & 45001 certified.
Most Popular · DIN 16903
Heat-set, press-fit, and knurled brass inserts for plastic moulded components. DIN 16903 to BS EN ISO standards. Suitable for injection moulding, ultrasonic insertion, and press-fit into thermoplastics.
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DIN 16903
14 form types (A–N) to DIN 16903. Diamond knurl, straight knurl, and flanged styles for thermoplastic injection moulding applications.
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Special Types
Self-tapping inserts, press-fit inserts, and special engineered insert types for technical applications requiring high pull-out strength.
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PCB Hardware
Male-female, female-female, and male-male hex standoffs for PCB mounting and electronic assembly. M2 to M12 thread range.
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DIN 934 · DIN 936 · DIN 985 · ANSI
Full range of brass standard nuts — hex nuts (DIN 934), low-profile nuts, coupling nuts, cap nuts, slotted nuts, round nuts, and more to DIN, ISO, and ANSI standards.
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DIN 913 · 914 · 915 · 916
Hexagon socket set screws in four DIN standards — flat point (913), cone point (914), dog point (915), and cup point (916). M3 to M20 range.
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DIN 906 · 908 · 910
Hexagon socket pipe plugs to DIN 906/908/910. BSP and metric thread versions available. Widely used in hydraulic circuits, pneumatic manifolds, and fluid systems.
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High, slotted and low knurled thumb screws to DIN 464, 465 and 653 — turned in CW614N brass for tool-free clamping and adjustment on instruments, enclosures and fixtures.
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DIN 2353 · ISO 8434 · DIN 3852 · SAE J512
Cutting-ring fitting bodies and union nuts to DIN 2353 / ISO 8434-1, threaded ports and stud-ends to DIN 3852, and SAE J512 45° flare nuts — for pneumatic and brass/copper-tube lines.
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UNC · UNF · NPT · ASME
Inch-series brass hardware for US-market drawings — hex and jam nuts (ASME B18.2.2), machine screw nuts (B18.6.3), socket set screws (B18.3), standoffs, inserts and SAE J512 flare nuts.
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Electronics · Tin-Plated Brass
Threaded PCB terminal blocks machined from free-machining brass and tin-plated for solderability and corrosion resistance. A central internal thread accepts a screw or stud for busbar, ring-terminal and high-current connections, while the multiple solder legs through-hole solder into the board for a strong mechanical anchor and low-resistance path — used in power supplies, switchgear, EV-charging and battery-management assemblies.
View PCB Terminals →All parts are manufactured on order — no old stock, no minimum shelf inventory. Every piece is freshly machined to current standards from certified CW617N brass rod.
We manufacture to internationally recognised standards including DIN, ISO, BS EN, and ANSI. Dimensional inspection reports and material certificates available on request.
Standard parts can be modified — different thread pitches, special lengths, additional cross-holes, non-standard materials, or surface treatments. Email info [at] brassland [dot] com.
Before an RFQ goes out, a buyer usually needs four answers: who actually machines the part, how small a first order can be, when it ships, and what paperwork travels with it. Brassland has been machining precision brass components in Jamnagar, Gujarat since 2000 — 230+ people across 60,000+ sq ft, supplying 40+ countries. We manufacture components to catalogue standards and to customer drawings; we do not build or sell finished valves or assemblies.
| What buyers ask | How Brassland answers it |
|---|---|
| What can you machine? | 79+ CNC machines, including 28+ Swiss-type sliding-head lathes (Tsugami and Star). CNC turning to Ø150 mm; Swiss-type bar work Ø2–32 mm. Tolerances to ±0.005 mm on Swiss-turned diameters, typically ±0.01 mm on milled features. Manufacturing overview → |
| What is done in-house? | CNC turning, Swiss turning, milling, threading and inspection are in-house. Hot-forged blanks are produced at qualified partner forges and then finish-machined and inspected here, so dimensional responsibility stays with us. Hot forging → |
| Is there a minimum order? | No strict MOQ. First orders typically start from around 1,000 pieces per part number, and high-volume OEM schedules run on the same lines. Tell us the annual quantity and call-off pattern and we price both. |
| Can we see samples first? | Yes. Prototype and sample pieces are machined from the same certified brass rod as the series and released ahead of the main quantity, so the first article represents the production process. |
| How long does it take? | Quotations typically go back within 24 hours of a readable drawing or sample. Series production runs 3–5 weeks from the approved drawing, depending on quantity, alloy and plating; prototypes and samples are sooner. Transit time is additional. |
| What documents ship with the parts? | An EN 10204 Type 3.1 mill certificate with every shipment (Type 3.2 on request), a Certificate of Conformity, and dimensional inspection reports against the released drawing. Quality system → |
| Which certifications do you hold? | ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018, certified by DQS. Parts are supplied RoHS and REACH compliant, with SVHC disclosure on request. Certificates → |
| How do you export? | Incoterms 2020 DDP, FOB or CIF as standard, with EXW and DAP on request. Consignments move through Mundra, Pipavav, Kandla and Nhava Sheva. Brass parts of this type normally clear under HS headings 7415, 7412 and 7419. Brassland holds Star Export House recognition from the Government of India. |
A marked-up catalogue page, a PDF/STEP drawing or a physical sample is enough to quote. Quotations typically come back within 24 hours.
The DIN, ISO and BS EN standards Brassland's standard brass parts are manufactured to — with typical thread range and alloy. Click any part to open its full catalogue page.
| Part Type | Standard(s) | Thread / Size Range | Typical Alloy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brass threaded inserts | DIN 16903, Trisert / Multisert style | M2–M20 · UNC / UNF | CW614N |
| Moulding (mould-in) inserts | DIN 16903 (forms A–N) | M2–M16 · UNC / UNF | CW614N |
| Self-tapping & press-fit inserts | Manufacturer spec | M2–M12 · #4–#10 UNC | CW614N |
| Brass hex nuts | DIN 934 · ISO 4032 · DIN 439 (thin) | M2–M24 · UNC / UNF · BSW | CW617N |
| Flange · cap · dome · castle nuts | DIN 6923 · 917 · 1587 · 935 | M3–M16 · UNC / UNF | CW617N |
| Hex standoffs & spacers | Metric (M-F / F-F / M-M) | M2.5–M8 · #4–#8 UNC | CW614N |
| Set / grub screws | DIN 913 · 914 · 915 · 916 | M3–M20 · UNC / UNF (socket) | CW617N |
| Screw plugs | DIN 906 · 908 · 910 | BSP (G1/8–G1) · NPT · metric | CW617N |
| Imperial / UNC parts (all) | ASME B18.2.2 · B18.6.3 · B18.3 · SAE J512 | #0 – 3/4 in. · UNC / UNF · NPT | C36000 |
| PCB terminal blocks (solder-pin) | Manufacturer spec · internal thread + solder legs | M2.5 – M5 · per drawing | Brass · Sn-plated |
Standard parts aren't limited to metric. Brassland cuts internal and external threads in all major international forms — specify the thread callout on your enquiry, or send a sample and we'll identify it.
Coarse and fine metric threads to ISO 261 / ISO 965 — M1.6 to M24+. The default for DIN/ISO nuts, inserts, standoffs and set screws.
British Standard Pipe to BS EN ISO 228-1 (parallel, G) and ISO 7-1 (taper, R/Rc) — G1/8 to G1 for plugs, port fittings and sealing applications.
American tapered pipe thread to ANSI/ASME B1.20.1 — NPT and dry-seal NPTF for North-American hydraulic, pneumatic and gas connections.
Unified inch threads to ASME B1.1 — #2 through 1", coarse and fine — plus BSW/BSF on request for legacy assemblies.
Standard parts are produced from certified free-machining brass. We also machine dezincification-resistant and low-lead grades for water and RoHS-strict applications — 20 alloys in total.
The workhorse for nuts, screw plugs and set screws. Excellent machinability and hot-forgeability, with a clean thread finish.
CW617N datasheet →High-speed, high-volume CNC and Swiss turning — the standard choice for threaded inserts, standoffs and small precision parts.
CW614N datasheet →Dezincification-resistant and low-lead brasses for potable water and RoHS-sensitive electronics, where wetted-lead limits apply.
All 20 alloys →79+ CNC bar-turning machines, including 28+ Swiss-type lathes, for repeatable, high-volume standard parts. Swiss turning →
Brass hot forging for near-net flanged and complex bodies — outsourced to partner forges, then machined and inspected in-house. Forging →
Natural brass, nickel, tin and electro-tin plating, and passivation for contact and corrosion needs. Finishes →
ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001. EN 10204 Type 3.1 mill certificates and RoHS/REACH declarations on request. Certifications →
Brassland's standard brass parts go into assemblies across these sectors. Explore the industry pages for application-specific guidance and matched components.
Brass inserts, threaded bushes and fasteners for fuel, brake, sensor and EV battery assemblies.
Automotive →Press-fit terminals, connector contacts and standoffs for charge guns and power modules.
EV charging →DZR brass nuts, plugs and fittings for potable-water and sanitary assemblies.
Plumbing →Screw plugs, service-valve bodies and flare fittings for heating, cooling and refrigeration.
HVAC/R →Brass terminals, busbar connectors and locknuts for panels and distribution gear.
Switchgear →Hex standoffs, spacers and press-fit terminals for board mounting and enclosures.
Electronics →Screw plugs, port fittings and manifold hardware for fluid-power circuits.
Pneumatic →Brass glands, locknuts and earth tags for cable entry and electrical sealing.
Cable glands →Threaded bodies, plugs and adaptors for LP/natural-gas and energy fittings.
Gas & energy →Precision turned bodies, glands and small fasteners for measurement and control.
Instrumentation →Connector hardware, standoffs and fasteners for PV and inverter assemblies.
Solar →Brass nuts, inserts and fittings for drip and sprinkler distribution hardware.
Irrigation →Our custom machining capability handles any geometry — from simple turned parts to complex multi-axis components.
Brassland manufactures to the published EN, ISO and ASTM specifications below. Mill certificates per EN 10204 Type 3.1 are supplied as standard; Type 3.2 (third-party witnessed) available on request. Open any link to verify the standard directly with the publishing body.
Every standard with its own Brassland page is listed A to Z in the Standards Directory.
Last reviewed: May 2026. All Brassland products are made to order — please confirm grade, surface finish, plating and packaging requirements at quotation stage. Standards listed above are referenced; production lots are released against the EN 10204 Type 3.1 inspection certificate accompanying each shipment.