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Electrical & Electronics Components

Current-carrying and connection components for switchgear, wiring assemblies and PCBs. Terminals, neutral links, connectors, pins, contacts, cable glands, earthing components, battery terminals, brass fuse terminals and EV charging pins, machined in brass and copper.

Electrical terminals, contacts and copper connectors

Types we supply

Every electrical part, to your spec.

Current-carrying and connection components machined and plated for conductivity, low contact resistance and corrosion resistance.

01

Terminals & Connectors

  • Terminals
  • Terminal Blocks
  • Ring / Spade Terminals
  • Connectors
  • Wire Connectors
  • Terminal Ends
02

Pins, Contacts & Sockets

  • Plug Pins
  • Socket Pins
  • Male / Female Contacts
  • Fuse Contacts & Clips
  • Sockets
  • EV Charging Pins
03

Links, Bars & Glands

  • Neutral Links
  • Neutral / Earth Bars
  • Bus Bars
  • Cable Lugs
  • Cable Glands
  • Cable Ferrules
04

Earthing & Power

  • Earthing Rods & Clamps
  • Grounding Lugs
  • Bonding Components
  • Battery Terminals
  • Switchgear Parts
  • Grub / Terminal Screws

Not only brass. The same part can be produced in stainless steel, copper, aluminium and other engineering alloys. Send the drawing with the grade you need and it is quoted in that material. See full material range →

Where they're used

Applications & industries served.

A

Applications

  • Distribution & control panels
  • Switchgear assemblies
  • Circuit protection devices
  • Terminal blocks
  • Fuse holders
  • Industrial automation
  • Power transmission
B

Industries served

  • Electrical & electronics
  • Switchgear & panels
  • Renewable energy
  • Automotive
  • Industrial automation
  • Power & utilities

See all the sectors we serve on our Industries page.

Materials for electrical parts

Conductivity first, then machinability.

Matched to conductivity and compliance, with copper available where maximum conductivity is required. See full quality & traceability →

Free-Cutting Brass

C36000 · C37700 · CZ121 · IS 319 Gr I/II

Nickel-Plated Brass

Added corrosion resistance in humid or harsh panels

Tin-Plated Brass

Better conductivity and oxidation protection

Copper & Aluminium

On request, maximum conductivity, lighter busbars

How they're made

Manufacturing process.

01

Stock selection

Certified brass bar, wire or strip selected for conductivity and current rating.

02

Machining & stamping

CNC turning, milling and pressing to form pins, terminals, links and contacts.

03

Plating

Tin, silver, nickel or gold plating for solderability, conductivity and corrosion resistance.

04

Inspection & test

Dimensional, plating-thickness and (on request) conductivity and contact-resistance checks.

Ø1–60mmPart size range
±0.02mmMachining tolerance
Tin / Ag / NiConductive plating

Finishes, inspection & packaging

Delivered ready to assemble.

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Plating

  • Tin (solderable)
  • Silver (conductive)
  • Nickel
  • Gold (flash)
  • Natural brass
02

Inspection

  • Dimensional (FAI)
  • Plating thickness
  • Thread gauge
  • Surface finish
03

Testing

  • Conductivity
  • Contact resistance
  • Plating adhesion
  • Salt spray
  • Pull / crimp test
04

Packaging

  • Bulk / poly-bagged
  • Tape & reel
  • Tray / blister
  • Custom-labeled

Documentation ships with the order. See our full quality standards →

Custom electrical components

Built to your drawing.

Custom terminal, connector pin, neutral link or bus bar? Send a drawing or sample and we'll build it to print in the right brass grade and plating, from prototype to high-volume production.

  • Reverse engineering from sample
  • Custom pins & contacts
  • Application-specific plating
  • Prototype to high-volume
Send your drawing
Precision brass electrical components machined to print

Electrical components FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do you manufacture brass fuse terminals?

Yes, and they are one of the established lines here. Fuse terminals are custom-made to your drawing for use in distribution panels, terminal blocks, switchgear, circuit protection devices and industrial control systems, in brass, nickel-plated brass or tin-plated brass.

Which brass grades do you use for electrical components?

C36000, C37700, CZ121 and IS 319 Grade I and II for general terminals and contacts. Nickel plating is used where corrosion resistance matters, tin plating where conductivity and oxidation protection matter. Copper and aluminium are available on request for maximum conductivity or lighter busbars.

Why is brass used for electrical components?

Brass combines good electrical conductivity with strength, corrosion resistance and excellent machinability, the standard choice for terminals, pins, connectors and switchgear parts. For maximum conductivity we can also supply copper components on request.

Do you supply tin- and silver-plated brass contacts?

Yes. We provide tin plating for solderability and corrosion resistance, silver for high conductivity and low contact resistance, and nickel or gold where the application requires it.

Can you make EV charging pins and high-current contacts?

Yes. We manufacture high-conductivity brass charging pins, contacts and connector components for EV and power applications, machined to tight tolerances and plated for low contact resistance.

Do you produce custom terminals and neutral links to drawing?

Yes. Send your drawing or sample and we'll manufacture custom terminals, neutral links, bus bars and connectors to your exact dimensions, thread and plating.

Are RoHS-compliant and lead-free brass electrical parts available?

Yes. Low-lead brass and RoHS-compliant finishes are available across our electrical range, with compliance documentation supplied on request.

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Need electrical components?

Send your drawings, spec or a sample. We'll come back with the right brass grade, plating and a clear quote.

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