Brass CNC Turned Parts - High-Quality Custom Components for Gas Equipment

Product Features

High-Quality Material: Made from C3604 brass, offering excellent corrosion resistance, high-temperature resistance, and pressure durability, ensuring stable performance and long service life in high-temperature, high-pressure, and harsh environments.

Precision Design: Precisely machined to ensure uniformity in the nozzle diameter and gas flow distribution, providing accurate and reliable ignition and combustion support.

Efficient Ignition: Designed specifically for gas heating equipment, it quickly generates a flame during ignition to ensure fast startup and efficient operation of the equipment.

Durability: The superior properties of brass ensure that the Burner Gas Pilot has a long service life, effectively preventing corrosion, wear, and clogging issues, reducing maintenance frequency.

Wide Compatibility: Suitable for a wide range of gas appliances such as gas stoves, water heaters, industrial gas equipment, and other applications requiring a stable flame source.

Application Scenarios

The Burner Gas Pilot is widely used in gas appliances for both residential, commercial, and industrial applications as a key component for ignition and combustion support. It quickly provides a stable flame to ensure smooth startup and efficient operation of gas equipment, especially in gas stoves, water heaters, ovens, and industrial heaters.

For more information or customization options, please contact our technical support team.

What industries do you serve?

We are involved with almost every industry imaginable. We serve 5G, AI, aerospace, energy, medical, dental, and many others.

Can you help me engineer my part? Yes, we can. We can offer some guidance with Design for Manufacturability (DFM). With DFM, we can suggest ways to optimize your design to lower cost while retaining functionality.

What is the smallest part you can make? What is the largest part you can make?

The short answer is “it depends.” Things like your needs, part complexity, the type of manufacturing, and many other factors are at play. In general, we can machine parts with minor outside diameters (ODs) as small as 2mm (0.080”) and major ODs as large as 200mm (8”). If you’re looking for help nailing down those factors, we encourage you to contact our technical sales staff early in the design cycle so we can review your part and provide insight and assistance.