Quality

A practical approach to consistent material.

Our quality approach begins with clear specifications and continues through production planning, inspection and material verification.

Specification Review

Each requirement is checked for alloy, shape, dimensions, tolerance and end-use before production planning.

Material Checks

Physical and chemical checks support material consistency across copper, brass and alloy products.

Repeat Supply

Clear records and stable communication help customers reorder known profiles and sizes with confidence.

Manufacturing Process

Controlled production from raw material to dispatch.

We follow a practical, inspection-led process so every product is reviewed at the right stage for chemistry, dimensions, physical properties and customer temper requirements.

Raw Material Testing

Incoming raw material is tested in our laboratory before it is issued to the melting shop.

Melting & Casting

Raw material is molten and cast in water-cooled moulds, then cut into billets of suitable length.

Pre-Heating & Extrusion

Billets are pre-heated to the proper extrusion temper and extruded into mother tubes, rods or sections.

Pickling & Drawing

Mother tubes, rods and sections undergo pickling if required, followed by pointing, cold drawing and intermediate annealing where needed.

Straightening & Testing

Tubes, rods and sections are straightened. Tubes can undergo Eddy current testing or hydrostatic testing as required.

Temper & Final Inspection

Products are annealed for soft temper or drawn further for half-hard and hard temper, then checked visually and dimensionally before packing and dispatch.

Final quality checks

Finished products can undergo flaring, flattening, physical properties and grain size tests before packing, based on product type and customer requirement.

Less ambiguity, better outcomes.

Industrial buyers often know exactly what their component or process requires. Our job is to translate that requirement into a clear production path, whether the product is a standard rod or a custom extruded section.

You can share drawings, standards, alloy expectations, tolerances and volumes so our team can respond with informed, production-ready guidance.