Free Cutting Brass

Free-cutting brass bars are engineered for superior machinability, consistent quality, and excellent surface finish. Ideal for high-speed production and precision turning, free-cutting brass—also known as free-machining brass—contains optimized amounts of lead to improve chip breaking, reduce tool wear, and enable smoother machining operations.

Available in square bar, hexagonal bar, and round bar forms, our free-cutting brass products are widely used for precision components in electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and decorative applications.

We’re a vital supplier for a wide range of industries

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Automotive

Steel underpins the transportation ecosystem, forming vehicle bodies and safety systems while also enabling highways, bridges, and interchanges that connect people and economies.

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Construction & Infrastructure

Steel provides structural integrity for buildings, bridges, and infrastructure through beams, reinforcement, and framing systems.

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Oil & Gas

Steel is essential for pipelines, drilling equipment, storage tanks, and pressure vessels operating under extreme conditions.

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Renewable Energy

Steel supports wind towers, solar mounting structures, and hydroelectric equipment with long-term strength and corrosion resistance.

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Shipbuilding & Marine

Steel is the primary material for ship hulls, offshore platforms, and marine structures because of its toughness and weldability.

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Aerospace

Steel is used in critical aircraft components such as landing gear, fasteners, and engine parts requiring high strength and heat resistance.

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Rail & Transport Infrastructure

Steel is used for rails, rolling stock, bridges, and stations to ensure load-bearing capacity and long service life.

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Technology & Data Infrastructure

Steel is applied in data center structures, server racks, and protective enclosures for stability and security.

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Manufacturing & OEM

Steel is widely used for machinery, tools, and equipment components due to its versatility and machinability.

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Agriculture & Poultry

Steel is used in farm structures, storage silos, equipment, and poultry housing for durability and hygiene.

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Utilities & Public Works

Steel supports water pipelines, transmission towers, sewage systems, and public utility structures with reliable performance.

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Defense & Security

Steel is critical for armored vehicles, military infrastructure, weapons systems, and protective barriers requiring high strength and resilience.

Why choose Metallic?

With extensive experience in steel production, we operate with a deep understanding of metallurgical standards, industrial requirements, and customer expectations. Our team combines technical knowledge with disciplined manufacturing practices to deliver consistent and dependable steel products.

Mastery in Steel

We deliver precision-engineered steel that raises the bar in strength, performance and longevity.

Empowerment

We enable every team member to share ideas and own our journey of continuous improvement.

Trust

We share transparent roadmaps and deliver on every promise, turning commitments into confidence.

Agility

We adapt production workflows in real time to shorten lead times and respond instantly to market shifts.

Loyalty

We put customers first, earning trust through unwavering reliability and genuine reciprocity.

Life-long Learning

We actively seek opportunities to develop new skills and knowledge.

Innovation

We continually refine our products and processes, enhancing durability, efficiency and customer value.

Community Care

We integrate energy-efficient operations, circular-economy practices and community partnerships into every decision.

Compatible services and finishing methods

Non-Ferrous Metals

Cutting (Aluminium / Copper / Brass)

Bending / Forming

Punching

CNC Machining

Surface Coating / Anodizing

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