Jamnagar · Brass
Jamnagar is where India's brass parts are born, and brass plate is the raw sheet those parts are stamped, engraved and milled from. Nameplate engravers on Lalpur Road, switchgear-component units in Dared GIDC and mould-block makers around Shankar Tekri all judge a plate the moment it goes under the graver or end mill, so any wave, porosity or blow-hole is a reject before machining even starts. We hold flat, defect-free free-cutting brass plate at our Ahmedabad stockyard and dispatch it to Jamnagar so these shops keep it as standing stock.
Because the brass cluster here runs mixed jobs — a batch of engraved panels one day, a run of mould inserts the next — we carry plate in a spread of thicknesses and shear it to your blank sizes before it leaves Rakhiyal. That means a plating workshop near Khodiyar Colony orders exactly the pieces a customer needs, and a same-day quotation on WhatsApp settles the price before the metal moves.
Bought by nameplate engravers, switchgear and electrical-accessory makers, mould-block and precision-component units across Shankar Tekri, Dared GIDC and Lalpur Road.
Yes. We keep flat, defect-free brass plate at our Ahmedabad stockyard and dispatch to Jamnagar's brass cluster in Shankar Tekri, Dared GIDC and Lalpur Road within 3–4 days.
Yes, we cut plate to your exact blank dimensions at Rakhiyal before dispatch, so your Jamnagar unit receives ready-to-machine pieces instead of a full plate to saw down.
We stock a range of thicknesses suited to engraved panels, mould inserts and machined components; send your thickness and quantity for same-day availability.
We source flat, clean-faced free-cutting plate specifically so engravers and toolmakers do not hit blow-holes or inclusions under the graver or cutter.
Send us the size, grade and quantity — our sales team replies with the best pricing and availability the same business day.