Crystal Diamond Head

Material Used: Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc that is popularly used for manufacturing faucets because of its property to be resistant to corrosion and hard-water calcification. The components of a faucet can be made up of metals other than copper and zinc. These are received as finished components from other manufacturers.

Making Process: The main body of the faucet is obtained either through die-casting or its shape is cut out from high-quality brass rods. In die-casting, brass is melted at high temperatures, approx. 1150°C and is poured into molds of the desired shape. This process is essential to achieve precise surface finishing. To obtain a high-quality product that exudes a shine, the brass surface is polished to technical precision. After that electroplating procedure take place and the faucet is installed with various components which is a computerized process. The created faucets are then tested rigorously on both water and compressed air. Samples are tested for critical dimensions and durability.