ISO 9001 Certified · Brass Extrusion · Jamnagar, India
About Us
Jamnagar makes most of India's brass. The Sahjanand group was built here — around the belief that quality is decided across the whole chain: the metal you buy, the way you extrude it, and the parts you machine from it.
Who we are
Sahjanand Metal Alloys is the manufacturing heart — an ISO 9001 certified extrusion plant at Kansumra, Jamnagar producing rods, bars, hollows, wires and custom profiles across 117 international alloy grades.
Sahjanand Impex keeps that plant — and partner foundries — fed with inspected brass and copper scrap and raw material. Parth Metal closes the loop, machining precision brass components from the group's own extruded stock.
The words under our logo — Quality, Strength, Trust — aren't decoration. They're the three tests every dispatch has to pass.
An ISO 9001 quality system, chemistry verified per designation, and dimensions checked against the drawing — quality as routine, not event.
Vertical depth from raw material trading to precision production, so no link in your supply chain is outside our control.
Straight commitments on grades, weights and dates — the way long supplier relationships are actually built.
The companies
Brass Extrusion Manufacturing
ISO 9001 certified extrusion plant in Jamnagar producing brass rods, bars, profiles and hollow sections across 117 international alloy grades.
Visit AlloyMetal & Scrap Trading
The group's trading arm — sourcing and supplying quality brass and copper scrap and raw material that feeds consistent, traceable extrusion.
Visit ImpexBrass Precision Production
Precision brass component production — turned and machined parts manufactured to customer drawings and samples with tight quality control.
Visit ProductionUsage sectors
Brass is everywhere precision meets durability. These are the sectors our alloys and components serve most.
Terminals, connectors, switchgear internals — brass where conductivity and machinability meet.
Fittings, valves and fixtures, including lead-free grades for potable water systems.
Turned and forged brass parts for assemblies that cannot tolerate inconsistent stock.
Free machining rod for screw-machine shops where cycle time is the whole economics.
Profiles and rods for architectural and furniture hardware in consistent finishes.
Naval brass and engineering grades for wet, demanding service conditions.
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