Sonal Brass Products

We have been set up at 56, Digvijay Plot for quite some time now. Dealing with brass isn't always the cleanest job, but it is what we know how to do. My father started things off and now we just keep the machines running every day. We make different parts, mostly small things people need for their builds. The shop gets a bit noisy during the afternoons when everyone is working at once. Sometimes the orders get a bit much, but we try to keep up as best as we can. It’s a lot of metal and grease around here. We don't have a fancy front office or anything like that. People just come by the plot and tell us what they need. Most of our tools have been with us for years, and they still work just fine if you treat them right. We spend most of our mornings sorting through raw materials. It’s honest work, even if my hands are usually stained by the end of the shift. We aren't trying to change the world, just making sure the brass fittings are sized right for whoever is buying them. If you walk past Digvijay Plot, you'll probably hear the grinding sounds. It is just the way things are done around here. We take Sundays off to rest our backs. There isn't much more to it than that. Just a small team trying to get the day's work finished before the sun goes down.