Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc and is used mainly for decorative purposes. The excellent and high class look of brass makes it one of the most sought after metal alloy for casting door hardware. Brass door fasteners are widely preferred by customers for their sophisticated look. The advantage of using brass fastener is that brass is highly corrosion resistant and looks new for a long time.
Brass fasteners match all types of contemporary doors and also enhance the interior decor of your home. The brass door fittings including fasteners are have a great demand both in national as well as global market. The excellent beauty and shine of brass fasteners make them customer's favourite.

Design & Finish

Decorative Brass fasteners come in a wide array of designs and finishes. Mostly simple designs are preferred for fasteners and sometimes they also have ornamental designs in them. Artistically carved brass fasteners look elegant and is an ideal choice for using at homes and offices. Customized designs and finishes are also available for brass fasteners.

The finishes available in brass fasteners are varied. Brass is prone to blackish tarnish and hence brass fasteners are lacquered to prevent tarnishing. Brass door fasteners come in a wide range of finishes like copper, silver, antique, patina, lacquer etc. These finishes are used to adorn the brass fasteners.

Metal Care Tips for Decorative Brass Fasteners

• Brass fasteners have a tendency to black due to the over-use or misuse of polish. Hence care needs to be taken to remove or inhibit tarnish. To prevent this, it is suggested to apply trace amount of polish over the metal surface.
  
  
• Heavy abrasives should be avoided for cleaning brass fasteners.
  
  
• Unlacquered brass fasteners tarnish on exposure to air. A weekly wiping with little liquid ammonia on a soft cloth will help retain the shine of unlacquered brass fasteners.
  
  
• Heavy tarnish, difficult stains and corrosion from brass fasteners can be removed by cleaning it with a piece of cloth dipped in hot, soapy water or a weak ammonia and water solution.