Material & geometry
Provide the alloy specification, component geometry and expected order quantities for process review.
INVESTMENT CASTING
Cast the shape.
Machine the interfaces.
Silica sol investment casting is used for precision metal components, followed by machining and surface treatment where required.
The material range covers stainless steel, heat-resistant steel, carbon steel, low-alloy steel, high-temperature alloys and nonferrous alloys.
Raw castings, partly machined castings and fully machined parts are included in the manufacturing scope. The delivery condition follows your drawing and agreed requirements.
View the Product CatalogueCOMPONENT REQUIREMENTS
Plan the full manufacturing route.
Define the finished part as well as the casting blank.
Functional features
Identify the datums, mating faces, bores, threads and other features that require machining.
Delivered condition
Specify the surface treatment, appearance requirements, tests and inspection records for release.
PROJECT REVIEW
Start with the drawing.
Send a PDF drawing together with an IGS or STP model where available.
Share your drawing
Send PDF drawings and IGS or STP models, together with material and quantities.
Review the requirements
Clarify the casting route, machining, surface finish and inspection requirements.
Confirm the component
Agree the quotation, sample requirements and acceptance criteria before production.
Manufacture & inspect
Coordinate casting, machining and finishing with the agreed inspection scope.
TECHNICAL REFERENCE
Casting Dimensions & Surface Finish
Reference charts for casting review. Final tolerances and surface requirements are agreed against the component drawing.
Linear Tolerance (mm)
Limit Dimensions for Cast Holes and Slots
Angle Tolerance
Flatness, Straightness and Roundness
Surface Roughness
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT
From your drawing
to the finished component.
Share your material, quantity, finish and inspection requirements.