Close tolerance, in its own foundry.
Precision castings for parts where machining allowance and surface finish decide what the finished component costs.
Investment castings
What we pour here.
Investment casting runs in a separate building on the same site, not as a sideline between sand jobs. That matters when the part is small and the tolerance is tight: the process, the people, and the schedule are dedicated to it. Any alloy and mix we pour on the steel side can be run here too.
Typical parts
- Small precision components
- Close-tolerance geometry
Materials
- Carbon steel
- Alloy steel
- Stainless
Grades and mechanical properties on the data sheets
What decides the job
Three things worth settling before the quote.
01
Finished cost, not casting cost
The reason to invest-cast a part is usually to remove machining from it. The right comparison is the cost of the finished component, not the price of the raw casting.
02
Geometry that suits the process
Some features are cheaper to cast than to cut, and some are the reverse. Reviewing the geometry before the tooling is made is where that gets decided.
03
Its own building
A dedicated investment castings foundry on the same site, so precision work is not competing with heavy sand production for the floor.
How it gets made
Poured, treated, and inspected on one site.
Chemistry is read before tap, heat treatment runs to a written recipe, and UT · RT · MT · PA testing is done here rather than sent out. Everything stays tied to the heat number for 20 years.
Send the drawing or the specification.
Tell us what the part has to survive and engineering comes back with a material, a process, and a price.
Technical review within 48 hours