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Precision Investment Casting / Castings of Stainless Steel / OEM Service
Product Description
Casting Process | Investment Casting |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Specification | OEM Product / Non standard |
Dimension | Based on drawing |
Payment Terms | L/C, T/T |
Packaging Details | as per buyer requirement |
Delivery Time | 30 days |
Advantages | Minimal post-processing required High degree of dimensional accuracy |
Production Flow
Investment casting provides dimensional accuracy and a fine cast
surface compared to conventional casting. Investment casting is
also known as "lost wax casting." It involves the following five
steps.
1. Mold manufacturing: Make a mold to inject wax.
2. Wax Pattern Forming: The molten wax is injected into a mold, and
then the formed wax pattern is assembled on the wax tree.
3. Wax surface coating: Wax needs to be reinforced by covering it
in a strong outer casing. This is done by dipping the wax tree into
the ceramic slurry.
4. Metallization of the wax: Melting the wax in the ceramic casing
leaves a cavity for the final casting. The molten metal is then
poured into it.
5. Finishing: Break the shell and cut each part from the "tree".
We also perform CNC machining (turning, milling, tapping), welding
and mechanical polishing.
Our Services
We specialize in providing low-cost and fast turnaround services to international customers seeking low-cost and medium-volume product casting services. In addition to our core foundry services, we also offer related machining and post-processing technologies to streamline your procurement process.
Request A Quote
To receive accurate cost and time estimates for your custom casting project, please provide the following information of the parts you are requesting,
• Drawings and specifications:
including but not limited to material, dimensional tolerance,
machining requirements, actual or estimated weight and inspection
requirements.
• Material: a specific metal grade or the preferred material and desired
properties.
• Quantity: Include the anticipated volume, both present and future. Quantity
has a large influence over production method, pattern development,
and overall cost.
• Quality acceptance criteria, such as nondestructive test, mechanical testing are all critical considerations for a quote.