Our casting process involves several steps:

1. Pattern Making: Creating a model of the part to be cast.
2. Mold Preparation: Preparing the mold material, often sand or metal.
3. Pouring: Pouring molten metal into the mold.
4. Cooling: Allowing the metal to solidify.
5. Post-Processing: Removing the casting from the mold and performing any necessary finishing.

Yes, we specialize in creating complex or custom-designed cast parts. Our experienced team and advanced casting techniques allow us to meet the specific needs of each project, no matter how intricate or unique the design may be.

Our casting capabilities allow us to handle parts up to 1000x600x300mm and 25kg, depending on the material and process used.

Our minimum order quantity for casting is typically 2000 units, depending on the part complexity and material. For larger quantities, we can offer more competitive pricing.

A: We use advanced quality control methods, including Non-destructive testing, dimensional inspection, material analysis, etc., to ensure every part meets the highest standards.

Lead time depends on the complexity and volume of your order. Typically, the casting cycle is 25-40 days.

Casting allows for the production of complex shapes with high precision, while offering economic benefits. It also minimizes material waste to the greatest extent and provides excellent flexibility in material selection.

Yes, we prioritize sustainability in our casting processes by strictly adhering to local environmental regulations by minimizing material waste, recycling scrap, and utilizing energy-efficient equipment. This ensures high-quality results with minimal environmental impact.