What We Do
Casting Capabilities
Four aluminum casting processes. One quality system. Parts from 0.1 kg to 50 kg, with dimensions exceeding 1,200 mm.
All processes · TS16949 quality system
Aluminum Die Casting
Our core process. High-pressure die casting delivers complex geometries with outstanding surface finish and tight tolerances. Preferred by automotive and industrial OEMs for high-volume, consistent parts.
Specs
Typical Applications
- · Automotive components
- · Industrial equipment housings
- · Blower machine parts
- · Petrochemical fittings
Advantages
- ✓ High production speed for large volumes
- ✓ Excellent dimensional accuracy and repeatability
- ✓ Thin walls achievable (1.5mm+)
- ✓ Near-net-shape — minimal machining required
Gravity Casting
Gravity (permanent mold) casting fills the mold under gravity, producing denser, stronger parts with excellent metallurgical integrity. Ideal when strength matters more than speed.
Specs
Typical Applications
- · Structural automotive parts
- · Valve bodies
- · Pump housings
- · Machine bases
Advantages
- ✓ Superior mechanical properties vs. die casting
- ✓ Lower tooling cost for medium volumes
- ✓ Good for thick-walled structural parts
- ✓ Reduced porosity
Low-Pressure Casting
Low-pressure casting uses controlled positive pressure to push molten metal upward into the mold, resulting in superior density and mechanical performance. The choice for demanding structural and safety-critical applications.
Specs
Typical Applications
- · Automotive wheels
- · Suspension components
- · Cylinder heads
- · Aerospace-grade structural parts
Advantages
- ✓ Best mechanical properties among casting methods
- ✓ Excellent surface finish
- ✓ Controlled fill — reduced oxide inclusions
- ✓ Suitable for safety-critical components
Sand Casting
Sand casting offers maximum flexibility for large, complex, or low-volume parts. We have produced intake manifolds up to 1.2m × 0.5m — a scale few foundries can match.
Specs
Typical Applications
- · Large intake manifolds
- · Custom prototypes
- · Low-volume specialty parts
- · Complex internal geometries
Advantages
- ✓ No size limit — scales to very large parts
- ✓ Low tooling cost for prototypes
- ✓ Flexible for design changes
- ✓ Complex internal channels possible
Not sure which process fits your part?
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