Alloy Steel Casting

1.Material:Ductile iron,Iron,stainless Steel,Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, Aluminum, brass, or on request of customer2.Process:Silicasol casting process and machining.3.Weight range:0.01-150KG4.Size:As per the customer's drawings and requirements5.SurfaceTreatment:painting,polishing, galvanization etc and as per customers" requirement6.Heat Treatment:Annealing, normalizing ,quenching+tempering,solution treatment and as per customer's requirement.7.Inspection:Factory in-house self check or Third Party inspection8.Certificate:ISO9001-20089.Delivery:By sea, air or express according to customers' requirementFAQ:Question 1 : Are you a factory or a trading company ?Answer : We are a factory with designing, manufacturing, machining ,marketing in WuXi city, JiangSu province, near from ShangHai 100Km.Question 2 : How can I get some samples ? Answer :We are honored to offer you samples for free, but the new clients are expected to pay the courier cost, and the charge will be deducted from the payment for formal order.Regarding  the courier cost, you can arrange a RPI ( remote pick-up ) service upon Fedex, UPS, DHL, TNT, etc. to have samples collected ; or inform us your DHL collection account. Then you can pay the freight directly to your local carrier company.Question 3 : Can your factory print or emboss my logo on the goods ?Answer :Yes, we can print or emboss the logo on the goods or their packing box, for                                patent protection purpose, a letter of attorney ( letter of authorization )shall be provided for the logo .We usually produce goods  based on customer's samples or based on customer's picture, logo, size etc. detail information design for customers.Question 4 : How does your factory do regarding quality control ?Answer : we pay high attention to quality control from the very beginning to the end of the production. Every product will be fully tested before it's packed for shipment.The Benefits of Investment CastingIntricate parts with detailed, complex angles and faces can be produced using a variety of methods. However, investment casting provides the ultimate technique for low-weight, precision, steel casting production.Investment Casting DefinedInvestment casting is commonly referred to as lost wax casting because wax is used to create the mold and then it is “lost” (or melted away) from the mold prior to metal being added to fill the cavity left behind by the “lost” wax. If you need a custom, precision metal part created, investment casting is one way of getting that part made. This process is used in many industries to make parts from a variety of metallic material types. Nickel and cobalt-based superalloys account for 50% of total output by value, steels (of all types) account for 35%, aluminum accounts for about 10%, and copper and titanium alloys make up a large part of the remaining 5%.An investment casting mold is made by foundry professionals who first make a wax impression produced from high pressure dies or special investment cast tooling; the wax can be replaced by other materials such as foam (lost foam), or some other material that can be melted away during the investment casting process. This wax impression is then dipped and coated in a refractory ceramic slurry, forming an investment casting mold with a hard skin. After this, the entire mold is then placed in an oven and the wax is melted away. Because the mold is formed around a one-piece wax impression (which does not have to be pulled out from the mold as in a traditional sand casting process), very intricate parts with recesses and indents can be produced.Cost EfficiencyInvestment casting is an extremely cost-efficient process. It reduces costly machining operations — sometimes even eliminating them. Several parts can be made as one casting. This eliminates the need for fabrication, which reduces assembly, welding, handling & inspection costs. Any company that deals with high assembly costs benefits instantly when investment casting techniques are employed for manufacturing.Investment casting also enables relatively small quantities of an item, typically for research and development trials, to be produced prior to commitment to larger production quantities. Rapid prototyping is also possible using wax impressions produced from digital models.Overall, reduced material, reduced labor costs, and the elimination of some assembly steps makes investment casting an extremely attractive option.Versatility and AccuracyInvestment casting also provides tremendous design flexibility for engineers and designers; it is regarded as a precise casting process to fabricate near-net-shaped metal parts from almost any alloy - thus the versatility. The name “near-net-shaped” points to the quality and volume of the “net” or final shape. Near-net quality in the final investment casting reduces the costly and time consuming finishing that is usually done by machining or grinding. The investment casting process is capable of producing precise detail and dimensional accuracy in parts weighing from many pounds to just a few ounces.Although its 5,000 year history lies to a great extent in the production of jewelry, the most common use of investment casting in more recent history has been the production of components requiring complex, often thin-wall castings. The one-piece mold gives rise to a component shape that is aesthetic and uniform. It can be used to make parts that cannot be produced by normal manufacturing techniques, such as turbine blades that have complex shapes and would require unusual coring in standard sand casting processes.Nearly every industry relies on investment casting to produce lightweight precise dimension parts with fine details including helicopter, marine, automobile, and even jet engine companies. Parts that require sharp finishes can be cast without extra effort. Lettering, precision holes, splines, serrations, bosses, and even some threads can be investment cast. Reproducing the fine detail necessary in these by using investment casting ensures consistency across production.