Investment casting is a precision manufacturing process that involves multiple stages, including mold making, wax injection, wax assembly, slurry coating, stuccoing, dewaxing, casting, and shell removal to create complex metal parts.
Precision investment casting is ideal for replacing CNC machined components with complex geometries. However, for metal parts with exceptionally high precision tolerances or simpler structures, CNC machining the entire part remains a viable alternative.
Investment casting supports a wide array of metals, including stainless steel (such as SS304 and SS316), carbon steel (such as C45 and 42CrMo), aluminum alloys, and copper alloys, depending on the performance requirements.
Due to its versatility and precision, this process is widely applied in industries such as Aerospace, Automotive, Building Materials, Machinery, Marine Engineering & Shipbuilding, Tooling, and Valve production.
An engineering analysis is conducted on the design drawings and performance criteria to evaluate technical demands and recommend the optimal manufacturing process to the customer.