Our advanced casting and forging capabilities encompass a wide range of techniques to meet diverse industry needs:
Casting Technologies
A versatile method for producing complex shapes by pouring molten metal into sand molds.
Also known as investment casting, this process creates high-precision components by casting metal into a wax model.
High-pressure injection of molten metal into molds to produce detailed and accurate parts.
Utilizing centrifugal force to create dense, high-quality cylindrical parts with uniform properties.
Ideal for high-precision components, this method involves casting metal in a vacuum to eliminate gas porosity.
Using gravity to fill molds, this process produces parts with excellent dimensional accuracy and surface finish.
Forging Technologies
A method where metal is shaped by hammering or pressing between flat dies, allowing for the production of large, custom components.
Also known as impression die forging, this technique uses shaped dies to form metal into precise, high-strength parts.
Employing slow and continuous pressure to shape metal, resulting in high-quality, uniform products.
Using a hammer to shape metal within a die, creating parts with excellent strength and durability.
A process where metal is passed through rotating rolls to reduce its cross-section and increase its length, ideal for producing long components with consistent properties.