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Stainless Steel Parts Casting is an important process for a wide variety of applications. A good foundry can create complex parts with thin walls and a variety of properties. Depending on the application, the process can also produce multiple castings at once. The finished product is near net shape and requires little to no machine time. The foundry can use high-grade material without heavy-duty stress concentrations. 

There are three primary types of stainless steel casting. Sand casting and investment casting are two of the most common. Using sand casting produces parts that have superior dimensional accuracy and surface quality. Investment casting is also used for complex, high-temperature applications. For the most accurate and precise results, you should use investment cast materials. It is possible to achieve these results through a process called "investment casting." However, investment-casting requires much more expensive tooling, which can limit its use.

Stainless steel parts are available in different types. Sand casting is the most common, while investment casting has advantages over sand. The sand-casting process produces parts with a brushed finish that has a uniform surface. The brushed finish retains a certain amount of metallic lustre and is a perfect choice for the outside areas of stainless steel castings. The brushed finish is a popular choice for most cast parts that need to withstand high-temperature environments.