Customized High Qualtiy Stainless Steel Precision Casting Auto Spare Parts

OEM processing customization

The process of precision casting starts with creating a wax model of the part. Then, this model is attached to a sprue. The sprue can hold hundreds of molds at a time. Then, a ceramic slurry compound is poured into the mold. Then, the metal part is cooled with a vacuum to prevent dust particles from clogging the furnace.

Stainless steel and aluminum are two of the most commonly used metals for Precision Casting Auto Spare Parts. These alloys are lightweight, corrosion resistant, and have above-average uptime and maintenance. 

Unlike the traditional process, investment casting is a more efficient way of manufacturing high-quality parts. This method is able to meet the needs of a wide range of customers, and the end result is a perfect fit every time. 

The sand casting process is a very efficient way to manufacture parts for your car. The process is not only efficient, but also fast. The investment casting process requires creating a wax model that is then attached to a sprue.