Manufacturing Capabilities
From tooling development to casting, machining and inspection — organised around your drawings.
Alloy grade, size, tolerance, equipment and part weight: Evaluated based on drawings.
Tooling Design & Manufacturing
Part drawings are reviewed for manufacturability, then casting dies and fixtures are designed and built in-house.
- Drawing and 3D model review
- Casting process and gating design
- Die structure design and manufacturing
- Fixture development
- Die maintenance and modification
Gravity Casting
Suited to aluminum parts with stable structures and even wall thickness, balancing quality and cost.
- Permanent-mould gravity pouring
- Suitable for small to medium batches
- Melting and pouring temperature control
- Surface and internal quality control
Low-pressure Casting
Smooth filling and dense structure for housings requiring tightness and mechanical performance.
- Stable filling with reduced turbulence
- For housings and pressure-bearing parts
- Process parameters recorded and controlled
Sand Casting
For complex, larger or lower-volume aluminum castings and prototype trials.
- Complex geometries and larger parts
- Prototypes and low-volume runs
- Core making and assembly
Precision Machining
Turning, milling, drilling and boring of castings to meet the key dimensions on your drawings.
- Turning, milling, drilling and tapping
- Dedicated fixtures for repeatable location
- Key dimensions machined to drawing
- Alloy grade, tolerance and part weight: evaluated based on drawings.
Inspection & Quality Control
Quality control across incoming material, first article, in-process and final inspection, with records retained.
- Incoming material inspection
- First article approval
- In-process patrol and dimensional checks
- Visual and final inspection
- Inspection records and traceability
How We Work
- 01
Drawing & Requirement Review
- 02
Process Analysis & Quotation
- 03
Tooling & Fixture Development
- 04
Sample Trial & Approval
- 05
Production & Inspection
- 06
Packing, Delivery & Support
Lead time is assessed based on part complexity, tooling development and order quantity.
Planning an Aluminum Component Project? Send Us Your Drawing.
Share your drawing or requirements and we will review manufacturability and respond with a quotation.