PROCESSES

Forging

Heated, softened alloy stock is presented as a tool steel split tool and tremendous pressure is exerted, forcing the alloy to take the shape of the two halves of the tooling. 

Water glass casting

Water glass cast components are mainly used where heavier or stronger, more complex shapes are required 

Investment casting

Investment casting is a precision casting process used to create complex and intricate metal parts with high dimensional accuracy and fine surface finishes. This casting method is ideally suited to producing relatively high-quality components with intricate details, delicate features, and tight tolerances.

Sand casting

Sand casting is a casting process where the molten metal is poured into a mould made of sand. It is best suited to low volume or complex non-ferrous castings or large ferrous castings.

Shell mold casting

Shell mould casting is one of many metal casting processes. It’s characterized by using sand as all or part of the mold material. Shell mould casting is excellent for small production runs thanks to its generally low overall costs.  

Stamping

Stamping (also known as pressing) is the process of placing flat sheet metal in either blank or coil form into a stamping press where a tool and die surface forms the metal into a net shape. 

Machining

Our specialist precision machining facilities provide CNC and manual milling, turning, drilling and inspection. 

Die casting

The pressure die casting process has the advantage of excellent process repeatability. Generally, the surface finish of pressure die cast parts is achieved from the surface finish of the tool that produces it. 

Hardfacing, Chrome & Carbide brazing

Using robot hardfacing tungsten carbide grits and brazing technology to achieve the wear parts surface hardness 650-700BHN,enhance the wear life to save the energy consumption of equipment, reduce labor costs,compared with international industry have reached the international advanced level.