Cast Near-Net Shape. Machine Critical Features.
For parts that are inefficient to machine from solid stock, we combine casting with CNC machining to deliver high-quality, cost-effective finished components.
Near-net-shape castings reduce material removal and machining time, especially for larger and irregular parts.
Suitable for parts with cavities, curved profiles and varying wall thicknesses that are difficult to produce from solid material.
Casting, machining and inspection are managed as one project. Critical dimensions are verified after final machining.
We focus machining on the features that affect fit and function, while leaving suitable non-critical surfaces as-cast.
We select the most suitable process based on part geometry, material, quantity and requirements.
For smaller and medium-sized parts with complex shapes. Typical materials: Stainless steel, carbon steel, alloy steel
Suitable for larger components and lower-to-medium production volumes. Typical materials: Aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron
For higher-volume aluminum and zinc components. Typical materials: Aluminum and zinc alloys
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Review part geometry, material, machining allowances and requirements.
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Tooling production, casting and initial inspection.
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Machine critical features, fits, sealing surfaces and datum locations.
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Anodizing, coating, plating or other specified finishes.
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Critical dimensions verified. CMM inspection and material certificates can be provided when required.
Common casting materials we work with
Material:Carbon steel/Stainless steel/Alloy steel
Material:ADC12/A380
Material:Grey iron/Ductile iron
Answers to common questions about our integrated cast plus CNC one‑stop manufacturing service.
Send us your 2D drawing or 3D model. We can review the geometry, material, quantity and tolerance requirements and suggest a practical manufacturing route.