Custom Carbon Steel Structural Component, 50x50x100mm Lost-Wax Investment Casting for Machinery Parts
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- Confirm the specificationGrade or model, size and intended use.
- Define your orderQuantity, finish or configuration, and samples.
- Agree the quotation scopeIncluded work, key checks and delivery needs.
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Size50x50x100mm
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MaterialsCarbon SteelMaterialCarbon Steel
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Product NameStructural ComponentCasting ProcessLost Wax Investment Casting
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ApplicationMachinery PartsDimensions50x50x100mm
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Net Weight0.3 kgMinimum Order100 Pieces
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Production Lead Time8 WeeksServiceCustom Casting
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Drawing RequirementsTo Be Confirmed for Each Project
This carbon-steel structural component provides a 50 × 50 × 100 mm reference for a custom machinery-parts inquiry. It uses lost-wax investment casting, with custom casting service available. Drawing requirements are confirmed for each project, keeping the proposed component connected to the machinery design it must serve.
A defined envelope for the structural part
The reference dimensions describe the component's size and give the design discussion a concrete starting point. Review how that envelope relates to the actual structural role and the adjoining machinery parts. The detailed geometry, connection locations and dimensional acceptance still belong to the selected project, so they should be agreed alongside the overall size.
Carbon steel and lost-wax casting
Carbon steel is the material direction for this structural component, and lost-wax investment casting is the manufacturing route. Identify the grade required for the machinery role and connect it to the chosen shape. Any additional process or surface requirement should be defined within the custom project scope, together with the dimensions and tolerances that need acceptance.
Project drawings and a hundred-piece minimum
The minimum order is 100 pieces. Confirm the drawing requirements for the particular project so that the inquiry refers to the same material, geometry and machinery function throughout. Clear mating interfaces and feature acceptance help distinguish a request for this structural component from a general carbon-steel casting inquiry. The reference envelope and actual production requirement can then be considered together when agreeing the custom part.
