Custom Stainless-Steel Lost-Wax Precision Foundry Service | Complex Engineering Parts, Investment/Sand Casting
Let’s define your requirement
Send a product link, drawing or short brief. We’ll work through the details with you.
- 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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Surface FinishSandblasted , PolishedAlloy Grade316 , 304
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Surface TreatmentSandblasting, electrolysis, polishing, spraying
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MaterialsStainless steel 304 316 2205/Iron/Ti/GG20 GG25Product namelost wax from investment sand casting services
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Materialstainless steel//Iron/GG20 GG25 GJL200 GJL250ProcessCasting +Machining(if Need)+surface Treatment
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CertificationISO9001/TS16949/RoHSKeywordCustomized Precision Casting products
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Quality Control100% InspectionDelivery timeWithin 60days
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Weight2g-100KGLogoAccept Custom Logo
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OEM/ODMWarmly Welcomed
Custom complex engineering parts are directed to stainless-steel precision foundry and lost-wax work, with investment or sand-casting route selection for the component. Material directions include 304, 316 and 2205 stainless, iron, Ti, GG20, GG25, GJL200 and GJL250. Casting can include machining if needed and surface treatment, with OEM/ODM and custom-logo support.
Complex geometry and the actual casting route
The engineering part's geometry and grade should define the investment/lost-wax or sand route required. Identify the interfaces to be machined if needed and their relationship to the cast dimensions. State the intended operating conditions alongside the geometry and interfaces. Agree the manufacturing scope for that selected material and geometry so the optional machining addresses the actual component function.
Four surface directions and logo areas
Sandblasting, electrolysis, polishing and spraying are treatment directions for the selected surfaces. Identify the applicable material and the areas requiring those finishes or the custom logo. The actual logo content/location and finished surface acceptance should accompany the geometry and OEM/ODM scope for the complex part.
Inspection for the selected engineering component
The quality-control direction is 100% inspection of the casting parts, with actual checks and acceptance criteria to agree. Connect those checks to the chosen grade, cast dimensions, optional machined interfaces and treated/logo areas. This makes the inspection discussion specific to the requested engineering geometry and the finished condition needed for its intended function.
