OEM/ODM Alloy-Steel Precision Lost-Wax Castings with CNC and Sand Blasting

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Send a product link, drawing or short brief. We’ll work through the details with you.

  1. Confirm the specificationGrade or model, size and intended use.
  2. Define your orderQuantity, finish or configuration, and samples.
  3. Agree the quotation scopeIncluded work, key checks and delivery needs.
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Product description
  • Surface Finish
    Sandblasted
  • Product name
    Axe Heads
    Material
    Alloy Steel
  • Process
    Precision Lost Wax Investment Casting
    Surface Treatment
    Sand Blasting
  • Service
    OEM ODM Customized
    Dimensions
    40*30*20mm
  • Application
    Petrochemical Machinery
    Usage
    Engine
  • Certification
    ISO 9001:2015
    Standard
    GB ASTM AISI DIN BS

OEM/ODM alloy-steel component enquiries combine precision lost-wax investment casting with CNC scope and sand blasting. The dimensional reference is 40×30×20mm, with the actual drawing and axis basis to agree. Define the intended component and duty before approving its material, geometry and manufacturing sequence.

Identify the actual component purpose

For an axe-head enquiry, define the required shape and functional acceptance for the intended part. For petrochemical-machinery or engine enquiries, identify the actual component, interfaces and working conditions. Keep each purpose tied to its selected drawing and duty, giving the manufacturing review a clear basis for assessing that specific item.

Set the dimensional and CNC definition

Review the 40×30×20mm reference against the component drawing and agree which axes or features it describes. Identify the geometry produced by casting and the details requiring CNC work. Define the finished dimensions and acceptance criteria for those details, so that the casting and machining stages refer to the same part.

Agree the sand-blasted surface result

Sand blasting is the surface-treatment scope for the alloy-steel casting. Identify the relevant areas and the final surface condition required for the selected component. Review that requirement alongside the alloy and machining sequence, with appearance and functional acceptance defined for the actual use.

Select the standard and manufacturing acceptance

Agree the applicable GB, ASTM, AISI, DIN or BS requirement for the exact alloy and component. Review the ISO9001:2015 certificate scope for the manufacturing service, then confirm dimensional, surface and functional inspection acceptance. Approve the selected purpose, material and finished result together before proceeding with the custom casting/CNC plan.

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