OEM/ODM Precision 304/316/2205 Stainless Steel Lost Wax Investment Cast Mechanical Hardware
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 FinishShot Blasted , PolishedAlloy Grade316 , 304
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SizeCustom, Customized SizeSurface TreatmentPickling, shot blasting, polishing, powder coating
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Materials304/316/2205MaterialStainless Steel(304/316/2205)
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Surface treatmentPickling, Shot Blasting, Polishing, Powder CoatingApplicationRust Prevention, Corrosion Resistance, Casting Parts
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Product nameStainless Steel CastingsQuality ControlProfessional Inspection
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ServiceOEM ODM CustomisedShapeCustomized Shape
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StandardInternational Certification StandardsCasting ProcessLost-Wax Stainless Steel Casting
Custom stainless steel mechanical hardware uses lost wax investment casting with 304, 316 or 2205 material choices. OEM and ODM work supports custom size and shape, allowing the component geometry, selected grade and required surface treatment to be considered together.
Choose the grade for the exposure
Rust prevention and corrosion resistance are application goals for these stainless castings. Describe the actual environment and service conditions when choosing among 304, 316 and 2205, and agree the material acceptance needed for the component. The grade selection should address that exposure and the part's function, with the finished surface reviewed as part of the same decision.
Compare the four surface-treatment routes
Pickling, shot blasting, polishing and powder coating are available surface choices. Identify the faces receiving the selected treatment and define the intended surface condition or appearance. Where a treated area is also a mating interface, agree its finished dimensional acceptance alongside the surface criteria. This connects the treatment choice to the actual hardware geometry.
Turn custom shape into inspection criteria
Use the component design to define size, critical relationships and the interfaces that matter to fit and function. Professional inspection supports the custom casting review. Select the inspection characteristics, methods and records required for the chosen grade, geometry and surface result, so acceptance follows the actual part rather than a broad stainless category.
State the project standard precisely
Identify the exact applicable standard and any certificate requirements for the project. Review their scope against the selected material and manufacturing requirements. Keep those requirements aligned with the custom drawing and final inspection plan before approving the mechanical hardware for its intended duty.
