Sand casting forms a mould from bonded sand around a pattern, so the mould is destroyed with each pour and there is no size ceiling. It is the process for large, heavy or one-off castings, and it accepts shapes that neither forging nor fabrication can produce economically.
फाइलें अपलोड करें — 24 घंटे में कोटेशन DFM समीक्षा का अनुरोध
Part weight from 1 kg to 500 kg
Aluminium, iron, bronze, brass and steel
Wood, resin or 3D-printed patterns
Green sand and resin-bonded sand moulds
Low tooling cost suitable for one-off parts
Machining of critical features after casting
| Aluminium and aluminium alloys |
| Grey and ductile iron |
| Bronze and brass |
| Carbon and low-alloy steel |
| Stainless steel |
| Magnesium on request |
| विनिर्देश | विवरण |
|---|---|
| Part weight | 1–500 kg |
| Pattern lead time | 10–20 days |
| Tolerance | ISO 8062 CT8–CT12 |
| Min wall | 4 mm typical, more for iron |
| Surface | Ra 12.5–25 µm as-cast |
| Quantity | 1 piece to hundreds |
Shot blasting and shot peening
Machining of mating faces
Painting and coating
Heat treatment and stress relief
When the part is large, heavy or needed in very low quantity. Above about 1 kg and below a few hundred units per year it is usually cheaper than die casting because pattern cost is low.
Yes, and it is normally essential for datums, bores and sealing faces. We plan machining stock into the pattern so features come out on size first time.
By designing generous feeders and risers, controlling pour temperature and where necessary impregnating or weld repairing. X-ray and dye penetrant checks confirm acceptability for critical parts.
आज ही अपनी फाइलें भेजें — 24 घंटों में DFM-जांचा कोटेशन।