Alloy and part envelope
Provide the alloy standard, drawing revision, part geometry and annual demand.
Factory Tour · Production equipment
From molten alloy to finished interfaces.
Review the casting envelope, tool and secondary operations as one route. The selected photographs show equipment at a long-term strategic manufacturing base.
The producing site, tooling and inspection plan are agreed for the particular project.
Define the requirement
Bring the drawing, material and acceptance inputs.
Cast and machined features
Distinguish walls, draft, undercuts and machining stock from the final locating and sealing faces.
Acceptance and finish
Define critical dimensions, surface finish and any application-specific leak-test requirement.
Process principles
Plan the casting and the finished part together.
Melt preparation, tooling and the casting parameters follow the selected alloy and the approved part requirements.
Review tooling and casting
Review walls, draft, undercuts and machining stock during DFM. Agree tooling and first-shot approval.
Finish functional interfaces
Coordinate machining and downstream treatment around the locating faces, fasteners and sealing path.
Verify the released component
Agree critical-feature measurement, alloy records, surface verification and the sampling plan.
Verification and records
Match each record to an agreed requirement.
Dimensions
Calibrated gauges and CMM measurement address critical features under the agreed sampling plan.
Material and surface
Connect the casting lot to the alloy records and specify finish or coating verification where required.
Project documentation
Review FAI, PPAP and requested declarations against the project scope.
Project review
Connect the route to your requirement.
Send the material or drawing definition, intended use and the acceptance records needed for review.