| Prod Model: |
TRT121403 |
| Markets: |
North America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Oceania,Mid East,Western Europe |
| Casting Method: |
Lost Wax Casting |
| Surface Preparation: |
Electro-Polishing and Machining |
| Material: |
Ss316 |
Product Description
Investment Casting ---Clamp Assembly
Clamp for pharmaceutical pressure vessel, SS316 investment cast and electro-polished, bolt is a screw machined Nitronic 60 for enhanced wear resistance.
Materials: Carbon steel, alloy steel, hot resistant stainless steel, Ductile iron, Gray iron, high chromium iron, high Mn steel.
Items: FOB Qindao
Lead time: 30 days
Software for specification drawings: PDF, Auto CAD, Solid work, JPG, Proe
Main production equipments: Wax injection, CNC-machine, machine-center, Heat treatment Furnace
1) We can do different kinds of surface treatment after casting, such as machining, polishing, and plating
2) We make them by precision casting, investment casting and steel sand casting process in Qingdao, China
China VDV Investment Casting Co. Specialized in precision casting for geometry-complicated metal parts, especially for stainless steel and alloy steels. Using the precision casting can greatly reduce your manufacturing cost and increase your product competiveness. Our foundry is ISO and PED certified by TUV and has successfully supplied millions of parts to customers in USA, Germany and other European countries.
Precision casting (investment casting or lost wax-casting) is a labor intensive, long cycle manufacturing process. But we pride ourselves in quality control and delivery management which outstands among other foundries and constantly receive kudos by our customers. If you are having these issues we highly recommend you try our services. With our 10+ year expertise in dealing with international buyers, we assure you will find a better-off experience with us.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. I will be here at any time to answer your question. I would feel happy if I can be of any help to your company.
