For over 19 years, Omnidex has provided metal casting products for a wide variety of industries. With our state-of-the-art factories based in China and Vietnam, we support different casting processes that comply with the highest and most stringent industry quality standards.
We work closely with our customers to find solutions that are optimized for technical, efficiency, financial and financial considerations, including high-quality sand casting, gravity die casting, and precision investment casting and more.
The manufacturing casting process involves pouring liquefied materials, such as metal molten, into a specially designed mold and allowing them to harden. Workpieces are removed from molds after solidification for various finishing treatments or to be used as final products.
Solid and hollow casts are typically made using casting methods, and these products can be seen in a range of applications, including automotive components and aerospace components.
Even though casting is one of the oldest industrial manufacturing techniques, modern advancements in cast technology have led to a wide array of specialized casting processes. There are several different hot forming technologies that can be used in manufacturing.
In order to select the most appropriate metal casting process for a particular production run, it is useful to compare the advantages and disadvantages of the common types of casting processes and you may find more details for each metal casting method and how we work.
Omnidex’s metal casting specialists combine hands-on expertise in sand casting, investment casting, gravity die casting (permanent mold gravity casting), die casting, investment casting, lost foam casting and shell mold casting with an approachable, customer-focused manner.
We are committed to helping our customers by advising on technical issues, metal casting processes, metallurgy, and supply chain optimisation. In many cases, we are entrusted with the responsibility of quality control, budget control, and even stock holding of cast components.
We support your project from initial design to testing and quality assurance at our China and/or Vietnam-based facilities, regardless of whether your castings are produced in our foundries or in one of our offshore working partners.
To discuss your requirements, you may contact our team by sending us a message here.
Metal casting is a highly versatile method for manufacturing complex geometries and high-performance components. You can determine the quality and durability of your metal cast component by choosing the right metal for your component. Read on to find out which metal is the best for your manufacturing requirements and learn more about the most commonly used metals for metal casting.
When it comes to metalcasting and CNC machining, tooling refers to reusable items that are utilised for each job. Wax-injection dies are used as tooling to create wax patterns in investment casting. If you know how investment casting works, you already know that the investment casting process relies on these wax patterns. Wax has smooth surfaces, low melting temperatures, and excellent flow properties enabling highly complex investment castings to be made.
Tooling for metal casting processes varies. From sand castings with individual moulds and cores to shell moulds with a variety of pattern plates, core boxes, cavities, ejection systems, and gates. When all of these components come together, the shell mould casting process allows the foundry to precisely produce the required dimensions, whether it’s doing a run of 100 or 100,000 parts. There are a variety of metal forming techniques that can be used to create the mould tooling for shell mould casting, and the best process is determined by the conditions of the foundry.
There are a variety of materials that can be used for casting, with steel and aluminium being two of the most popular. Their strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal make them ideal for casting. Manufacturers rely on the properties of these two materials to produce the products they need.They both have advantages and disadvantages. Despite this, manufacturers still prefer them because of their good properties. It is helpful to compare them to find out which is a better alternative…
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