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OEM Custom Bronze Brass Parts

Investment casting and sand casting are widely used processes for producing bronze and brass parts. These techniques are critical in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and marine applications, where durability, precision, and performance are paramount.

  • Product Name OEM Investment Casting Sand Casting Bronze Brass Parts
  • Available Materials Gray iron, ductile iron, Stainless steel, carbon steel, alloy steel, steel, aluminum, brass, bronze, copper
  • Manufacturing Process sand casting, Investment casting, Lost wax casting + cnc machining
  • Surface Treatment KTL (E-coating), Zinc plating, Mirror Polishing, Sand Blasting, Acid pickling, b-lack oxide, Painting, Hot galvanizing,Powder coating, Nickel plating
  • OEM Custom Service Product drawings and 3D
  • Standard AISI, ANSI, ASTM, JIS, GB, ISO, DIN, BS, AS
  • Quality Approval ISO9001
  • Product Inspection and Testing Spectrometer; Ultrasonic; X-Ray; Chemical and mechanical analysis; NDT; CMM and more
  • Tolerances&Weight According to drawing requirements

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OEM investment casting and sand casting of bronze and brass parts offer distinct advantages in terms of precision, durability, and versatility. These processes are vital for producing high-quality components that meet the demanding needs of various industries. By leveraging the unique properties of bronze and brass, manufacturers can deliver reliable solutions tailored to specific applications.

 

Properties of Bronze and Brass
Corrosion Resistance: Both bronze and brass exhibit excellent resistance to corrosion, making them ideal for applications exposed to moisture and harsh environments.
Mechanical Strength: These materials possess high tensile strength and ductility, allowing them to withstand significant stress and deformation.
Versatility: Bronze and brass can be easily machined, cast, and formed into complex shapes, making them suitable for a wide range of components.

 

Applications
Automotive Components: Engine parts, fittings, and valves often utilize bronze and brass castings due to their strength and corrosion resistance.
Marine Applications: Components exposed to saltwater environments, such as fittings and propellers, benefit from the corrosion-resistant properties of these materials.
Industrial Machinery: Wear-resistant parts like gears, bushings, and housings are commonly produced using both casting methods.
Art and Decorative Items: The aesthetic appeal of bronze and brass makes them popular choices for artistic applications, including sculptures and fixtures.

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