Product families
Our plant runs two casting processes — silica-sol investment casting (lost wax) and lost foam (EPC) — with CNC machining, heat treatment, finishing and inspection in-house. These are the part families that work sits in, and the certified scope that matches them.
Six families
Our ISO 9001 certificate is issued for valve precision casting and pipe fitting manufacture up to DN300, and that is where most of our work sits. General industrial, marine and building parts run through the same plant.
Valve body
Fluid handling · Certified scope
Precision casting of valve components in 300/400-series stainless, low-alloy and high-temperature alloy. This is the scope our ISO 9001 certificate is issued for, and the area we have supplied into Japan, Italy and South Korea.
Pipe fittings
Piping · Certified scope
Pipe fittings are cast and finished in-house, which means the certificate scope, the drawing and the delivered part all describe the same thing. Machining of the ends and faces is done on the same site.
Flanges
Piping · Investment casting
Flanges in the same material range, cast with the face and bolt-hole pattern either machined in-house or supplied as cast with a defined machining allowance, depending on your drawing.
Machinery part
General industry · Machining
Turned, milled and drilled components produced on imported CNC lathes and machining centres. Wax dies and fixtures are made in-house, so the machining datum is set to the datum the foundry actually controls.
Marine hardware
Marine & building · 300/400 series
Deck and building hardware in 300/400-series stainless and low-alloy steel, cast and then finished to the specification on the drawing. Mechanical properties and inspection requirements are agreed before the order, not after.
Large casting
Lost foam · Separate facility
Heavier parts move to lost foam, which we run at a separate facility. It suits larger and medium-volume parts where the geometry does not justify a wax die, and it shares the same materials and inspection discipline as the investment plant.
Customer names and part numbers are never published. Where a customer allows it, references and inspection reports are shared under NDA during the enquiry.
Evidence, not adjectives
We would rather show you a document than describe our capability. For the projects above — and for yours once it is running — these are the things we can put in front of you.
Where we draw the line
Knowing which orders we turn down tells you more about how we work than any list of strengths. These are the ones we decline.
If the drawing asks for a tolerance our process cannot repeat in production, we say so at quotation. We do not accept the order and hope, and we do not quietly widen a tolerance that matters to you.
We will not reverse-engineer someone else's component from a photograph or a sample alone. Send the drawing or the 3D model, or a specification the part was designed against, and we will quote from that.
We do not issue a test report, a certificate or a first article that does not describe the parts actually shipped. If a lot fails, you hear it from us before it ships — not from your incoming inspection.
If a component has defeated another supplier, describe what went wrong. Send the drawing and the failure mode and we will tell you whether our process can solve it — and if it cannot, we will say that too.