Turn the Part, Not the Page
Photographs fix one angle. A buyer checking whether our casting suits their pump needs to see the parting line, the boss positions and the flange orientation — so here they are, live.
What Happens After You Send a Model
Every part above started as a customer file. None of them are our own designs — they are jobs that came in, were tooled and now run in production.
You Send the 3D File
STEP, IGES, Parasolid or a native CAD file. We check draft, wall thickness and where the parting line has to fall before quoting — not after.
We Build the Tooling
Pattern and core boxes made in-house. On a 3D file there is no measuring stage, so this is the fastest route from enquiry to first sample.
First Article, Then the Batch
A sample casting off the production tooling, dimensioned against your model. Once it is signed off the same tooling runs the batch.
About These Models
Shown at reduced mesh density
The geometry here is decimated for the browser. Production tooling is cut from the original CAD, not from what you are looking at — the two are not the same file.
Your drawings stay yours
Nothing you send us is published. These eleven are shown with the customer's agreement, and no files can be downloaded from this page.
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Upload a 2D drawing, 3D file, nameplate photo or a picture of the worn part. We review material, tolerances, process route and inspection needs, then come back with a firm quotation.
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