The parts that do not fit a standard family — sent as a drawing, a 3D file or the worn original.
Everything here is cast to a customer drawing, a 3D file or a worn sample — we publish no catalogue of standard parts, because there aren't any.
200W Pump Casing
108.8 × 79.8 × 166.8 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›550W Pump Casing
183.8 × 98.6 × 233.7 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Twin-Outlet Pump Head
134.7 × 111.9 × 212.9 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Elbow-Flange Pump Casing
127.8 × 183.5 × 99.7 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Side-Inlet Pump Casing
148.3 × 95.4 × 193.7 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Side-Inlet Casing, Short Boss
135.7 × 97.4 × 235.4 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Round-Body Pump Casing
189.7 × 182.6 × 77 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Closed Impeller
205 × 205 × 52.5 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Motor Bracket, Lantern Type
212.2 × 212.2 × 52.1 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Barrel Shroud
144 × 149.2 × 125.6 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›Split Retaining Ring
48.9 × 13.6 × 48.7 mm · from a customer 3D file
View ›From Your Drawing to the Batch
Send What You Have
A drawing, a 3D file, a nameplate photo or the worn part itself. We list what is dimensioned and what has to be confirmed before we quote.
Tooling Built In-House
Pattern and core boxes made here, from your geometry. On a 3D file there is no measuring stage, so it is the fastest route to a first sample.
First Article, Then the Batch
A sample off the production tooling, dimensioned against your drawing. Signed off, the same tooling runs the batch — minimum 100 pieces.
What Counts as Custom Here
| Input you send | What happens next | What you get back |
|---|---|---|
| A 3D file (STEP, IGES, Parasolid) | Draft, wall thickness and parting line checked before quoting | The fastest route — no measuring stage at all |
| A 2D drawing | We flag anything not dimensioned and ask before assuming | Quotation stating what was confirmed |
| A worn sample | Interfaces measured, eroded profiles reconstructed | Quotation saying which dimensions came off the sample |
| A nameplate photo only | We tell you what we can and cannot identify | An honest answer, sometimes a no |
Send Your Drawing
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.
Request a Quotation