Drawing & DFM review
Part geometry, alloy, wall sections, draft, parting line, ejector strategy and appearance requirements are reviewed before tooling.
Die Casting
Custom Die Casting Services
Custom die cast components produced to customer drawings with alloy, tooling, finish and secondary machining requirements reviewed together.
- Moldability and tooling review
- Alloy, draft and wall-section planning
- Trimming and secondary CNC machining
- Finishing and inspection coordinated by project
Capability overview
Built around your drawing and functional requirements.
Drawing-led die casting support from moldability review and tooling through samples, production, secondary machining, finishing and inspection.
Project workflow
From requirements to controlled production.
Tooling & sample planning
Tool construction and the sample-validation scope are aligned with quantity, critical features and expected production demand.
Casting & secondary operations
Casting, trimming, deburring, machining, surface treatment and assembly requirements are coordinated as one process route.
Inspection & repeat production
Approved samples and drawing requirements guide dimensional checks, appearance review and repeat manufacturing.
Product examples
Components and manufacturing context.
Images illustrate the component families and application context relevant to this capability.
Materials
Material scope
- Aluminum die casting alloys
- Zinc die casting alloys
- Magnesium alloys by project review
- Customer-specified casting alloys
Applications
Typical project uses
- Equipment handles and brackets
- Electronic and instrument housings
- Motor and gearbox covers
- Heat-management components
- Automation hardware
- Custom industrial enclosures
Surface finishing
Plan the finish before final dimensions are released.
Anodizing, coating, plating, passivation and mechanical finishes can affect dimensions, masking, color and inspection. Compare the options before submitting your RFQ.
Compare surface finishesMolding & tooling
Compare tooling-dependent production routes.
Plastic injection molding, metal injection molding, export molds, metal stamping and die casting have different material, geometry, volume and ownership requirements.
Compare molding and tooling optionsFrequently asked questions
Planning your next RFQ.
Project-specific capability depends on the drawing, material, quantity and inspection requirements.
Read the RFQ checklistWhat files should I send for a die casting quotation?+
Send the latest 3D model and controlled 2D drawing with alloy, quantity, finish, critical dimensions, appearance surfaces and any inspection or documentation requirements.
Which design details are reviewed before tooling?+
The review considers wall transitions, draft, ribs, bosses, parting lines, ejector locations, machining allowance and areas that may affect filling or ejection.
Can die cast parts receive secondary CNC machining?+
Yes. Critical bores, threads, sealing faces and mounting features can be reviewed for secondary machining when the drawing requires them.
Can finishing be included in the project?+
Finishing requirements such as blasting, coating, painting or other project-specific treatments can be reviewed together with masking and cosmetic expectations.
Discuss your Die Casting project.
Send the key project details and our manufacturing team will respond with a focused next step.