Alloy handling
Standard cast grades for silicon-sol castings
Stainless, carbon, and low-alloy grades are melted under controlled heat chemistry to match the material standards named on your drawing.
Alloy groups
Three families we cast regularly
Each group below covers the grades we melt most often for silicon-sol investment castings.
Stainless steels
Regularly cast austenitic grades 304 and 316, plus corresponding low-carbon variants for corrosion-resistant components.
Carbon steels
Carbon steel grades suited to general mechanical parts where strength and machinability are the primary requirements.
Low-alloy structural grades
Structural low-alloy steels available for load-bearing mechanical applications, cast to the chemistry your specification requires.
Metallurgy note
Heat control and verification
We track each heat from charge to pour. Melting procedures control chemistry so every casting matches its designated international material standard.
Raw ingots are sourced to documented standards, and spectrographic checks confirm composition before pouring. Send us your grade requirements and we will confirm availability for your project.