Pattern Making
Patterns and core boxes are developed in wood, aluminium and thermocol (EPS), with repair, modification and storage support. 3D design and reverse engineering support new pattern development.
A controlled foundry process combining engineering, metallurgy, manufacturing and inspection for consistent casting performance.
OUR MANUFACTURING PROCESS
From pattern development to final inspection, critical foundry operations follow a defined manufacturing route under one quality system.
Patterns and core boxes are developed in wood, aluminium and thermocol (EPS), with repair, modification and storage support. 3D design and reverse engineering support new pattern development.
Sodium silicate CO₂ and green sand moulding processes are used to produce accurate, dimensionally stable moulds. Mould boxes support castings from 2 kg to 2,500 kg single piece.
Medium-frequency induction melting is supported by controlled charge preparation, ladle treatment and spectrometer-linked bath analysis for chemistry correction before every pour.
Controlled heat treatment includes annealing, normalising, hardening, quenching, tempering and solution treatment according to grade requirements.
Shot blasting, grinding, chipping, gas cutting and approved repair processes prepare castings for final inspection and finishing.
Chemical, mechanical, non-destructive and dimensional inspection support casting verification, with traceability to heat number, chemistry and test documentation.