The casting process involves heating the metal until it becomes liquid. It is then poured into moulds to achieve the required shape.

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After casting, the parts may then be machined and heat treated to achieve dimensional and strength characteristics. Compared to forging, casting generally requires a lower upfront tooling cost. Actual cost depends on the casting process – Dix Engineering supplies cast iron and aluminium and bronze castings for specific applications. Our capacity ranges from mould size up to 100kgs. We also provide an in house pattern and core making service.

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After casting, the parts may then be machined and heat treated to achieve dimensional and strength characteristics. Compared to forging, casting generally requires a lower upfront tooling cost. Actual cost depends on the casting process – Dix Engineering supplies cast iron and aluminium and bronze castings for specific applications. Our capacity ranges from mould size up to 100kgs. We also provide an in house pattern and core making service.

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