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    Arrow What casting method should I use- production work

    I have a few production parts I will need casted. I'm thinking sand, but let me know if I'm wrong.

    Material 316SS
    Qty 100 pcs for now up to 5000 per year, BUT only 100 now
    4" OD of part, nothing bigger than 4.5" x 4.5"
    Critical features need to be machined


    Thank you
    Matt
    Southern Precision Inc. www.southernprecision.com mattglore@southernprecision.com


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    Investment casting.


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    I agree, ceramic shell or investment casting depending on the size of the parts.
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