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Gearbox housings
Rigid bodies with machined bores, mounting faces and internal features.
Custom industrial components
General aluminium gravity die castings
Drawing-led cast housings, covers, flanged bodies and engineered aluminium components for industrial equipment, machinery and OEM assemblies.
From drawing to supply
Gravity die castingCore process
Few grams–20 kgIndicative piece range
Casting + machiningDrawing-based scope
Kalyan, IndiaNear Mumbai
Flexible OEM manufacturing
Purpose-built aluminium castings beyond standard catalogues
General aluminium gravity die casting covers the wide range of engineered components that do not fit a single product family. Typical enquiries include machinery housings, motor and gearbox parts, covers, brackets, flanged bodies, equipment hardware and application-specific OEM components.
Each part is assessed independently. Geometry, alloy, annual demand, tooling, machined features, surface treatment and inspection requirements determine the practical manufacturing route.
Representative range
Cast components for varied industrial applications
These categories illustrate capability. Final component definition always comes from the approved customer drawing.
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Motor components
Frames, end covers and related cast parts for rotating equipment.
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Flanged bodies
Custom bodies with mounting lugs, ports and machined interfaces.
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Housings & covers
Protective bodies and covers shaped around assembly and mounting needs.
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Fire-safety components
Application-specific equipment parts manufactured to controlled drawings.
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Measurement hardware
Cast wheels and structural components for measuring equipment.
Design for manufacturability
Useful inputs before tooling begins
Early drawing review can identify casting and machining considerations before the component is released for production.
Explore our manufacturing expertise →- 01
Wall thicknessAvoid unnecessary section changes and identify genuinely functional heavy areas.
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Draft and releaseProvide practical draft on die-release surfaces where the design permits.
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Radii and transitionsUse smooth transitions to support filling and reduce local stress concentration.
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Machining allowanceClearly identify finished faces, bores, threads and dimensional datums.
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Alloy and performanceState the alloy, service environment and functional requirements.
Value engineering
Reviewing repeat sand castings for process conversion
Where annual volume and geometry justify dedicated tooling, an existing sand-cast component may be reviewed for possible conversion to gravity die casting. The objective may be improved repeatability, surface condition, production rate or reduced downstream work.
Conversion is not automatic. Part geometry, alloy, size, tolerances, quantities, tooling investment and validation requirements must be considered together.
Request a conversion review →Project workflow
From RFQ to approved production
A controlled process keeps technical requirements connected to tooling, casting and machining decisions.
Requirement review
Evaluate the drawing, sample, alloy, quantity, application and critical features.
Tooling & planning
Define the die concept, casting route, trimming and machining operations.
Development
Produce initial components and evaluate them against agreed requirements.
Repeat supply
Move the approved part into planned batch production and dispatch.
Component gallery
Examples of general aluminium castings
Images are representative; current tooling ownership and product specifications must be confirmed for each enquiry.
For an accurate quotation
Send complete engineering and quantity data
A detailed RFQ allows the casting, tooling and machining scope to be assessed together.
- 2D drawing, 3D model or physical sample
- Aluminium alloy and applicable material standard
- Annual demand and expected batch quantity
- Critical dimensions, datums and tolerances
- Machining, inserts and surface-treatment requirements
- Inspection, testing, documentation and delivery location
Frequently asked questions
General casting FAQs
Practical information for buyers, designers and vendor-development teams.
What general aluminium castings can you manufacture?
We manufacture custom housings, covers, gearbox and motor-related components, flanged bodies, brackets, fire-safety parts, measurement hardware and other industrial components to approved drawings.
What is the indicative casting weight range?
The stated indicative single-piece range is from a few grams up to 20 kg. Feasibility depends on geometry, alloy, tooling, quality requirements and quantity.
Can a sand casting be reviewed for conversion?
Yes. Suitable repeat parts can be reviewed for possible conversion to gravity die casting, subject to drawing, volume, alloy, geometry and tooling feasibility.
What should be included with an RFQ?
Provide the drawing and available 3D model, alloy, annual and batch quantities, critical dimensions, machining, finishes, tests and delivery location.
Custom casting enquiry
Have an aluminium component to develop?
Share the drawing, alloy, expected quantity and application. Our team will review feasibility and respond with the next practical step.