Custom Metal Casting Services

From Prototype to Production, NAITE TECH Delivers High-Quality Custom Cast Components Through Die Casting, Investment Casting, Sand Casting, Gravity Casting, CNC Machining, and Surface Finishing Services.
 
500+ Manufacturing Projects Delivered
100,000+ Parts Produced Monthly
±0.02 mm Precision After Machining
24-Hour RFQ Response Time
Prototype to Production Support
Engineering Review Before Every Production Order
4 Major Casting Processes Under One Roof
30+ Metal Alloys Available
Precision CNC Machining to ±0.02 mm
Material Certification & Inspection Reports Available
Prototype to High-Volume Production
 
All your designs are secure and confidential
Upload your drawings or project requirements to receive:
✓ Process Recommendation ✓ Manufacturability Review  ✓ Competitive Quotation ✓ Lead Time Estimate Within 24 Hours

Why Global Manufacturers Choose NAITE TECH

More Than a Casting Supplier — A Complete Manufacturing Partner
At NAITE TECH, we help manufacturers simplify their supply chain by combining metal casting, CNC machining, surface finishing, quality inspection, and global delivery into one integrated manufacturing solution.
Whether you need prototypes, low-volume production, or large-scale manufacturing, our engineering team works closely with you to optimize designs, reduce production risks, and deliver reliable cast components ready for assembly.
Engineering Support From Day One
Our engineers review your drawings before production to identify potential manufacturing challenges, recommend the most suitable casting process, and help optimize part designs for cost, quality, and manufacturability.

Benefits:

✓ Faster project launch
✓ Reduced tooling modifications
✓ Improved production efficiency
Casting + Machining Under One Roof
Unlike traditional foundries that only provide raw castings, we offer precision CNC machining, drilling, tapping, threading, and surface finishing services to deliver fully finished components.

Benefits:

✓ Fewer suppliers to manage
✓ Shorter lead times
✓ Better dimensional consistency
Flexible Production Volumes
From prototype development and pilot runs to high-volume production, our manufacturing capabilities support every stage of your product lifecycle.

Benefits:

✓ Rapid prototyping support
✓ Low-volume production available
✓ Scalable manufacturing capacity
Quality Built Into Every Step
Quality control begins with material verification and continues through in-process inspections, dimensional checks, and final quality approval before shipment.

Benefits:

✓ Material traceability
✓ Inspection reports available
✓ Consistent production quality
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Supported Metal Alloys​​​​​​​
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Casting Processes Available​​​​​​​
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Global distributor
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RFQ Response Time​​​​​​​
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Worldwide Delivery Support

Casting Processes We Offer

Custom Casting Solutions for Different Materials, Geometries, and Production Volumes
NAITE TECH offers multiple casting processes to meet a wide range of design requirements, production volumes, material specifications, and performance needs. Our engineering team helps select the most suitable process based on your part geometry, tolerance requirements, and cost targets.
Die Casting (High-Pressure Casting) Serve
 
 

Die Casting (High-Pressure Casting)

   
Best for high-volume production of complex aluminum, zinc, and magnesium components with excellent surface finish.
 
Description
Die casting uses high pressure to inject molten metal into steel molds, enabling high precision and rapid production. Ideal for aluminum, zinc, and magnesium components requiring structural integrity and fine features.

 
Applications
Electronics housings, automotive brackets, heat sinks, machinery enclosures.

 
Advantages
 High dimensional accuracy
  Smooth surface finish
Excellent repeatability
Suitable for thin-walled parts
Low per-unit cost at mass production   
Gravity & Permanent Mold Casting Serve
 
 

Gravity / Permanent Mold Casting

 
Best for medium-volume production of aluminum and zinc components with high mechanical strength.
 
Description
Molten metal is poured into reusable metal molds under gravity, producing dense, strong components with excellent dimensional repeatability.

 
Applications
Automotive structural parts, aluminum housings, medium-volume industrial components.

 
Advantages
High mechanical strength
Reusable molds reduce costs over multiple runs
Excellent dimensional repeatability
Suitable for medium-volume production
Reduced post-processing for many applications
   
   
  
Investment Casting (Lost Wax Casting) Serve
 
 

Investment Casting (Lost Wax Casting)

 
Best for producing highly detailed and intricate stainless steel, superalloy, and copper components.
 
Description
Investment casting, or lost-wax casting, uses wax patterns coated with ceramic to create molds, producing complex geometries with tight tolerances and excellent surface finishes. Suitable for small to medium batch production.

 
Applications
Aerospace components, medical instruments, precision machinery parts, valves and fittings.

 
Advantages
Exceptional surface finish
High dimensional accuracy
Supports complex geometries
Suitable for stainless steel and superalloys
Minimal post-processing required    
 
Low-Pressure Casting Serve
 
 

Low-Pressure Casting

 
Best for hollow or complex aluminum components needing reduced porosity and high structural integrity.
 
Description
Low-pressure casting injects molten metal into molds under controlled low pressure, reducing porosity and ensuring high-quality dense parts, suitable for functional prototypes and production parts.

 
Applications
Automotive lightweight components, aerospace structural parts, machinery housings, functional prototypes.

 
Advantages
L ow porosity, high density
Maintains structural integrity for thin or hollow parts
Suitable for complex shapes
Consistent quality across batches
Supports multiple alloys
Sand Casting Serve
 
 

Sand Casting

   
Best for large or heavy parts requiring a cost-effective, flexible solution.
 
Description
Sand casting involves pouring molten metal into sand molds. It is versatile, able to handle a wide variety of metals and alloys, and ideal for low- to medium-volume production of large components.
 

 
Applications
Industrial machinery housings, pump bodies, large structural parts, engine blocks.
 
Advantages
Cost-effective tooling
Flexible for multiple metals
Large part size capability
Suitable for low- to medium-volume production
Simple mold modification for design changes
 
 
Prototype Casting Serve
 
 

Prototype Casting

 
Best for early-stage functional testing and low-volume prototype parts.
 
Description
Prototype casting provides fast, cost-effective production of parts to validate design and functionality before mass production. Supports multiple alloys and surface finish options.

 
Applications
Proof-of-concept parts, design verification, functional testing, early-stage development components.

 
Advantages
Quick turnaround
Low cost for small quantities
Supports multiple materials
Enables design validation before full production
Can integrate post-processing as needed
 
    

Which Casting Process Is Right For Your Project?

Selecting the Right Casting Process Can Reduce Cost, Improve Quality, and Shorten Lead Times.
Different casting processes offer unique advantages depending on part geometry, material requirements, production volume, dimensional tolerances, and performance expectations.
Our engineering team helps you evaluate these factors and recommend the most suitable manufacturing solution for your project.
  Project Requirement Recommended Process
  High-Volume Production Die Casting
  Complex Geometries Investment Casting
  Large Components Sand Casting
  High Structural Strength Gravity Casting
  Reduced Porosity Low-Pressure Casting
  Product Validation & Testing Prototype Casting
  Lowest Tooling Investment Sand Casting
  Best Surface Finish Investment Casting
  Fast Production Rate Die Casting
  Lightweight Aluminum Parts Gravity Casting
We Help You Evaluate

Not Sure Which Process Fits Your Design?

From Prototype Tooling to Mass Production — Fast, Accurate, Reliable
Upload your CAD files or technical drawings and receive:

✓ Process Recommendation
✓ Manufacturability Review
✓ Preliminary Cost Evaluation
✓ Lead Time Estimate
✓ Engineering Feedback
Within 24 Hours
Contact us

*Please upload only step/stl/pdf/dwg files. Size limit is 25MB.

Casting Materials We Support

Selecting the right casting material is critical to achieving the required mechanical performance, durability, corrosion resistance, and cost efficiency. At NAITE TECH, we support a wide range of metal casting materials, covering aluminum, zinc, steel, iron, copper-based alloys, and special alloys for demanding applications.
Our engineering team assists in material selection, performance optimization, and cost trade-off analysis to ensure each casting solution meets functional and commercial requirements.
Aluminum Alloys Cast Parts
 

Aluminum Alloys

  

Common Grades: A356, A360, A380, ADC12, AlSi10Mg
Best for: Lightweight, high-strength mechanical parts
Properties: Corrosion-resistant, good thermal conductivity, excellent machinability, favorable strength-to-weight ratio
Uses: Automotive components, robotics structures, electronics housings, aerospace structural parts

 Zinc Alloy Cast Parts
 

Zinc Alloys

  

Common Grades: Zamak 3, Zamak 5, Zamak 8, Zamak 12
Best for: High-precision, complex small components
Properties: Excellent fluidity, thin-wall capability, high dimensional stability, smooth surface finish
Uses: Connectors, brackets, consumer electronics, decorative and cosmetic components

    

   

Magnesium Alloys Casting Parts
 

Magnesium Alloys

  
Common Grades: AZ91D, AM60B
Best for: Ultra-lightweight components with high strength-to-weight ratio
Properties: Approximately 33% lighter than aluminum, excellent castability, good shock absorption
Uses: Automotive lightweight parts, aerospace structures, handheld devices, portable equipment housings
Stainless Steel Casting Parts
 

Stainless Steel

  

Common Grades: 304, 316, 316L, 410, 17-4PH
Best for: High-strength, corrosion-resistant precision parts
Properties: Excellent durability, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, suitable for harsh environments
Uses: Medical devices, industrial machinery, tooling components, aerospace and defense applications

Carbon & Alloy Steel Casting Parts
 

Carbon & Alloy Steel

  

Common Grades: 1020, 1045, 4130, 4140
Best for:Load-bearing and high-stress structural components
Properties: High toughness, excellent mechanical performance, good fatigue resistance
Uses: Gears, shafts, valves, automotive and heavy machinery components

     

Copper & Bronze Alloys Casting Parts
 

Copper & Bronze Alloys

  

Common Grades: C11000, C51000, C95400
Best for: Electrical components and wear-resistant parts
Properties: Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, good corrosion and wear resistance
Uses: Electrical fittings, marine hardware, industrial bearings and bushings

  

Engineering Support Note

If you are unsure which casting material best fits your application, our engineers provide material selection consulting and DFM analysis to balance performance, manufacturability, and cost efficiency.

Casting Material Performance Comparison Table

This comparison helps engineers and buyers quickly evaluate material suitability based on functional performance and manufacturing behavior.

Material Category

Typical Alloys

Strength Level

Weight

Corrosion Resistance

Cost Level

Aluminum Alloys

A356, A380, ADC12

Medium–High

Light

Good

$$

Zinc Alloys

Zamak 3, 5

Medium

Medium

Moderate

$$

Magnesium Alloys

AZ91D, AM60B

Medium

Ultra-Light

Moderate

$$$

Stainless Steel

304, 316, 17-4PH

Very High

Heavy

Excellent

$$$$

Carbon & Alloy Steel

1020, 1045, 4140

High

Heavy

Low–Moderate

$$$

Copper & Bronze

C11000, C95400

Medium

Heavy

Good

$$$$

Gray Iron

ASTM A48

Medium

Heavy

Low

$

Ductile Iron

ASTM A536

High

Heavy

Moderate

$$

Engineering Selection Guidelines
Lowest cost + mass production: Zinc or aluminum die casting
Lightweight structural parts: Aluminum or magnesium alloys
High corrosion & strength requirements: Stainless steel investment casting
Heavy-duty mechanical loads: Ductile iron or alloy steel
Electrical or wear resistance needs: Copper or bronze alloys
Need Help Selecting the Right Material?
Material selection affects:
✓ Mechanical Strength  ✓ Corrosion Resistance  ✓ Weight  ✓ Machinability  ✓ Production Cost  ✓ Service Life
Our engineering team can help identify the most suitable alloy based on your design and application requirements.

Real Casting Parts We Manufacture

Real Manufacturing Cases Delivered for Global Clients
Below are selected casting projects manufactured by NAITE TECH. These examples demonstrate our capabilities in producing high-precision, complex, and production-grade cast components across multiple industries.
Each project includes casting, CNC machining, surface finishing, and quality inspection based on customer requirements.

Do You Have a Similar Project?

From Prototype Tooling to Mass Production — Fast, Accurate, Reliable
If you are developing a new product or looking for an alternative supplier, our engineering team can help you evaluate manufacturability, select the right process, and optimize cost and performance.
 
You Can Send:
✓ 2D Drawings  ✓ 3D CAD Files  ✓ Material Requirements  ✓ Annual Quantity

You Will Get:
✓ Process Recommendation  ✓ DFM Feedback  ✓ Cost Estimate  ✓ Lead Time Analysis

Precision Quality Control Throughout Every Manufacturing Stage

At NAITE TECH, quality is not a final step—it is integrated into every stage of the casting and machining process. From raw material verification to final inspection, we ensure every component meets strict dimensional, mechanical, and performance requirements.

1. Incoming Material Inspection

All raw materials are verified before production to ensure compliance with required chemical and mechanical specifications.

Includes:

✓ Material grade verification

✓ Chemical composition analysis

✓ Supplier certification review

2. Process Quality Control

Quality checks are performed during casting and machining to prevent defects early in production.

Includes:

✓ Process parameter monitoring

✓ Mold condition inspection

✓ In-process dimensional checks

3. Dimensional Inspection

Critical dimensions are measured to ensure full compliance with engineering drawings.

Includes:

✓ Caliper & micrometer measurement

✓ Coordinate verification

✓ Tolerance validation

4. CMM Inspection (Coordinate Measuring Machine)

Advanced 3D measurement ensures high-precision components meet tight tolerance requirements.

Includes:

✓ 3D dimensional inspection

✓ GD&T verification

✓ Critical feature analysis

5. First Article Inspection (FAI)

Before mass production, initial samples are fully inspected and approved by engineering teams.

Includes:

✓ Full dimensional report

✓ Functional verification

✓ Customer approval process

6. Final Inspection Before Shipment

Every batch undergoes final inspection before packaging and delivery.

Includes:

✓ Appearance check

✓ Dimensional final verification

✓ Packaging inspection

  • ✓ Material Certificates (MTC)​​​​​​​
  • ✓ Inspection Reports​​​​​​​
  • ✓ CMM Reports​​​​​​​
  • ✓ First Article Inspection (FAI)​​​​​​​
  • ✓ Certificate of Conformity (COC)​​​​​​​
  • ✓ PPAP Documentation (on request)​​​​​​​

Quality You Can Rely On

From Prototype Tooling to Mass Production — Fast, Accurate, Reliable
We help manufacturers reduce risk by ensuring every part is inspected, verified, and documented before shipment.
 
This Means For You:
✓ Fewer production defects
✓ Lower supply chain risk
✓ Stable long-term quality
✓ Easier supplier qualification

Casting Capabilities & Technical Specifications

Evaluate our manufacturing capabilities across casting processes, material options, dimensional tolerances, part sizes, production volumes, and secondary operations. These specifications provide a quick overview of the technical parameters we support for prototype and production casting projects.
Specification Capability        
Casting Processes Die Casting, Investment Casting, Sand Casting, Gravity Casting, Low-Pressure Casting        
Supported Materials Aluminum, Steel, Stainless Steel, Iron, Brass, Bronze        
Part Weight Range 0.05 kg – 500 kg        
Maximum Part Size Up to 1500 mm        
Minimum Wall Thickness From 1.5 mm        
Typical Casting Tolerance ISO 8062 CT6–CT8        
CNC Machining Tolerance Up to ±0.02 mm        
Surface Roughness Ra 1.6 – 6.3 μm        
Prototype Lead Time 7–15 Days        
Tooling Lead Time 15–30 Days        
Production Volume Prototype to 100,000+ Parts        
Quality Documentation Available Upon Request        
Part Size
Small Precision Components to Large Industrial Castings​​​​​​​
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Precision
Up to ±0.02 mm After CNC Machining​​​​​​​
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Materials
30+ Supported Metal Alloys​​​​​​​
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Volume
Prototype to Mass Production​​​​​​​
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How We Deliver Your Casting Project

A Clear, Structured Manufacturing Process From Drawing to Delivery
At NAITE TECH, we follow a transparent and engineering-driven workflow to ensure every casting project is executed efficiently, accurately, and with full quality control at every stage.
Step 1
Drawing & Requirement Review

You submit 2D drawings or 3D CAD files along with material, quantity, and application requirements.

We review all technical details to understand your project goals.
Step 2​​​​​​​
Engineering Evaluation (DFM Analysis)

Our engineering team evaluates manufacturability and provides suggestions to optimize:

✓ Part geometry
✓ Wall thickness
✓ Draft angles
✓ Material selection
✓ Cost efficiency
Step 3
Process Recommendation & Quotation

We recommend the most suitable casting process based on your requirements:

Die Casting
Investment Casting
Sand Casting
Gravity Casting
Low-Pressure Casting
You will receive a detailed quotation with lead time and technical feedback.
Step 4
Tooling & Mold Development

Once approved, we begin tooling design and mold manufacturing.


This stage ensures:
✓ Accurate geometry replication
✓ Stable production quality
✓ Long-term durability of tooling

Step 5
Sample Production

We produce initial samples for evaluation and testing.

This ensures all specifications are met before mass production.
Step 6
Sample Approval (FAI)

First Article Inspection is performed and submitted for customer approval.

Includes:
✓ Dimensional report
✓ Visual inspection
✓ Functional validation (if required)
Step 7
Mass Production

After approval, we begin stable production with strict process control.

Includes:
✓ In-process inspection
✓ Batch consistency control
✓ Quality monitoring
Step 8
Final Inspection & Global Delivery

All parts undergo final inspection before packaging and shipment.

We provide global logistics support to ensure safe and timely delivery.​​​​​​​
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