Machined Casting

AmTech delivers high-precision machined castings using investment, gravity, die, sand, and grey iron casting, ensuring complex geometries and superior surface finishes.
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Investment Casting

AmTech offers investment castings with intricate details and complex geometries, suitable for high-precision, alloy-specific parts with excellent surface finishes and minimal machining required.

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Gravity Casting

The Gravity Casting process is a cost-effective alternative to sand casting that can be utilized to create a variety of parts in different sizes using aluminum and other light alloys.

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Die Casting

Die casting is ideal for large-scale production runs. It's a cost-effective process for producing aluminum and other metal products, including zinc and magnesium.

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Sand Casting

AmTech’s sand casting process produces high-quality metal components in a wide range of sizes and materials, including aluminum, iron, and steel.

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of machined casting processes does AmTech offer?

We provide investment casting, gravity casting, die casting, and sand casting, each suited for different part sizes, geometries, and production volumes.

What materials can be used for machined castings?

Our capabilities include aluminum, iron, steel, zinc, magnesium, and other light alloys, allowing us to meet a variety of strength and application requirements.

How do I choose the right casting process for my project?

The best process depends on your part’s geometry, size, material, surface finish, and production volume. Contact us for expert guidance on selecting the most cost-effective and efficient method.

What industries use AmTech’s machined castings?

We serve automotive, industrial, energy, medical, and other sectors that require high-precision, durable metal components.

What are the advantages of investment casting?

Investment casting allows for intricate details, complex geometries, and excellent surface finishes, often with minimal machining required—ideal for high-precision, alloy-specific parts.

When is gravity casting a good alternative to sand casting?

Gravity casting is a cost-effective option for aluminum and light alloy parts, providing better surface finishes and mechanical properties than sand casting, especially for medium-volume production.

Can AmTech support both sampling and mass production?

Yes, as an OEM-approved Tier I & II manufacturer, we support clients from prototype sampling through to full-scale mass production, ensuring quality and cost efficiency at every stage.

How do I request a quote or get started with a machined casting project?

Simply request a quote or contact us with your project details, and our team will review your requirements and provide a tailored proposal.

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