Castings (bronze or brass)
Permanent mold casting: faucet bracket body
Our capability for creating a thicker chill layer on a casting product allows the body to be made thinner by cutting or other means, while maintaining pressure-proof performance or other properties in subsequent processes, which results in a lightweight product.
Only core sand is used, which reduces waste sand to be discharged.
Our work involving cutting, surface treatment with buffing or plating, and assembly with other parts rather than supplying casting material allows us to supply products of quality, minimizing our clients’ loss.
| Casting weight | Approx. 1600 g |
| Front (silvery object in the photo) | |
| Materials | Brass and Bronze. Lead free Brass and Bronze. |
| Process | Cutting work Buffing finish Nickel chrome plating |
| Back (golden object in the photo) | |
| Materials | Lead-free casting General brass also available |
| Process | Cutting work to finish |
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Bronze casting by shell molding
This process has better dimensional accuracy than general sand casting, and allows design taking thickness into consideration to save weight.
| Casting weight | Approx. 500 g |
| Product size | Approx. φ 45 mmOverall length: 110 mm |
| Materials | Brass and Bronze. Lead free Brass and Bronze. |
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Lead-free bronze casting (production with environmentally friendly materials)
We are one of the first companies to test productivity with environmentally friendly materials to organize our production.
| Materials | Brass and Bronze. Lead free Brass and Bronze. |
| Other types of processing available | |
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Product features
- The difference in thickness is relatively large in the as-cast state (thickness of 3.5 mm to 20 mm).
- All outer circles maintain their pressure-proof performance after cutting work, which solves the problem of defects, such as pores or pinholes generated in producing castings.


