Green Policy
We recognise our obligations to the
environment
and have invested in
extraction and filtration
to reduce particular matter that we emit to the atmosphere.
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Sand Casting
Sand casting is a traditional process using moist/damp sand
to form a mould around a pattern shape. This traditional process
offers low cost startup and is suitable for low volume production and the casting
of alloys that are not possible in dies.
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Lost Wax
Lost wax, also known as investment casting, is a process that allows
excellent manufacturing of parts with intricate detail. we offer castings
using this process up to a maximum weight of three kilos in a wide range of alloys that include copper
based, nickel, silver, and alloys to meet a customer's specific requirements.
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Shell Moulding
This process allows you to use alloys such as LG1, LG2 and LG3.
This process offers an excellent surface finish with high integrity and can be used for products in
medium to high value.
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CNC Die Casting
This process maintains a consistent quality where the parameters of casting pre outlined
with a computer numerically controlled program. This process was introduced in Cubra Castings
in the mid 90's and through continued investment the process has been improved to the current high standard of
CNC casting machinery used today. The range of products to be cast need to fit in a maximum die size of 600mm
Maximum cast weight 8.5kg offering high volume and low unit cost.
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Conventional Die Casting
This method is the traditional manual controlled process that began gravity diecasting
in the last century. The process still has it's benefits today. These include low volume,
low die cost, allowing smaller batch size and low unit cost.
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Conventional Machining
Conventional machining allows quick and easy setups, thus allowing low volume production.
Also available are turned products on our in house bar feed machines. This enables us the
manufacturing flexibility to combine high and low volume products to meet
customer requirements. This process is used for brass and
aluminium alloys.
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CNC Machining
CNC Machining is the most common way of machining our products to maintain a
high degree of manufacturing continuity. This delivers high quality for
low, medium and high volume low cost part production. This technology is increasingly facilitating the
future product demands of our customers.
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