Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Sand Casting

Sand casting is one of the oldest casting techniques and remains a key process in modern manufacturing due to its versatility. Sand-cast components can range in weight from just a few grams to several tonnes, with complexity varying from simple shapes to intricate geometries. This method is compatible with virtually any alloy.

In its basic form, sand casting is one of the simplest production methods, yet it offers numerous advantages—particularly for short-run or complex castings that require multiple cores, as well as for large castings.

Benefits of Sand Casting

Copper Casting: A Cost-Effective & Sustainable Solution

If weight and cost are primary concerns, copper casting is an excellent choice, offering a balance between affordability and sustainability. For instance, copper rotors consume less power than aluminum rotors and operate at lower temperatures, thereby extending the lifespan of the motor.

Gravity Die Casting

At Sudarsan Engineering Industries (SEI), we specialize in producing high-quality gravity die castings at our state-of-the-art foundry. Our non-ferrous casting facility is ideally suited for medium-run production of components made from aluminum and other non-ferrous alloys. These castings are used across various industries, including:

What is Gravity Die Casting?

Gravity die casting is a permanent mold casting process where molten alloy is poured into a mold using only gravity, without external pressure. This results in castings that are significantly less porous than those produced by other casting methods. The process ensures dimensional accuracy, smooth surface finishes, and thin-walled components, with the capability to cast intricate shapes and embedded inserts. As a result, little to no secondary machining is required.

Benefits of Gravity Die Casting

At SEI, we leverage our extensive experience and advanced casting techniques to produce high-performance gravity die cast components that meet the most demanding industry standards.