Complex Geometry, Tight Tolerances, High-Performance Alloys

Investment casting uses a wax pattern and ceramic shell to produce near-net-shape metal components with excellent surface finish and dimensional accuracy. It is the preferred process when part geometry is too complex for sand casting, when alloy performance requirements rule out die casting, or when machining from solid would waste expensive material.

Oakmet coordinates investment casting programs for components ranging from small precision parts to larger structural castings, across a broad range of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys including nickel superalloys, titanium, duplex and super duplex stainless, and stainless steels.