STAINLESS STEEL
INVESTMENT CASTINGS
Manufacturer of Stainless Steel Investment Castings
Pahwa MetalTech is renowned for producing top-quality and versatile investment castings. Our expertise spans a variety of stainless steel alloys, ranging from common ones like SS 316 and SS 304 to more complex materials such as 17-4PH, ensuring our products endure over time across various applications.
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Our castings are integral to industries like construction, farming, and art, adding both functionality and aesthetics. With a focus on accuracy and quality, Pahwa MetalTech remains a dependable choice for businesses in need of durable investment castings.
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Our Strength & Key Competencies
Good Mechanical Properties
Our shell designs are meticulously crafted based on simulation results. By implementing process and temperature controls, we achieve high-integrity castings that exhibit excellent mechanical properties.
Excellent Surface Finish
A comprehensive shrinkage analysis, combined with the use of high-quality wax, is employed to ensure outstanding dimensional control and consistency in repeatability.
Controlled Metallurgy
With our Vacuum Casting Technology, we can create intricate geometries and sections. In certain instances, this process can serve as a cost-effective alternative to expensive 3D metal printing method.
Stainless Steel Alloy Castings
Duplex Stainless Steel Alloys
Duplex Stainless Steels are engineered to offer superior corrosion resistance, especially against chloride stress corrosion, while also delivering greater strength compared to standard austenitic SS such as SS304 or SS316.
Martensitic & PH Alloys
These grades are primarily Fe-Cr alloys that contain a higher carbon content compared to ferritic grades. This characteristic allows them to harden when cooled in air, oil, or water. Common examples include grades like 17-4PH and 17-7PH.
Ferritic Stainless Steel Alloys
Ferritic steel is a type of stainless steel alloy that consists of more than 12% chromium. These steels cannot be hardened through heat treatment. Common grades include 430, 430L, and 434.
