Types of Agricultural Casting Parts

Agricultural casting parts are available in various types, including shell casting, investment casting, and die-casting. These parts are available in precision construction standards, OEM configurations, and different metal choices and weights. Listed below are some of the most common types of Agricultural casting parts. To learn more, read on! Agricultural investment castings can be found in various types of agricultural equipment and are perfect for any type of farming or gardening task.

Agricultural investment castings
Agriculture is one of the oldest industries in the world, and the technology behind cutting-edge investment castings makes farming more efficient. Agricultural equipment is often a critical component in farming operations, such as tillage tools and wear parts. These precision investment castings are created with tighter tolerances than sand castings, allowing for more features and reduced machining costs. Here are some examples of agricultural investment castings:

Agricultural investment castings can reduce machining costs by combining multiple parts into a single part. Agricultural investment castings are available in prototype, medium, and high-volume production quantities. The process used depends on the casting tolerance and production volume. Using CIC, customers can save time and money on engineering. Our design services, sourcing, and prototyping capabilities, allow customers to design and produce parts for a fraction of the price.

Agricultural die castings
Agricultural die castings are the most common types of precision investment castings. These components are used in a wide range of products from tillage tools to wear parts on tractors. These components require high precision and accuracy and are generally made of zinc, aluminum, or copper alloys. Agricultural die castings can be produced in two main ways: prototype or permanent mold. In either case, the end result is the same: a highly accurate and durable part that is highly useful for farming.

Agricultural die castings are made from the same alloys as other industrial die castings. Often, die castings are produced by a cold chamber machine to reduce the cost of metal production. However, these parts are still required to pass critical pressure tests. To make sure that they pass the test, agricultural die castings should be made of aluminum. If you're considering investing in aluminum die castings, you should choose a company with extensive experience in machining non-ferrous metals.