Sand casting is a widely used method of producing small and large metal castings - both ferrous and non ferrous - by pouring molten metal into a sand mould, comprising a mixture of silica sand and clay (known as ‘Greensand’) or silica sand and chemicals (generally known as ‘Air set’).

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Investment casting is one of the world’s oldest manufacturing procedures. This process, capable of producing excellent surface finishes and complex, intricate shapes requiring little, if any, subsequent machining or secondary processes, is normally used on smaller castings.

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Die casting is one of the fastest, most efficient and economical manufacturing techniques for producing metal components in non-ferrous materials, such as aluminium, copper, zinc and magnesium alloys, by forcing molten metal, under high pressure, into a die mould.

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