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Dedicated to the production of stainless steel, carbon steel and low alloy steel materials, precision casting steel parts, the use of advanced silica gel casting process, water glass lost wax casting process and film sand casting process.

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Bronze casting uses copper and tin as its main components. Due to its high corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and high-temperature resistance, bronze alloy is suitable for manufacturing products that require corrosion resistance and wear resistance, such as ship parts, machine tool parts, and tools. Bronze castings are inherently corrosion-resistant, allowing them to withstand exposure to a variety of environments, including marine, industrial, and chemical environments. Bronze can also have good self-lubricating properties, which has advantages in some situations where friction and friction and wear need to be reduced. Bronze casting is fully recyclable with no loss of performance or quality. This contributes to sustainable development and reduces the need for newly mined copper ore.

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Dongtai Weiqiang Machinery Paprts Factory
Dongtai Weiqiang Machinery Paprts Factory

Dongtai City's strong mechanical parts factory is fammous China Bronze Casting Parts manufacturers and Custom Bronze Casting Parts factory, a combination of industry and trade enterprises, is committed to the production of stainless steel, carbon steel, and low alloy steel materials, precision cast steel parts, the use of advanced silicone casting process, water glass lost wax casting process, and film sand casting process.


It is a diversified casting of large-scale professional production base, a set of precision casting plants and machining plants in one, based on the high-grade and high-end market, the annual production capacity of precision castings, and various types of castings.

The annual production of precision castings and all kinds of castings of more than 20,000 tonnes, mainly exported to the United States, Germany, Japan, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Australia, Canada and dozens of countries, cooperation with many of the customers in the train, automobile, forklift and construction machinery OEM customers, including the world's top 500 companies more than 10, has become an important supplier of precision castings for them in China.

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Can bronze casting parts be used in corrosive environments like marine or chemical industries?
Bronze casting parts are often chosen for use in corrosive environments such as marine or chemical industries. Bronze alloys, particularly those with higher levels of tin, exhibit excellent corrosion resistance against seawater, chemicals, and atmospheric conditions. This makes them highly suitable for applications where exposure to moisture, saltwater, or aggressive chemicals is common.
Bronze's resistance to corrosion stems from its ability to form a protective oxide layer on its surface, which enhances its durability and longevity in harsh environments. This property makes bronze casting parts particularly valuable for marine components like ship propellers, valves, fittings, and other underwater equipment where corrosion prevention is critical.
Moreover, in chemical industries where exposure to acids, alkalis, or other corrosive substances occurs, bronze casting parts can offer reliable performance due to their inherent resistance to chemical attack.
Overall, bronze casting parts are chosen not only for their mechanical properties but also for their ability to withstand the challenging conditions encountered in marine and chemical environments, making them a preferred material in these industries.

  

What is the process involved in bronze casting?
Pattern Creation:The process begins with the creation of a pattern, which is typically made from wood, plastic, or metal. This pattern replicates the shape and dimensions of the desired final bronze part.
Mold Making:A mold is created around the pattern to form a cavity into which the molten bronze will be poured. Depending on the complexity of the Bronze casting part, molds can be made from materials like sand (for sand casting), ceramic (for investment casting), or metal (for die casting).
Pattern Removal (for certain methods):In processes like investment casting, once the mold material has set, the pattern is removed or melted away, leaving behind a cavity in the shape of the desired part.
Preparation and Pouring:The mold is prepared by ensuring it is clean and ready to receive the molten bronze. The bronze, heated to a specific temperature in a furnace, is then poured into the mold cavity through a gating system.
Solidification:After pouring, the molten bronze begins to solidify as it cools within the mold cavity. The cooling rate and process control are critical to achieving desired mechanical properties and minimizing defects.
Mold Removal:Once the bronze has sufficiently cooled and solidified, the mold material is broken away or removed. This reveals the rough bronze casting, which is then cleaned of any residual mold material or gating systems.
Finishing:The bronze casting undergoes various finishing processes, which may include grinding, sandblasting, machining, or polishing to achieve the final desired surface finish and dimensional accuracy.