Cast with purpose. Machined to your drawing.
Gray iron and ductile iron components for compressor and industrial equipment manufacturers. From your drawing to a defined casting and machining solution.
Gray & ductile ironMaterial to your specification
Casting + machiningConnected manufacturing scope
Made to drawingFrom enquiry to sample approval
Built for the equipment
you build.
Focused experience in compressor components. Versatile capabilities across industrial iron castings.
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ANXIN / MACHINING WORKSHOPA clear path from
metal to component.
Define the material, geometry and delivery condition. We connect casting and machining around the requirements of your part.
01Cast to specification
Iron mold, shell molding and resin sand processes.
Machine with a purpose
Agreed surfaces, dimensions and finishing scope.
Verify what matters
Inspection defined by your acceptance criteria.
Your next project,
with a clear next step.
Share a drawing. Outline the application. We’ll start with the technical requirements.
How we work together ↗- 01
Send your drawing
Upload CAD or PDF files with your material and quantity requirements.
- 02
Define the scope
Review the process, machining, tooling and inspection requirements.
- 03
Approve the sample
Agree acceptance criteria and confirm the drawing revision.
- 04
Move to production
Proceed with the agreed manufacturing and delivery plan.
Quality begins
with the details.
Material verification. Dimensional requirements. Internal integrity. A clear inspection scope makes the difference between an assumption and an agreed result.
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A better-informed enquiry.
What to include in a casting RFQ
A useful casting enquiry combines geometry, material, quantities and acceptance requirements. This checklist helps define the scope of a drawing-based quotation.
Read the guide ↗ENGINEERING GUIDEAs-cast or machined: define your supply scope
The required delivery condition changes the work included in a quotation. Define which surfaces, dimensions and inspection tasks belong to the supplier.
Read the guide ↗MATERIAL GUIDESpecify the material, not just “cast iron”
Gray iron and ductile iron grades need a governing specification. A precise material requirement supports a clear manufacturing and inspection agreement.
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