FROM ONE OUNCE TO 30,000 POUNDS
A single foundry quotes what its equipment can make. GW starts from your print.
Because we place work across a qualified network of domestic and international foundries, every major casting process is on the table — and the recommendation you get is driven by what the part needs: geometry, material, tolerance, volume, and cost.
Green sand, no-bake, and shell molding across the network, from ounces to multi-ton castings. Competitive tooling costs make sand casting the practical choice for prototypes and short runs; process control keeps it dependable at production volume.
For smaller, complex, higher-volume parts, investment casting delivers near-net shape and cuts downstream cost. If your part is a fit, we’ll place it with the right specialty foundry — you don’t have to go find one.
When casting and machining are quoted separately, every defect becomes a debate between two vendors. At GW, both are managed by one team, so it’s simply our problem to fix. Pilot runs validate every setup; CMM inspection verifies critical dimensions — bores, flatness, alignment — before parts ship. What arrives is ready for your line.
Gray iron, ductile iron, steel, stainless, aluminum, bronze, and custom alloys formulated to your requirement.
If you have a material spec, we’ll meet it.
Specs & Tolerances.
Every part is produced to your drawing and your acceptance criteria. If you’re not sure what tolerance a process can hold, ask — you’ll get an honest answer before you commit, not an excuse after.
What to Send With Your RFQ.
The faster we understand the part, the faster you get a real number. Helpful to include: