Capabilities
We are your dependable single source for any investment cast solution you require, with the expertise to bring that solution to you fast and cost effectively. From simple prototypes, to large volumes of the most challenging investment castings, we bring our clients a full range of investment casting capabilities to suit any requirement.
Alloys Poured
With over 200 different alloys and base metals poured at Niagara Investment Castings, we can offer you virtually every commonly used engineering metal to meet the mechanical and corrosion resistance requirements of your component. Let us help you to choose the correct metal for your unique challenges. We are your metallurgical experts.
Investment Casting Process
Thank you for your interest in the Investment Casting Process. We sincerely hope we can help you to better understand this innovative manufacturing process, and how it can benefit you. Please choose one of our options to help learn the process, or contact us for a phone call, online meeting, or in-person meeting to learn more.
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Ferrous Castings vs. Non-Ferrous Castings
One of the most distinctive classifications of metal alloys is that today’s most widely used metals can be divided into two categories: ferrous and non-ferrous alloys. Both categories of metals comprise a multitude of alloys, with both similarities and many...
What Are Superalloys? The Characteristics, Applications, and Benefits
The business of manufacturing investment castings involves a working knowledge of a wide range of alloys which our customers require in order to produce their products over a wide range of applications. While the most significant tonnage of alloys cast would be...
Vacuum Investment Casting 101: The Process, Advantages, and Applications
The business of manufacturing investment castings is as old as time itself; however, even though the process of flowing molten metal to produce cast components used in machinery around the world is a well-established process, there also continues to be important...
















