Helping You to Protect Your Vision

You understand how your product should function and what it should look like – but unless it can be manufactured economically, consistently and reliably, it will never reach its full commercial potential.

Before committing to production tooling you need expert advice to help you confirm whether casting is the right production method, and if so which casting process is most appropriate. That selection will help to define the component design, and to build a realistic, strong commercial foundation for your product. That means involving the right expertise at exactly the right time.

At MRT Castings, we encourage customers to bring us in at the earliest concept stage. This is where Design for Manufacture (DFM) delivers the greatest value.

More Than a Supplier

When designing a cast component, the first steps of the project are vital to smoothing the future path. For a modest, structured fee, we guide you through each stage of development:

· helping you to select the right manufacturing process

· enhancing your design for casting

· ensuring repeatability and consistent quality from the outset

· building a realistic commercial business case for the project.

Designing cast components is a specialist discipline. Draft angles, wall thickness, material flow and the avoidance of heavy sections or undercuts must all be addressed early. With decades of experience, MRT brings the knowledge needed to get this right first time – reducing downstream costs in tooling, machining and assembly.

As you work with us, you will quickly see the value of having an expert that is transparent and direct. Your commercial success is our priority, and with that in mind, we’ll challenge where needed and guide you where it matters most.

Added Value at Every Stage

See Video - Stage 3: Simulation and Optimisation

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Designing castings is a specialist skill. Die cast components require specific features such as draft taper, even wall thicknesses, and the avoidance of undercuts and isolated heavy sections. All of these issues can be easily overcome if you work directly with our team before you freeze your design. Costs of machining, surface finishing and assembly can also be dramatically reduced if we are consulted early in the design process.

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