Suits us
Cast bronze with relief and character
Censers, statues, plaques, lettering, vessels, hardware and fittings — work where the pattern carries detail and a human hand finishes it. Sand casting for volume, lost wax where the undercuts need it.
OEM & tooling
Your design, our furnace — and the tooling stays on your account
Most of the fear in placing an OEM order in Asia is about what happens to your pattern afterwards. We write our answer down: a private pattern is cast for you and for nobody else, it is kept on our shelf between your orders, and it is returned or destroyed if you ask.
The route from a drawing to a container
Seven steps, and what each one needs from you
What you send
A drawing, a 3D file, photographs from several angles, or the physical piece. Give the overall height you want and say which dimension is the one that must not move.
Feasibility & quotation
Within two working days we say whether it can be cast as drawn, what we would change and why, and quote the tooling and the unit price at your quantities.
Pattern making
Wooden or resin pattern, or a 3D print taken from your file. Shrinkage, draft and feeding are added here — this is the step that decides whether the casting fills.
Sample casting
One piece cast and finished. Photographs from six angles, with a tape in frame, before it is shipped to you for approval.
Approval in writing
You sign off the sample, the finish and the mark. Anything you want changed is changed on the pattern, not argued about later.
Production
21–30 days of casting for a normal order, plus finishing. Photographs at the fettling and patina stages so colour is agreed before packing.
Inspection & packing
Dimensions, weight and colour checked against the approved sample, photographed, then foam, carton and crate. Your carton and insert card if you supply them.
What we are good at, and what we are not
Read this before you send a drawing
Does not suit us
Machined tolerances and mass plastics
If your part needs ±0.1 mm, a CNC shop should make it, not a village foundry. We will tell you that at the quotation stage rather than take the order and disappoint you.
Ask first
Very large single pieces
Monumental work is possible but changes the crating, the port handling and the price. Send the height and the site before you plan a budget around it.
Ask first
Declarations for regulated markets
Lead-content or material declarations: tell us what your market demands at the enquiry stage and we will say plainly what we can support in writing, and what we cannot.
Copying other people's work
We will cast your design, your customer's design, or a traditional pattern. We will not copy a piece that is plainly another company's protected design and put your mark on it — if that is the brief, say so early and we will decline early.