We cast complex geometries in stainless steel, carbon steel and specialty alloys — delivering valve bodies, pump components, automotive and industrial parts to 50+ countries.
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Four core product lines engineered for performance-critical applications.
全面的熔模铸造与CNC加工服务
Gate, globe, check & ball valve bodies. Stainless, carbon and alloy steel.
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Impellers, housings, diffusers with complex flow-path geometries.
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Engine brackets, turbo housings, exhaust and structural components.
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Equipment components, custom metal parts, heavy-duty castings.
ExploreThe lost-wax method delivers near-net-shape parts with superior surface finish and tight tolerances.
Precision die tooling, wax pattern injection
Ceramic shell coating with controlled drying
Dewax, preheat, pour molten alloy
CNC finishing to exact specifications
CMM, NDT, chemical & mechanical testing

From DFM review to finished machined parts — we handle the full production chain in-house.
We work with 200+ alloy specifications. Select the right material for your operating conditions.

Corrosion-resistant grades for chemical, marine, food & pharmaceutical applications.

General purpose and low-temperature service for valve, pipeline and structural parts.

High-temperature and wear-resistant alloys for power, petrochemical and mining.
Our castings perform in the world's most demanding environments.
Quality Management
European Conformity
Pressure Equipment
Pipeline Valves
Butterfly Valves
Send drawings or specifications — our engineering team responds within 24 hours with a detailed quote.
Common questions about investment casting and working with Matson Foundry.
Matson Foundry is an ISO 9001-certified investment casting manufacturer producing precision stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel components. The foundry serves valve, pump, automotive, and general industrial markets, pairing lost-wax investment casting with in-house CNC machining to deliver finished, dimensionally accurate parts from a single supplier.
Investment casting, also called lost-wax casting, builds a wax pattern, coats it in a ceramic shell, melts the wax out, then pours molten metal into the cavity. It produces near-net-shape parts with fine surface finish and tight tolerances, well suited to complex geometries in stainless and alloy steels.
A wax pattern is injection-molded and assembled onto a runner tree, then repeatedly dipped in ceramic slurry to form a shell and dewaxed in an autoclave. The fired shell is filled with molten metal, cooled, and broken away; castings are then cut, ground, heat-treated, inspected, and machined.
Investment casting cost depends on part size, alloy, complexity, tolerance, and order volume. Tooling is a one-time upfront cost, while per-part price falls as quantity rises. For exact pricing on a stainless, carbon, or alloy steel part, send a drawing or 3D model to Matson Foundry for a quote.