Many customers say that they want to enter the precision casting industry, but they don't know how to calculate costs. Below, Wuxi Dechang will explain to you that the cost calculation of precision casting usually involves multiple factors, mainly including the following aspects:

Material cost: including the cost of metal raw materials used for casting, with significant price differences for metals of different materials such as stainless steel, aluminum alloy, titanium alloy, etc.

Process complexity: The complexity of product design directly affects production costs. Complex castings may require more mold making time, wax repair techniques, and subsequent processing.

Mold cost: including the manufacturing, repair, and depreciation expenses of wax pressing molds (or wax injection molds).

Grinding tool manufacturing: The cost may vary depending on the complexity and material of the grinding tool.

The service life of the mold: The more times it is used, the lower the cost of the mold allocated to a single product.