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EP Casting
Key features
Comprehensive Material Selection
Advanced Processing Capabilities
Extensive Surface Treatment Options
Rigorous Quality Control

FAQs
What industries are supported?
EP Equipment serves diverse industrial sectors with precision cast components. Oil and gas retail stations receive fuel dispenser parts requiring durability and precision. HVAC systems and air compressors utilise structural parts manufactured to exacting tolerances. Industrial automation incorporates mobile robotic parts designed for demanding operational cycles. Piping and fluid systems employ flanges and joint fittings ensuring leak-free connections. Power tool manufacturers source components combining strength with weight optimisation. Electric motor applications across various industries benefit from precision-cast parts. This breadth demonstrates capabilities across sectors requiring reliable, high-quality cast components manufactured to customer specifications.
What drawing formats are accepted?
EP Equipment accepts comprehensive drawing formats facilitating seamless project initiation. PDF files provide universal compatibility for technical drawings and specifications. DWG format enables direct CAD integration with AutoCAD systems. CAD files from various platforms ensure compatibility with customer design environments. DXF format offers cross-platform data exchange capabilities. STEP files provide 3D model data with precise geometric information. IGS (IGES) format ensures compatibility with different CAD systems. This flexibility accommodates diverse customer workflows and design tools, eliminating format conversion challenges and maintaining design intent throughout manufacturing process.
What processing methods are available?
Multiple processing methods ensure optimal manufacturing approaches for each component. Casting creates complex shapes with excellent material properties using investment, die or sand casting processes. CNC machining delivers precision tolerances through computer-controlled operations. CNC lathe and turning operations produce cylindrical features with tight tolerances. 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis CNC milling creates complex geometries and intricate details. Wire-cutting (wire EDM) provides accurate profiles in hardened materials. EDM produces complex cavities and fine details impossible with conventional machining. Grinding achieves superior surface finishes and precise dimensions. Drilling creates accurate hole locations and sizes. Tapping produces threads for assembly requirements. This comprehensive capability set ensures appropriate process selection for optimal results.
How is quality controlled?
Quality control adapts to production volume ensuring consistent standards. Small quantity orders receive 100% full inspection where every component undergoes complete dimensional verification, surface finish evaluation, material certification and functional testing before shipment. This comprehensive approach guarantees absolute quality for prototype, small batch and critical applications. Mass production implements ISO sampling inspection protocols where representative samples undergo rigorous testing according to international standards. Statistical process control monitors production trends. Random sampling verifies ongoing quality. Batch documentation provides complete traceability. This systematic approach maintains quality standards whilst enabling efficient high-volume production.
Are custom specifications accommodated?
Yes, EP Equipment processes components based on supplied samples or drawings enabling complete customisation. Engineering team reviews customer specifications considering material selection, manufacturing processes, dimensional tolerances and surface treatments. DFM (Design for Manufacturing) consultation optimises designs for production efficiency whilst maintaining required functionality. Custom tooling and fixtures developed as needed for specific geometries. Material substitution recommendations offered when alternatives provide improved performance or cost benefits. Surface treatment selection guided by application requirements. Tolerance adjustments discussed to balance functionality with manufacturing capabilities. This collaborative approach ensures components meet exact requirements whilst optimising manufacturing efficiency and cost-effectiveness throughout the complete production process.