Custom Aluminum Casting Harvester Clutch Cover

Custom Aluminum Casting Parts And Harvester Clutch Cover

Product Description

Seger can provide you with many kinds of  Forged Aluminum Parts, and all we need is your dimension or drawing. Seger devotes ourselves to forging, casting and die casting parts and we have a lot of oversea customers. You can trust us and give us a chance to make your business better.
 
Molding process---gravity casting
Material:---Al alloy,zinc alloy
Industry involved---Agricultural& Engineering& Automotive industry
Wall thickness requirements---min 2mm
Manufacturer certification---ISO9001 (2000)
 
Test Reports
 
We can supply aluminum die casting products with following test reports:
? Chemical composition report     ? Tensile strength report 
? Key dimension checking report ? Full dimension report
? Third-party test report
We will design each special tooling to control key dimensions of aluminum die casting parts in each process. We can ensure each key dimension under control.
 
 
 
 
FAQ
 
Q1: What is your MOQ?
A1: Our MOQ is 100 pieces.
 
Q2:Do you offer free sample?
A2: We can provide you a sample but you need to pay for it and also the freight .
 
Q3: What is your payment term?
A3: 30% down payment after confirming the contract/PI and the balance before shipment/copy of Bill of Lading .
 
Q4: What normal cooperation processes do you have?
First , we need your drawing for quotation .
Second , you accept our quotation , then you pay for the tooling cost and we will arrange to make the sample on approval .
Third , you approve with the sample and we make sales contract for you to confirm .
Fourth , manufacturing products and shipping to you .
Fifth , you pay us the balance .
Finally , you receive aluminum die casting parts and feedback .

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