Fanovo is a premier manufacturing factory and ISO 9001 certified supplier specializing in the production of high-quality, custom metal casting parts. We are the trusted foundry partner for OEMs, industrial equipment manufacturers, and wholesale suppliers who require precision-engineered components with superior structural integrity and complex geometries.
By leveraging a range of advanced casting processes, we transform raw metal into near-net-shape parts that form the backbone of your products. Partnering with the Fanovo factory means gaining access to comprehensive engineering support, state-of-the-art foundry facilities, and in-house finishing capabilities, all managed through a seamless, factory-direct supply chain.
Fanovo: Beyond a Traditional Foundry
We provide an integrated solution that goes from initial design consultation to finished, ready-to-assemble components.
Process Optimization for Your Part: We don’t force a one-size-fits-all solution. Our engineers help you select the ideal casting method—investment, die, or sand casting—to perfectly balance your requirements for cost, surface finish, dimensional accuracy, and production volume.
Engineering for Manufacturability (DFM): Before any metal is poured, our experts collaborate with your team to optimize your part design for the casting process. This crucial step reduces material waste, minimizes porosity, improves strength, and lowers your final per-unit cost.
In-House Precision CNC Machining: A raw casting is rarely the final product. Our vertically integrated facility includes a full-service CNC machine shop. We handle all necessary secondary operations—milling, turning, drilling, and threading—to machine your cast parts to their final, tight-tolerance specifications. This one-stop-shop approach streamlines your supply chain and ensures total quality control.
Guaranteed Quality & Material Integrity: As your factory partner, we take quality personally. We use spectrometers to verify alloy composition, CMMs for dimensional accuracy, and offer non-destructive testing (like X-ray and dye penetrant) to ensure your parts are free from internal defects. Our entire process is governed by our strict ISO 9001 QMS.
We specialize in brass casting, stainless steel casting and aluminum casting components. Our product range covers valve cast bodies, strainer housings, mounting brackets, connecting linkages and customized hardware for fluid control, plumbing and marine systems. We support both standard off-the-shelf castings and fully custom OEM development according to your drawings or samples.
Yes. Our engineering team accepts 2D drawings, 3D STEP/IGS files and physical samples. We can complete mold development, prototype trial production and mass production. We will conduct dimensional inspection on prototypes for your confirmation before bulk orders to ensure all castings match your technical requirements.
We supply multiple materials to meet different working conditions: HPb59 brass, CF8/CF8M stainless steel, cast aluminum and ductile iron. We can also adjust material formulations on request. Different materials offer unique advantages in corrosion resistance, pressure resistance and cost to fit industrial, plumbing and marine applications.
We offer multiple surface treatments: raw casting finish, polishing, shot blasting, sandblasting, electroplating and passivation for stainless steel parts. Surface treatment improves anti-corrosion performance and aesthetic appearance. We can recommend the most suitable finish based on your working environment and budget.
Our casting components can comply with PN16 pressure standards, ABS marine certification and common international industry specifications. We can provide material test reports (MTR), dimensional inspection reports upon request. If you need specific third-party certification documents, please inform us at the inquiry stage.
For our existing standard casting molds, the MOQ is flexible. For new customized products requiring new molds, we will discuss the MOQ together with mold costs. We welcome small trial orders for quality verification before large-scale OEM cooperation. Contact our sales team to get tailored MOQ terms.
We implement strict quality control across the whole process: raw material composition inspection, casting process monitoring, dimensional testing, visual defect inspection and pressure testing if required. Defective products will be sorted out before packaging. We maintain complete inspection records to guarantee consistent batch quality for long-term OEM customers.
Standard in-stock casting items can be shipped within 7–10 working days. For mass production orders using existing molds, lead time is generally 20–30 working days. For brand-new custom castings including mold making and sample confirmation, the cycle will be around 35–50 working days. The exact schedule will be confirmed in your official quotation.
Absolutely. Most of our cast components are designed and manufactured for valves, strainers, pipeline fittings and fluid handling equipment. Our castings feature stable structure, good pressure resistance and tight dimensional tolerance, perfectly matching assembly requirements for industrial, commercial plumbing and marine fluid systems.
Yes. We provide standard export packaging including cartons, pallets and anti-rust packaging for metal castings to avoid oxidation and damage during long-distance sea or air transportation. We can also support customized labeling, neutral packaging or branded packaging as your requirement, to meet your overseas warehouse and resale needs.
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