Teamco specializes in manufacturing precision components using stainless steel, carbon steel, titanium alloys, and cobalt-based Stellite alloys for demanding industrial applications. With decades of expertise, we provide fully integrated OEM manufacturing services—including tooling design, casting, machining, heat treatment, surface finishing, and inspection—ensuring consistent quality, tight tolerances, and compliance with international standards. Our solutions serve industries such as Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Fluid Control, Industrial, Automotive, Construction, Marine, and Mechanical Automation.

Here’s a breakdown of how it works:
1. Wax Pattern Creation: First, a wax model of the part is made. This model is an exact replica of the final product. Sometimes they’ll make multiple wax patterns and attach them to a central wax sprue, forming what's called a "tree" (think of it like a metal popsicle tree).
2. Ceramic Shell Building: The wax model is dipped in a ceramic slurry, then coated with fine sand or stucco. This process is repeated several times to build up a thick, strong shell around the wax. Then the shell runs through a drying process before removing the wax from the shell.
3. Wax Removal ("Lost Wax"): Once the ceramic shell hardens, it’s heated so the wax inside melts out and drains away—this leaves a hollow ceramic mold.
4. Metal Pouring: Molten metal (steel, aluminum, bronze, etc.) is poured into the ceramic mold.
5. Shell Removal: After the metal cools and solidifies, the ceramic shell is broken off, revealing the cast metal part inside.
6. Finishing Touches: The parts are cut off from the sprue, cleaned up, machined if necessary, and inspected.