Supported by full-range product capabilities enabled by dual casting processes, the company’s products are now exported to more than 20 countries across Europe and America, covering four major sectors: construction machinery, energy equipment, shipbuilding and rail transit. In Q2 this year, multiple batches of investment-cast precision forklift structural parts and sand-cast heavy counterweights were shipped to Germany, the United States and Sweden. Overseas clients reported that accurate process matching has cut overall machining costs by an average of 22% while greatly improving the interchangeability of components, leading to a continuous rise in repeat orders.The company’s foreign trade director stated that global manufacturing industries are now prioritizing cost reduction and efficiency improvement. Simply competing on raw casting prices can no longer satisfy clients’ long-term demands. The differentiated service model integrating investment casting and sand casting delivers one-stop supply solutions ranging from large rough castings to small precision components, eliminating the extra costs incurred by coordinating multiple suppliers. Going forward, the enterprise will further optimize eco-friendly casting techniques, upgrade waste heat recovery and energy-efficient melting equipment, and launch an online consultation service for process selection. Free technical support including part process evaluation and cost estimation will be provided to global purchasers.Industry experts noted that China’s precision casting sector is rapidly shifting toward classified process application and customized production in 2026, with single-process production models gradually phased out. Manufacturers proficient in both sand casting and investment casting that can produce full-size castings will gain a prominent edge in global supply chain competition. This shift will accelerate the transformation of China’s casting industry, moving from exporting low-end rough castings to supplying high-value-added precision components.