Eagle Precision Cast Parts

Produces metal components using the lost-wax process, from prototype quantities to production programs. Ferrous and nonferrous alloy options support parts with complex geometry that would be difficult to make through conventional machining alone.

Reviews designs for castability and uses casting simulation to help establish a production approach. Early collaboration considers part geometry and tooling requirements before wax patterns and ceramic shells are produced.

Operates wax injection, shell-building and melting equipment within its Muskegon investment casting facility. These stages connect the production pattern to the mold used to cast each component.

Operates wax injection, shell-building and melting equipment within its Muskegon investment casting facility. These stages connect the production pattern to the mold used to cast each component.

Evaluates cast components using dimensional and material inspection methods. Published capabilities include CMM measurement, 3D scanning, spectrometry, hardness testing and X-ray inspection, with requirements established for the customer’s program.

Arranges additional machining, heat treatment and coating work through a supplier network. Customers can discuss a finished-part requirement alongside the casting rather than treating every downstream operation as a separate sourcing task.