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Cast Aluminum Molding Foundry CapabilitiesCapabilities of Cast Aluminum Molding

The molding experts at Bremer Mfg. make the most of the attributes of aluminum, one of the few materials that can be cast by all of the processes used in metal casting. Bremer experts offer the insight experience and equipment to match the particular cost and quality requirements of a cast component…as well as the desires of the customer…with the best possible casting technology.


Aluminum Die Casting

Especially suited to production of large quantities of relatively small parts, maintaining close tolerances and producing good surface finishes.


Permanent Mold Aluminum Casting

(gravity die) casting is also used in high volume production, often with parts that are larger than typical die castings

Sand aluminum casting

commonly takes two forms, both of which fall into Bremer’s capability:


- Conventional sand casting, in which the mold is formed around a pattern by ramming sand, mixed with the proper bonding agent, onto the pattern.


- Evaporative pattern casting (EPC) is a sand casting process that uses an unbounded sand mold with an expendable polystyrene pattern placed inside of the mold


Shell Mold Casting

utilizes a shell of resin-bonded sand only 10 to 20 mm thick - much thinner than typical sand molds.


Plaster Casting

uses a permeable (aerated) or impermeable plaster for the mold. Plaster’s high insulating value allows castings with thin walls to be poured


Investment casting

employs plaster molds and expendable wax patterns, producing precision parts with minimal extra machining


Centrifugal Casting

forces metal into a mold using centrifugal force


Continuous Casting

is done in a short, bottomless, water-cooled metal mold.


Bremer Manufacturing offers:

  • Automated molding and core making
    • 3 Hunter 20s (20x24)
    • 2 Hunter 10s (14x19)
    • 3 Redford 22s
    • 3 Redford 43s
      - Shell
      - Warm Box
  • Airset molding
  • Full service engineering department
  • In-house machining
  • All electric melting
  • Can provide prototypes through production
  • Quality assurance department
  • In-house heat treatment
  • Will integrate with MRP, JIT and KANBAN Systems
  • In-house burnishing

While technology choices may vary, one thing stays constant: the Bremer commitment to ISO9110-assured quality and customer responsiveness. To explore this superior range of options, contact us for further information on an aluminum foundry molding project.

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