ODM Customization Expert
Advanced Production & Processing Equipment
Longwan Machinery has a variety of advanced domestic and foreign molding equipment, including 2 fully automatic production lines for clay sand, 1 semi-automatic production line for clay sand, and 1 coated sand production line, with an annual production capacity of 15,000 tons.
Complete Inspection Flow
Strict Quality Inspection
We have full-process testing equipment: spectrum analyzer, metallographic microscope, universal tensile testing machine, magnetic particle flaw detector, ultrasonic flaw detector, etc.
The above equipment can fully ensure that we can provide customers with high-precision final castings, and at the same time ensure that we meet customers' comprehensive testing requirements for physical and chemical properties of materials, non-destructive testing, high-precision geometric dimension testing, etc.
Our products are mainly exported to multiple countries such as Germany, Japan, Italy, South Korea, and Australia.
Usually, we ship by sea, which is very convenient for export.
Of course, if the customer's goods are urgent, we can also air freight them. Ningbo Airport and Shanghai International Airport are both very close to us.
When quoting, we will confirm the transaction method with you.
For mass production, we usually make a 50% advance payment in advance and then inspect and confirm the shipment before paying the remaining balance.
Firstly, there will be corresponding inspections after each process, and for the final completed product, we will conduct a full inspection according to customer requirements and international standards;
Then, we have advanced and complete top testing equipment in the industry: spectral analyzers, metallographic microscopes, universal tensile testing machines, magnetic particle testing machines, ultrasonic testing machines, etc.
The above equipment can fully ensure the provision of high-precision final castings to customers, while also meeting the comprehensive testing requirements of customers for material physical and chemical properties, non-destructive testing, high-precision geometric dimension testing, and so on.
Our company has more than 120 employees, including 10 professional technicians and 5 engineers.
We have 2 fully automatic clay sand production lines, 1 semi-automatic clay sand production line, and 1 coated sand production line, with an annual production capacity of 15000 tons.
No, currently we produce and customize according to the requirements based on the drawings provided by the customer.
Yes, we are mainly doing customized products according to the customers’ drawings or samples.
Our products cover almost all the applicable equipment manufacturing and machinery manufacturing and processing fields, mainly including automotive trucks, engineering machinery, agricultural machinery, reducers, water pumps, water treatment systems, and other fields.
We mainly produce cast iron parts made of gray cast iron and ductile iron materials.
We are a foundry and a manufacturer of cast iron parts.
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READ MOREYancheng Longwan Machinery Co., Ltd. has cast ductile iron and grey iron components in Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province since 2006, and automotive parts are one of our core product families. We produce calipers, caliper brackets, support arms, flywheels, cylinder blocks, differential housings and housing-type castings in spheroidal graphite iron, working from customer drawings or samples in OEM and ODM programmes. Automotive customers including SAIC Group, Deere, Bonfiglioli (China), Shanghai Beixu and Yaskawa Electric purchase our castings, and our foundry operates to a complete IATF 16949:2016 system standard.
Our automotive work is built around Ductile Cast Iron Automotive Parts manufacturer capability rather than catalogue stock. There are no standard part numbers on the shelf: every component in this range is engineered against a drawing, a matching sample or a defined functional requirement, then released through pattern making, sample approval and volume casting.
Ductile iron suits these parts because the nodular graphite structure absorbs impact and fatigue loading that grey iron cannot carry at the same section weight. Brake calipers hold clamping force and shed heat, knuckles and support arms absorb road shock, and flywheels and differential housings resist rotational stress. Our role is to convert those requirements into a stable casting process with repeatable metallurgy, correct dimensions and documented inspection.
The table below shows the automotive part groups we supply and the process route each one normally follows in our foundry. Final grade, hardness and machining scope are fixed per drawing rather than by category.
| Component group | Service demand | Material direction | Production route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brake calipers and caliper brackets | Clamping load, heat cycling, pad wear | Pearlitic ductile iron grades for strength and wear | Boxless shot-press molding, machined bores and mounting faces |
| Steering knuckles, support arms, control-arm brackets | Fatigue, impact, stiffness | Ferritic to ferritic-pearlitic grades for ductility | Shot-press molding with coated sand cores for internal sections |
| Flywheels and rotating masses | Rotational stress, balance, friction face life | Pearlitic ductile iron with controlled hardness | Casting, shot blasting, CNC turning and facing |
| Cylinder blocks and engine housings | Thermal cycling, internal pressure, bore stability | Ductile iron with defined matrix and graphite form | Medium-frequency melting, sand cores, machining on request |
| Differential, axle and transmission housings | Torque reaction, fatigue, sealing faces | High-strength pearlitic grades | Boxless molding, machined flanges, NDT where specified |
| Mounting brackets, covers and small body fittings | Static and dynamic load, corrosion exposure | Ferritic ductile iron for toughness | High-volume boxless line, shot blasting, coating on request |
Automotive drawings usually arrive with a grade designation and a property block rather than a process instruction. We work to the specified grade — ferritic grades for maximum elongation and impact resistance, pearlitic grades where tensile strength and hardness govern — and confirm that the delivered casting matches through chemical, tensile, hardness and microstructural evidence.
Our molding capacity is arranged so that small automotive parts and medium-sized housings can run at different cadences without competing for the same line. Three 1.25 t medium-frequency electric furnaces supply the melt, and three cleaning shot blasting machines handle desanding and surface preparation.
Many automotive parts are delivered as-cast, but mating faces, bores, threads and balance-critical surfaces often need cutting before assembly. Three CNC lathes and three lathes cover turning, facing, boring and thread cutting on our automotive castings, and coated sand cores support the internal passages that housings and caliper bodies require. Automatic spray painting and electrophoretic coating lines are being added to extend finishing beyond shot blasting.
Tooling stays project-specific. We build patterns and core boxes from the approved drawing or sample, run trial castings and submit samples for dimensional and metallurgical confirmation before any mass production order is released.
Quality control runs through the whole process rather than only at the end. Raw materials are checked on a random basis, each process step carries its own inspection, and finished automotive castings are fully inspected before shipment against drawing requirements and the agreed acceptance plan.
| Control stage | What we verify | Equipment used |
|---|---|---|
| Incoming material | Charge composition and supplier consistency | SPECTRO direct-reading spectrometer |
| Melt and inoculation | Chemistry, carbon equivalent, pouring temperature | Spectrometer, thermal analysis of the melt |
| Molding sand | Strength, moisture, compactability, grain distribution | SAC, SWY, SSZ and SGS sand test set |
| Cast structure | Nodularity, nodule count, matrix ratio | Metallographic microscope, sonic velocity meter |
| Mechanical properties | Tensile strength, elongation, Brinell hardness | Universal tensile testing machine, 3T Brinell hardness tester |
| Internal integrity | Surface and subsurface discontinuities where specified | Magnetic particle flaw detector, ultrasonic flaw detector |
| Final release | Geometry, machined features, marking, count | Full inspection against customer requirements and international standards |
To prepare a workable quotation we work from:
Our ODM and OEM flow runs from drawing or sample review and quotation, through pattern and core box manufacture, sample castings for your confirmation, then mass production under the released process. Finished castings are inspected with our own inspectors or jointly with your team, and shipment follows confirmation of the inspection result.
Documentation follows the same flow: material certificates, inspection records and sample approval documents accompany the release, and marking or packaging can be tailored to your line. Production is not limited to automotive — we also cast ductile cast iron parts for agricultural machinery, reducers, valves, water pumps, semiconductor equipment and industrial robots, and we supply Grey Cast Iron Automotive Parts where damping and thermal properties suit the application better than ductile iron.
Brake calipers and caliper brackets, steering knuckles and support arms, flywheels, cylinder blocks, differential and axle housings, mounting brackets and covers. Each one is produced to a customer drawing or approved sample.
The 610 × 510 × 240 mm boxless line suits high-volume small parts at 120 boxes per hour, and the 750 × 650 × 250 mm line handles small to medium parts at 100 boxes per hour. A lost foam line is being planned for castings in the 100 kg to 1000 kg range.
Inoculation practice, charge composition and cooling control set the structure. We verify it with a SPECTRO spectrometer, metallographic microscope and sonic velocity meter, then confirm tensile strength, elongation and Brinell hardness on test bars from the same heat.
Yes. Three CNC lathes and three lathes cover turning, facing, boring and threading, and magnetic particle or ultrasonic testing can be applied to specified zones when the drawing calls for non-destructive examination.
We operate a complete IATF 16949:2016 system standard. Raw materials are randomly checked, each process step is inspected, and finished automotive castings receive full inspection before shipment.
Send the drawing or sample with grade, volume and testing requirements. We quote after confirming the technical scope, build the pattern or core box, submit samples for your approval, and only then release mass production.
Our portfolio also includes Products for applications with different operating ranges, interfaces or integration requirements.