Stainless Steel Investment Casting Manufacturer
TFG USA is a QMS 9001:2015 Certified manufacturer of stainless steel investment casting specializing in complex and near-net-shape components. We support medium- to high-volume production runs with comprehensive manufacturing solutions that include casting, CNC machining, secondary finishing, and assembly.
Request a QuoteWhy Choose TFG USA for Stainless Steel Investment Casting
Stainless Steel Alloy Selection
Our material capabilities include a wide range of 300 series, 400 series, and precipitation hardening (PH) grades for custom applications.
Process Control
We maintain strict oversight of wax injection, ceramic shell building, pouring, and knockout to produce highly consistent castings.
Quality Assurance
Our facilities operate using QMS 9001:2015 Certified processes combined with rigorous dimensional and material inspections..
Casting Tolerances
This method holds tight dimensional tolerances while achieving fine surface finishes and highly detailed geometries.
Machinery & Technology
We use specialized equipment and controlled processes to execute high-volume stainless steel investment casting programs.
Automatic Wax Injection Machines
We use high-precision wax injection to create consistent exact replica wax patterns that reliably reproduce intricate part features.

Ceramic Shell Investment Casting
We repeatedly dip patterns in ceramic slurry and fine sand to build the hard and temperature-resistant molds required for the lost-wax casting process.

Induction Melting Furnaces
We maintain precise temperature control in these melt pots to support clean molten stainless steel pours and highly consistent metallurgical properties.
Stainless Steel Alloys for Investment Casting
- 304 stainless steel
- 316 stainless steel
- 410 stainless steel
- 416 stainless steel
- 440C stainless steel
- 15-5 PH stainless steel
- 17-4 PH stainless steel
- Other customer-specified stainless steel alloys
We also provide aluminum investment casting services for lightweight components requiring complex geometries, corrosion resistance, and high strength-to-weight ratios.
Secondary Processes and Finishing Capabilities
- CNC machining: We use high-tolerance CNC machining to achieve final dimensions on intricate castings.
- Heat treatment: We use thermal processing to maximize the ultimate tensile strength and hardness of specific grades like 17-4 PH.
- Surface finishing & polishing: We apply custom finishing operations to enhance the natural corrosion resistance and aesthetic quality of the stainless steel.
- Assembly & deburring: We perform final deburring to remove residual casting material and manage assembly into larger component systems.
Custom Stainless Steel Investment Cast Components We Manufacture

We produce cast stainless steel components across a wide range of applications for high-volume manufacturing:
- Valves and valve bodies
- Pumps and pump bodies
- Bearings
- Surgical instruments and tools
- Turbine components
- Pressure vessels
- Marine hardware (anchors, deck drains, hand rail fittings)
Request a Quote for Custom Stainless Steel Investment Castings
Partner with TFG USA for stainless steel investment casting to ensure your PH stainless steel investment castings and other custom parts meet strict performance, material, dimensional, and production requirements.
Submit your drawings, 3D models, material requirements, annual volumes, finishing requirements, and quality specifications, and our team will review your project and identify the appropriate manufacturing solution.
Contact us today to get started on a custom project quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to cast stainless steel?
Per-unit costs depend heavily on the specific alloy grade, part complexity, production volume, and required secondary machining. Standard grades like 304 cost less to source and pour than specialized options like 17-4 PH.
High-volume production runs spread the initial tooling investment across the entire production run, so the cost per part decreases at scale. We evaluate your exact geometric and material requirements to provide an accurate production quote.
Is investment casting cheaper than die casting?
Die casting often offers lower per-unit costs at extremely high volumes, but it is restricted to lower-melting-point alloys like aluminum or zinc. Investment casting is required for high-melting-point metals like stainless steel. This process also typically carries lower initial tooling costs than die casting, making it highly cost-effective for complex geometries that demand superior corrosion resistance and strength.
Is casting weaker than forging?
Forging aligns the internal grain structure of the metal to provide maximum directional strength. Stainless steel investment casting provides excellent multi-directional durability and allows for highly complex geometries that simply can’t be forged. The casting process delivers near-net shapes that reduce machining time while maintaining the required mechanical properties for demanding industrial applications.