OEM Stainless-Steel Propellers and Auto-Engine Component Enquiries — Precision Lost-Wax Casting, CNC Machining and Custom Color

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Send your drawing or product reference, material grade and required quantity. Relia will review the requirements with you.

  • Drawing & specification review

    Confirm the supply scope and critical requirements.

  • Samples before custom production

    Review inspected samples before approving a batch.

  • Inspection documents

    Agree material and dimensional records for your part.

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Product description
  • Name
    Metal Propeller Custom Color Relia Brand
  • Material
    Stainless steel
    Surface treatment
    No cape burr sand hole
  • Color
    custom
    course
    Casting + CNC machining + surface treatment
  • Quality Control
    100% Inspection
    Machining Process
    Lost Wax+CNC Mechining
  • advantage
    Precision shape
    package
    According to the specific requirements of customers
  • Service
    OEM ODM Customised

OEM/ODM stainless-steel component enquiries include metal propellers and separately defined auto-engine parts. The named manufacturing scope combines lost-wax casting, CNC machining and surface treatment, with customized color and packing for the selected component.

Define the propeller geometry and shaft interface

For a propeller, provide the blade drawing and the shaft or bore interface. State the required operating and balancing criteria as part of the acceptance brief. These requirements help connect the cast shape and machining work to the actual rotating component being requested.

Give engine-component requests their own drawing

An engine part should have its own material grade, geometry and mating requirements. Identify the relevant assembly and the interfaces that need CNC machining, then specify the finished condition on the drawing. Keeping that brief separate from the propeller request gives each component a clear quotation and inspection scope.

  • Select the delivered component and stainless-steel grade.
  • Provide geometry, datums and critical mating dimensions.
  • Define machining and surface-treatment requirements.
  • State the requested color and appearance reference.
  • Specify quantity and customer-required packing.

Translate precision shape into acceptance checks

Precision shape is a named advantage, and 100% inspection is stated. Define the dimensional checks that matter to the selected component and identify the surfaces requiring appearance inspection. Freedom from burrs and sand-hole defects is a named surface requirement; agree the relevant checking criteria so the delivered casting, machining and finish can be assessed against the same approved brief.