Relia Custom Brass Handicraft Decorations, Sand or Die Cast with Lost-Wax and CNC Options

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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
  • Material
    brass
  • Name
    Brass stainless steel custom investment casting artifact decoration
    Surface treatment
    No cape burr sand hole
  • Color
    Yellow
    Keyword
    Lost wax casting investment casting artifact decoration
  • Quality Control
    100% Inspection
    Tolerance
    0.2mm
  • Machining Process
    Lost Wax+CNC Mechining
    Lead Time
    15-35 Days
  • Surface
    Perfect Appearance

Give the decorative casting a clear visual target before choosing its production route. This yellow-brass handicraft enquiry covers drawing-defined artifacts with lost-wax investment casting and CNC machining, alongside separately selected sand- or die-casting requests. Stainless-steel decoration can be specified independently when the design calls for a different material rather than a brass finish.

Translate the Decorative Design into a Drawing

Select the complete brass or stainless-steel grade and identify the actual artifact covered by the request. The 0.2 mm tolerance reference needs the controlled dimensions, limits and finished stage defined on that drawing. Keep appearance-critical faces and assembly or mounting interfaces distinguishable so visual and dimensional approval address the right areas.

Set the Yellow-Brass Appearance Target

Agree a color reference and sample criteria for the visible decorative surfaces. Clean appearance without burrs or sand holes is part of the surface-acceptance discussion, with the actual visible-area requirements attached to the design. Use the approved sample to describe the intended result rather than relying on an undefined promise of perfect appearance.

  • Yellow-brass color can be aligned with the artifact's approved visual reference.
  • CNC work can be allocated to the drawing's finished interfaces.
  • The selected casting route can follow the decorative geometry and material.

Inspect the Artifact Against Agreed Criteria

The decorative-component service includes 100% inspection, with the relevant methods and acceptance records to agree. Define which dimensions and visible surfaces are included so approval remains specific to the chosen artifact. Where a surface term needs clarification, use the actual process definition and sample rather than guessing a finishing method.

Prepare a Complete Decoration Enquiry

Send the design revision, quantity and required supplied condition with the appearance and machining requirements. Those details connect the ornamental form to an assessable brass casting request. Keep separately specified stainless pieces identified as their own deliverables throughout the approval discussion.