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Aluminums Offered

A360: High corrosion resistance, ideal for structural housings

A380: All-purpose with good mechanical strength

A413: High fluidity, well-suited for thin-wall or complex forms

Design Limits

Castings of over 6lbs

Castings Limit of 30in²

Specialize in Low Volume Orders

In-House Equipment

550 ton machine for mid-to-large aluminum components

600/650 ton cold chamber die cast machines

Trim presses and vibratory finishing equipment

Our Process

Our team is dedicated to the process the castings from start to finish with great attention to detail. Each member personally handling each casted component. Our aluminum in domestically sources ensuring the highest quality of die cast components.

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Request for Quotation

If you have technical drawings, CAD files, or a defined part scope, submit an RFQ to receive a detailed estimate on cost, lead time, and production feasibility. Best for engineers or buyers ready to start a quoting process.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How long does it take to get a production-ready part from Grove Die Casting?

Once a tool is received or built, we typically complete die setup, sample validation, and first article approval within 6–8 weeks. This timeline includes tool trials, porosity checks, and a run-off before launching full production.

What aluminum alloys do you cast with?

We specialize in A360, A380, and A413 aluminum alloys, each offering different advantages for corrosion resistance, machinability, and pressure-tight performance. All alloys are domestically sourced and certified by Allied Metal.

Can Grove accommodate low-volume or prototype runs?

Yes. We support short-to-medium volume production, typically ranging from 50 to 20,000 parts. Our process is ideal for customers who need flexibility without sacrificing quality or dimensional consistency.

Does Grove Die Casting provide finishing or secondary operations?

Absolutely. We offer in-house vibratory finishing, as well as coordination for anodizing, coating, machining, and assembly through trusted local partners. These post-cast processes are tightly controlled to ensure cosmetic and functional quality.