Precise Cast Prototypes and Engineering
Rapid Prototyping
and Low-volume Production
Metal Casting Company | CNC Machining
What We Do
Rapid Prototyping | Metal Castings | CNC Machining
Denver-based rapid prototyping and low-volume production company manufacturing critical components for many top companies
Rapid Prototyping
Our metal and machine experts can handle all your prototyping needs. Our in-house CNC machine shop and non-ferrous foundry can produce such high-quality prototypes that many of our customers use them for production.
Metal Castings
Custom metal castings and rapid prototyping metal castings. Our company specializes in Aluminum, Magnesium, and Zinc alloys.
CNC Machining
3-, 4- and 5 axis machining. CNC machining at your fingertips! All you have to do is upload your CAD or similar file and our team will get to work on your project.
Explore Our Added Value Services
Product Development
Our experts in metal castings and CNC machining can help design your products and parts for cost efficiency and low-volume manufacturability.
Prototype Castings
Explore and learn more about metal castings for prototyping. Many of our customers use their prototype castings as production parts.
On-Demand Manufacturing
Low-volume manufacturing at your fingertips. We provided product design assistance, development assistance, prototyping, and production.
Heat Tempering
Let our experienced engineers recommend a specific Heat Treating process for your casting to ensure that your project is a success!
Selecting a Metal Casting Process
Learn more about our casting options
Design Analysis
Our team reviews every CAD file. We check for any design flaws before producing your parts.
Quality Assurance
Our team reviews every CAD file. We check for any design flaws before producing your parts.
Parts Shipped Fast
Centrally located near Denver, Colorado, our location gives us fast nationwide reach.
Trusted By Top Companies Nationwide
“… their consistent track record of a quick turnaround time and high quality help us to get new products validated and to market faster.”
G.T. Mechanical Engineer
Industries We Serve
Agriculture
Automotive
Robotics
Architecture
Medical
and many more!
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Optimal Process to Produce Your Part
From the start, our team will be dedicated to your project. We strive to understand as much as we can about the part and its function.
Part geometry, quantities requirements, and turn-around are factors that determine the optimal process to be used to produce your part. Our engineering and sales team is able to consult with your product designers or team to help produce the best options for your items. Talk with our metal experts and engineering team and let’s get started on your project.
Processes For Metal Castings
We help select the best casting process for design and cost-effectiveness. Saving your time and money! Our team of engineers can also help with the design for manufacturability.
At Precise Cast we have two methods for your castings;
CNC Machining
CNC Machining
Complex Geometries | 3-D Surfaces | Precision Machined Tooling | Machining of Castings
Our in-house CNC Machine shop can handle all your project requirements. Precise Cast is equipped with 3-, 4-, and 5-axis machines. We machine all materials and specialize in machining Aluminum, Magnesium, Zinc, and Plastic.
Learn more about our Denver Machine Shop
Rubber Plaster Mold Casting vs Investment Casting | September 2021 | Blog
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Automotive Prototyping | August 2021 | Blog
In recent decades the use of aluminum in automotive parts has been in high demand. Although steel is still the primary choice for automotive parts, this incline is proving aluminum can be a better choice.
Sand Casting vs Die Casting | July 2021 | Blog
Two metal casting processes go head to – head for “Best in Cast”. Explore the pros, cons, and everything in between in these two metal casting methods.