Stainless Steel Casting

Kormax delivers stainless steel casting solutions through a global network of qualified foundries, supporting custom components from concept through delivery. We help engineers manage complexity, quality, and supply with confidence across Australia, New Zealand, and the USA.

Stainless Steel Casting Services

Our end-to-end stainless steel casting service is built for engineers and procurement teams who need confidence at every stage, from early design decisions through to components delivered on site. Rather than simply placing an order, you work with a Kormax team that manages the process end to end, from selecting the right foundry through to final delivery.

What you get with Kormax:

Engineered Materials Solutions

Custom Stainless Steel Cast Components

Castings are produced to your drawings and functional requirements, whether the job is simple or highly complex.

Engineered Materials Solutions

Casting Process Selection Support

Clear advice on the most suitable casting method based on part geometry, volume, and performance needs.

Engineered Materials Solutions

Stainless Steel Grade Selection Advice

Support in choosing the right grade to suit corrosion exposure, strength requirements, and service conditions.

Finishing, Machining, And Post-Processing Coordination

Secondary operations are managed so components arrive ready for machining, assembly, or installation.

Access To A Global Foundry Network

Sourcing through qualified international foundries selected for capability, consistency, and capacity.

Quality Management And Inspection Checkpoints

Defined inspection stages and material certification aligned with your specification, so expectations are clear from the outset.

Stainless Steel Grades We Cast

We support a range of commonly specified stainless steel grades used across structural, corrosive, and high-load applications. If you’re searching by grade, the links below take you straight to more detailed material information:

Stainless steel 304 🔗 A general-purpose austenitic grade used where corrosion resistance and formability are required.
Stainless steel 304L 🔗 Low-carbon 304 is typically specified for welded components to reduce the risk of sensitization.
Stainless steel 316 🔗 Chosen for improved corrosion resistance, particularly in chloride-exposed environments.
Stainless steel 316L 🔗 A low-carbon alternative to 316, commonly used for welded parts in aggressive service conditions.
Stainless steel 410 🔗 A martensitic grade offering higher strength and hardness with moderate corrosion resistance.
Stainless steel 17-4 🔗 A precipitation-hardened stainless steel used where high strength and dimensional stability are essential.

Stainless Steel Casting Methods

Kormax supports multiple stainless steel casting processes, so the method fits the part, not the other way around. We’ll help you weigh up geometry, tolerance, surface finish, and volume before anything is locked in.

Investment Casting Services NZ, US, and AU

Investment Casting Services

Intricate geometry, excellent surface finish, tight tolerances.
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Sand Castings AU, NZ, & USA

Sand Casting Services

Flexible designs, lower setup cost, scalable volumes, and very large parts, depending on the sand process.
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Bronze Alloy Supplier NZ, US, and AU

Centrifugal Casting

Hollow cylindrical components, dense fine-grained structure.
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Industries & Markets We Serve

We supply stainless steel castings for a wide range of industries, with sourcing and project support across our core markets.

Global Sourcing Available

Backed by a global foundry network to support local delivery and international programs.

Industrial, Oil, and Gas

Stainless steel castings are applied in valves, pumps, housings, and pressure-related systems exposed to corrosive media and elevated temperatures.

OEM

Custom stainless steel castings integrated into machinery, assemblies, and production equipment, from low-volume builds to ongoing supply.

Medical

Stainless cast components are used where strength, corrosion resistance, and dimensional control are required for regulated applications.

Mining

Durable stainless steel castings designed to withstand abrasion, impact, and harsh operating conditions in heavy-duty environments.

Military and Defence

High-strength stainless components are used in demanding service environments where durability and material integrity matter.

Aerospace

Stainless steel castings are specified for structural and mechanical components where consistency, traceability, and performance reliability are critical.

Why Choose Kormax for Your Stainless Steel Castings

When you’re sourcing stainless steel castings, consistency and accountability matter as much as technical capability. Kormax works as a specialist partner, helping you manage risk, simplify sourcing, and deliver components that perform as intended.

Expert Advice

Support with casting method and grade selection, based on application requirements and real-world service conditions.

Unique Range

Multiple stainless steel casting processes and commonly specified grades are available from one supply partner.

Top-tier Foundries

Access to a global network of qualified foundries selected for capability, capacity, and consistent output.

Engineered Materials Solutions

Supply Security

Flexible sourcing options that help protect lead times and maintain continuity across projects.

Quality Management

ISO-certified systems with defined inspection checkpoints and material certification processes.

Competitive Value

Balanced solutions that consider performance, manufacturability, lead time, and total cost, not just unit price.

Customer Testimonials

Here’s what customers say about working with Kormax on casting and engineered material projects.

FAQs About Stainless Steel Casting

Quality is managed through a combination of qualified foundry selection, defined inspection checkpoints, and material certification aligned to your specification. Requirements are agreed upon upfront through the PPAP process, so expectations around testing, inspection, and documentation are clear before production begins.

That depends on part geometry, tolerance, surface finish, and volume. Stainless steel investment casting is typically used for complex parts requiring tight tolerances and a high-quality finish, while sand casting offers greater flexibility for larger or simpler components. Kormax will help you assess the trade-offs before committing to a process.

Surface finish and tolerance depend on the casting method and any secondary machining. Investment casting delivers the finest as-cast finish, while machining can be applied where tighter tolerances or critical interfaces are required. We’ll align finish expectations with your application early in the process.

Minimum order quantities vary depending on the grade, casting method, and foundry. If you’re working with low volumes or a one-off component, it’s still worth talking with us. We’ll confirm what’s practical and outline your options.