Specialising in lustrous colours, strong, dense, precise and porosity-free precious metal castings. Manufacturing own master alloysto provide the highest quality to all our clients.
We get it, everyone wants good, cheap and fast. The reality is that quality casting doesn't work on a fixed stopwatch.
Our in-house wax printing for our clients typically takes 1-2 business days depending on workload at the time, no two days are the same for us. We’ll always aim to get your job through as quickly as possible without compromising the process or the finished result.
Our casting schedule is organised by metal type to ensure consistent quality, efficient production and reliable turnaround times.
Raw casting, including our standard post-processing, is typically completed within 1–2 business days.
- 18K Yellow & White Gold
- 14K Yellow & White Gold
- 9K Yellow & White Gold
- Sterling Silver, Ultra-Silver & Fine Silver
Casting of non-regular metals is performed each Thursday. Waxes must be physically received by 10:00 am Wednesday to be included in the Thursday casting run.
- Fine Gold
- 22k Yellow & Rose Gold
- 18K Rose Gold
- 14K Rose Gold
- 10K Yellow, White & Rose
- 9K Rose Gold
Key scheduling guidelines for casting turnaround times, processing stages and special production requests.
Casting is not carried out on Saturdays, Sundays or Mondays. Please factor these days into your turnaround time.
All raw castings undergo our 8-stage Standard Post-Processing workflow.
Advanced & Ultimate Post-Processing powered by OTEC, require additional processing time.
Contact us. We may be able to schedule a dedicated melt and provide a faster turnaround.
Once waxes are physically received by our casting department, either from our in-house wax printing department or directly from the client, casting turnaround times will vary depending on the metal and current production workload.
To maintain consistent quality and reliable results, we limit our casting services to selected precious metals and standard Australian karats.
Non-Standard Australian karats such as 8k, 12k, 21k, 23k etc.
Base metals such as: Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, Titanium, Tungsten etc
Platinum – in development, expected 2027