Typical ELCEE components in a trailer

TYPICAL ELCEE COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Trailer

(Suspension) brackets
Steering parts (front)
Lifting points
Steering parts (back)
Door hinges
Ram rolls
Locking blocks
Mounting brackets

TYPICAL TECHNOLOGIES

Investment casting (water glass process) Shell moulding
Sand casting
Closed die forging
Assemblies

TYPICAL MATERIALS

Steel
Stainless steel

At ELCEE, we utilize a diverse range of typical technologies to manufacture high-quality industrial components tailored to meet the specific needs of our clients. One of our key processes is Metal Injection Moulding (MIM), which allows for the production of complex geometries with excellent dimensional accuracy and surface finish. This method is particularly effective for intricate parts that require high strength and durability.

We also employ high-pressure die casting, a process ideal for producing aluminum components with outstanding precision and surface quality, making it suitable for high-volume production runs. Additionally, our sintering technology enables us to create solid parts from powdered materials, which is especially beneficial for producing components with unique characteristics and properties.

Investment casting, particularly using the silica sol process, allows for the creation of highly detailed and high-strength parts, suitable for demanding applications in industries such as aerospace and automotive. Moreover, closed die forging is employed to enhance the mechanical properties of metals through deformation, resulting in components that are both robust and reliable.

In terms of materials, we primarily work with steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, each selected for its unique properties. Steel and stainless steel offer exceptional strength and corrosion resistance, while aluminum provides a lightweight alternative without compromising performance. By leveraging these technologies and materials, ELCEE ensures that we deliver superior quality components that meet the rigorous demands of various industries.