We are very experienced in Metal sculpting, or alloy casting, is the process of creating objects of metal by pouring liquid metal into molds to form them in sculptures or other items. Copper, brass, bronze, and aluminum are the most common materials poured into molds. Making a metal sculpture is relatively easy and inexpensive. The designs coming out of metal sculptures are stunningly beautiful which doesnt speak anything but expresses lot

All the articles made up of metal are highly durable which will have very long life, everything will be depends upon which metals we use.

In the process the idols are first made in wax to the exact measurements and they are sculpted in silver or griha of the temple and take measurements and then do the covering as per the temple requiremnts or customer requirements, since it is a pious work we maintain a very high degree of piousity and are take strict vegetarian food and follow strict codes of religion.

We have very well experienced team for each work, we will divide the work among our teams and do the process accordingly,

We have made a silver umbrella for big Hanuman Temple near Nelamangala, this umbrella holds the record of being the biggest in karnataka and weighs 600kgs, even we have made articles in Bengaluru ISKON temple, Malleswaram's Narasimha Temple.

If You have any querry regarding this please give a call to below number.

Silver plating is a very popular choice for many industries including medical, electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and many more. Silver plating exhibits excellent anti-galling properties, high lubricity, a wide operating temperature range, good corrosion resistance, and exceptional conductivity. It will Protection from corrosion. Superior wear resistance. Outstanding lubricity, even at extreme temperatures. High electrical conductivity. For example Silver protects copper from oxidation by forming a barrier layer between the environment and the copper substrate; this type of corrosion protection is commonly referred to as barrier corrosion protection. If you want to create a durable product that is resistant to corrosion, silver is one of your best bets. Adding a silver coating to your metal objects can allow them to become resistant to corrosion, resulting in a sturdier and longer-lasting product.

Besides silver’s conductive properties, silver also has many other benefits that make it a popular choice when it comes to metal plating. Studies have shown that silver electroplating creates a finish that has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, making it extremely valuable in medical as well as scientific applications. Silver plating is truly cost-effective and can help reduce manufacturing costs in a number of ways. Coating your products with a silver finish is much cheaper than making them entirely out of this precious metal. In addition, silver is one of the least expensive precious metals, and choosing silver plating over gold plating, for example, can save you quite a bit of money.

Zinc plating is corrosion-resistant that slows rusting up to 30 years by keeping out the moisture lingering in air molecules. It also has a high-temperature tolerance up to 120℉ while increasing the metal's life expectancy. This type of zinc plating generally offers a lower level of corrosion protection, however it has the advantage of being more environmentally friendly than its counterparts. Blue or clear zinc plating is largely used for machine parts, washers, screws and for ornamental purposes due to its attractive finish.

Standard thickness of zinc coating is 8-15 µm. We adjust thickness according to customer requirements, but only up to 35 µm. Iron, steel and cast iron products are suitable for galvanizing. The quality of the input material fundamentally affect the appearance of plated parts. The price depends on used technology, area of processed parts, weight of one part, annual quantity and total volume of orders. For more information contact us.

This particular zinc coating is most seen in the automobile industry and offers a middle level protection against rust and corrosion. This plating is ideal for use outdoors due to its substantial anti-corrosive properties. Yellow zinc plated finishes have the following: Greater corrosion resistance (than clear or blue finishes) Better cost-effectiveness. Nicer cosmetic characteristics. This iridescent electroplated zinc finish, also known as Yellow Zinc Chromate or Dichromate, provides very good corrosion resistance and protection against rust.

While zinc alloys are cheaper than stainless steel, they are also susceptible to more rust when exposed to moisture. Stainless steel can rust from excessive, prolonged exposure to water, but because it has much more resistance, this makes it a better alternative for most applications that may face exposure to water. This treatment also adds a superior corrosion resistant finish to the fasteners, to the extent that they are even used for armored vehicle parts. ASTM B633-13 Compliant fasteners distinguished as Grade 8 by the hash marks on the head of the fastener. Contact us today to know more about Yellow Zinc Plating and charges

The advantages of tin plating include good corrosion resistance, ductility, and solderability. Because of its low transfer resistance it is also commonly used in electric and electronic industry. Under the tin coating a mid-layer of copper or nickel (3-6µm) is used to prevent the mixing of base material and coating. Tin plating is often used as a useful measure against corrosion, oxidation, and erosion when exposed to the environment. Other metals, like copper, react insufficiently. A thin coat of tin prevents this and increases the overall life expectancy of the product.

As long as the tin coating in the interior of the can is intact, the tinplate will keep acid foods from reaching the steel frame of the can so it does not rust. The thickness coatings of tin plating can range from 1.5 microns for short term contact applications to 30 microns for very severe service conditions. Typical specifications used for tin electroplating include Mil-T-10727 and ASTM B545. Contact us today to know more details about Tin Plating.