Vacuum Casting

We needed anodized housings shipped overseas without cosmetic damage. The packing method was clearly thought through, and the appearance held up well.

The quote came back with a lead time we could actually commit to internally. That matters more than hearing an aggressive number that slips later.

On a short-run extrusion order, the communication separated confirmed details from open questions very clearly. That sounds basic, but not every supplier does it well.

We have now used them on several prototype orders, and the experience has been repeatable. Quotes are structured, revisions are tracked, and boxes arrive in good shape.

This was one of those jobs where we mainly needed the supplier not to create extra work. In that respect, Zigitech did very well.

We started with prototype parts and later rolled into a small production batch, so handoff between stages mattered. The process stayed orderly instead of feeling like two separate vendors.

The aluminum housings on our order had flatness requirements that were not especially forgiving. Incoming checks looked good, and the assembly team did not send anything back.

During a medical cart subsystem review, their comments were specific enough to improve the drawing without sending us into another long design cycle.

We needed anodized housings shipped overseas without cosmetic damage. The packing method was clearly thought through, and the appearance held up well.

The quote came back with a lead time we could actually commit to internally. That matters more than hearing an aggressive number that slips later.

On a short-run extrusion order, the communication separated confirmed details from open questions very clearly. That sounds basic, but not every supplier does it well.

We have now used them on several prototype orders, and the experience has been repeatable. Quotes are structured, revisions are tracked, and boxes arrive in good shape.

This was one of those jobs where we mainly needed the supplier not to create extra work. In that respect, Zigitech did very well.

We started with prototype parts and later rolled into a small production batch, so handoff between stages mattered. The process stayed orderly instead of feeling like two separate vendors.

The aluminum housings on our order had flatness requirements that were not especially forgiving. Incoming checks looked good, and the assembly team did not send anything back.

During a medical cart subsystem review, their comments were specific enough to improve the drawing without sending us into another long design cycle.