Hefei Kaier Casting Co., Ltd.
Company Overview
Hefei Kaier Casting Co., Ltd. is a foundry and machining operation based in Hefei, Anhui Province. Kaier Casting is a partner of Zhongding Group, a Chinese automotive components manufacturer listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and it operates as a dedicated casting and machining base supplying castings and finished machined parts to automotive and industrial customers. For foreign buyers, this is the profile of a supplier that sits upstream of the brand names: it does not sell consumer products, it makes the metal parts that go into them.
The plant's strength is the combination of casting and machining under one roof. Many Chinese "casting suppliers" are really trading companies that outsource both the pour and the cut, which makes tolerances and delivery dates difficult to control. A factory that does its own foundry work and its own CNC finishing can hold the whole chain accountable, and that is exactly the kind of supplier worth having in your list for anything involving a housing, a bracket, a pump body, or a machined structural component.
Main Products
The core output is ferrous and light-alloy castings followed by precision machining. Typical work includes:
- Grey iron and ductile iron castings for automotive and industrial applications
- Aluminum die castings and gravity castings for housings and brackets
- Machined components supplied to drawing, including drilling, milling, and turning operations
- Automotive structural and powertrain-adjacent castings
- Industrial castings for machinery, pumps, and general engineering
Because the operation is tied to automotive-tier production, its natural strength is repeatability: the same part, to the same drawing, at production volumes, with process control rather than craft production. That makes it a better fit for a buyer who needs a few thousand consistent parts than for someone who needs a handful of artistic castings.
Certifications
Automotive-tier casting operations in China typically hold ISO 9001, and those supplying vehicle manufacturers generally hold IATF 16949, the automotive quality management standard. Where the parts are exported, additional customer-specific approvals and material certifications apply. As always, verify the certificate for the specific site and the specific process, and confirm that the certificate is current and issued by an accredited body.
For castings, material certificates matter as much as quality-system certificates. Ask for the heat number, the spectro analysis, and the mechanical property results for the actual batch, not a generic data sheet. For safety-relevant parts, request X-ray, ultrasonic, or dye penetrant inspection records where applicable to the casting process.
Key Facts
- Location: Hefei, Anhui Province, China
- Business type: Foundry and machining manufacturer
- Group affiliation: Partner of Zhongding Group (automotive components, listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange)
- Processes: Iron casting, aluminium casting, and in-house CNC machining
- Typical customers: Automotive OEMs and tier suppliers, industrial equipment makers
- Best fit for: Production quantities of cast-and-machined parts where consistency and process control matter more than the lowest unit price
- Production model: Production volumes to drawing; not a consumer-product brand
Contact and Official Website
Because the company operates as part of a group and serves industrial customers, the most reliable route to current contact and product information is through the group's official website and its published contact channels. Verify the exact URL and current details at the official site before relying on any contact information:
Hefei Kaier Casting — official website (kaiercasting.com)
Company contact details, plant addresses, and certification pages change over time, and group structures are periodically reorganised. Treat the information above as a starting point only and confirm every commercial detail directly with the manufacturer before placing an order. This profile is provided for general guidance and is not an endorsement or a warranty of the company's products or credentials.