01 / COMPONENT REQUIREMENTS

Seacock body

Identify the required geometry, material and acceptance criteria for your drawing-based casting enquiry. Illustrations and material options are not a stock catalogue or a statement of approved supply scope.

Illustrative Seacock body
Generated part illustration, not a Zhiren product photograph or an engineering drawing. Final geometry follows your controlled drawing.
Illustrative Seacock body
Part illustration
CASTING COMPONENT

Seacock body

Boat below-waterline intake

Forms the housing of a boat seacock at the hull connection. Commercial-ship sea valves and hull sea chests are separate component categories.

Material options

UNS C84400Leaded semi-red brass

Used in some marine strainer housings. Offers good casting and machining characteristics; seawater service and lead restrictions require project-specific review.

Select the grade against the drawing, duty conditions and applicable material standard. These candidates are not interchangeable and do not establish confirmed manufacturing scope.

Information for your quotation

Body configuration
Base flange, mounting holes, internal passages and closure arrangement.
Hull & pipe interfaces
Thru-hull thread standard, hose or pipe port, installation thickness and available space.
Service requirements
Below-waterline duty, applicable equipment standard, pressure and required inspection.
Material specification
Alloy designation, governing standard, casting condition and any restricted substances.
Order & acceptance
Drawing revision, quantity, delivery condition, critical tolerances and required inspection records.

Custom casting enquiries are welcome to your drawing, specified alloy grade and applicable material standard. Manufacturing scope is confirmed during quotation.

Request a Quote
02 / INSIGHTS & EXPERIENCE

Related reading & project experience

Alloy reference

Review tin-bronze grades.

Compare reference grades and composition in the alloy catalogue. Confirm the required material against the drawing, operating conditions and acceptance requirements.

Explore the alloy reference