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OEM Aluminum Motorcycle Engine Covers Manufacturer

OEM Aluminum Motorcycle Engine
Covers Manufacturer

Feiya is an aluminum alloy casting manufacturer specializing in the production of motorbike engine cover. With more than 16 years of OEM experience, we provide end-to-end manufacturing solutions, from internal mold design and high-pressure casting to precision CNC machining and surface finishing



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Why Choose Feiya

One-stop OEM manufacturing

One-stop OEM manufacturing

From in-house mold design and die casting to CNC machining and assembly, we offer seamlessly integrated solutions.
Reliable production capacity

Reliable production capacity

Feiya is Equipped with 125 CNC centers and 33 die-casting machines to ensure scalable mass production and on-time delivery
Excellent airtightness and quality

Excellent airtightness and quality

We ensure zero-leak performance through rigorous leak testing and pressure inspections and provide a high-density motorcycle engine cover with perfect surface finish.
More than 16 years of aluminum expertise

More than 16 years of aluminum expertise

With more than a decade of industry experience, we provide ISO 9001 certified castings with proven structural integrity and precise size accuracy.

Custom Motorcycle Engine Cover Samples

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Feiya Machinery provides high-precision OEM motorcycle engine covers tailored to your exact technical specifications. Using our advanced aluminum die casting and CNC machining capabilities, we ensure that every crankcase, clutch head and cylinder head head cover meets strict airtightness, structural strength and surface finish standards. Explore our detailed manufacturing parameters below to learn how we can support your bike engine cover:

Specification Item Feiya Manufacturing Standard & Capabilities
Material Options Aluminum Alloys:ADC12, A356, ZL111, ZL101 (Custom alloy composition available based on heat dissipation & strength requirements)
Casting Processes High-Pressure Die Casting (HPDC):For thin-wall side covers & cosmetic parts Low-Pressure Die Casting (LPDC):For complex, heavy-duty structural housings
Precision Machining 125 CNC Machining Centers Focus on critical sealing surfaces, bearing bores, and complex bolt patterns to ensure zero leakage and perfect assembly fit.
Surface Treatment Shot Blasting & Vibratory Finishing:To remove burrs and create a uniform matte finish. Heat Treatment:T5/T6 Aging treatment to enhance hardness and structural stability.
Quality Assurance 100% Leak Testing (Airtightness):Rigorous testing for oil/water passages. CMM Inspection:Precise dimensional verification of geometric tolerances. 9999 Material Analysis:Spectrometer testing for every batch. 10101010
Engineering Support In-House Tooling:Full DFM (Design for Manufacturing) and Mold Flow Analysis to optimize gate locations and minimize porosity.
Production Capacity Scalable OEM Volume:Annual casting capacity of 5,000+ tons with flexible scheduling for batch orders.

How Do We Make Your Engine
Cover for Motorcycle

Step 1: Mold design and simulation

Step 1: Mold design and simulation

Before cutting steel, our engineering team performs mold flow analysis to determine the best gate locations, cooling circuits and ventilation layout. We design specific sliding mechanisms and ejector pin layouts to accommodate complex geometries of cylinder heads and crankcase covers, minimizing the risk of shrinkage, porosity and thermal deformation.

Step 2: Material melting and verification

Step 2: Material melting and verification

We melt aluminum ingots (such as ADC12 or A356) in a furnace. Before casting, each batch of molten aluminum is analyzed using a spectrometer to strictly verify the alloy composition to ensure that the material meets your specific hardness and thermal performance standards.

Step 3: High/Low Pressure Casting

Step 3: High/Low Pressure Casting

For structural casings: We use low pressure casting (LPDC). Operators control the lifting rhythm and mold temperature to ensure uniform metal flow and consistent wall thickness. For thin-walled caps: We use high-pressure casting (HPDC). We adjust injection pressure and fill speed to achieve high density and precise surface detail.

Step 4: De-gating & Shot Blasting

Step 4: De-gating & Shot Blasting

After casting, the parts are mechanically deburred to eliminate gates, overflows and flash. We then use a Shot Blasting machine to clean the surface oxides and prepare the cast surface for machining or coating, ensuring a clean, matte surface finish.

Step 5: Heat Treatment

Step 5: Heat Treatment

For engine covers requiring enhanced mechanical properties, we perform Heat Treatment or artificial aging using aluminum alloy quenching furnaces. We strictly record temperature curves and time parameters to stabilize the casting structure and relieve internal stress.

Step 6: precision cnc machining

Step 6: precision CNC machining

The castings are mounted on special fixtures in our CNC workshop. Carry out sealing surfaces: grind flatness, prevent oil leakage, and drilling and threading: precision drilling of shaft holes and tapping of screw holes

Step 7: Leak Test and Final Inspection

Step 7: Leak Test and Final Inspection

Seal testing: We perform pneumatic leak tests on oil passages and waterways to verify sealing performance. size inspection: Use a Hexagon CMM to verify key geometric tolerances such as position and flatness

Our Clients


Over the years, we have provided long-term and stable cylinder head OEM manufacturing services to many motorcycle brands (including listed companies), and have become the largest motorcycle cylinder head manufacturer in Yueqing City, China.

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HAOJIN MOTOR logo
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Nebula Automotive Private Limited / Nebula Exports logo
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More About Us

our company

Feiya is a seasoned OEM manufacturer with 17 years of expertise in aluminum die casting. While renowned for our multi-platform motorcycle cylinder heads, our capabilities extend to automotive structural parts and precision fuel dispenser components. We provide complete end-to-end support—from mold development and high/low-pressure die casting to complex CNC machining and rigorous testing—delivering ready-to-assemble solutions for diverse industries.


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manufacturing

Operating within a 17,000+ m² facility, Feiya integrates the complete aluminum manufacturing cycle—from in-house mold design and die casting (HPDC & LPDC) to precision CNC machining. Equipped with over 30 advanced casting units and 125+ CNC centers, we maintain an annual capacity exceeding 5,000 tons. This vertical integration allows us to strictly control production timelines and guarantee stable, scalable supply for your critical OEM projects.

Certifications

Quality is the core of our operations. Feiya is ISO 9001 certified and recognized as a National High-Tech Enterprise and a Technology-Based SME in Zhejiang. We adhere to rigorous quality management systems to monitor every process, from raw material inspection to final tolerance checks. These credentials reflect our commitment to technical innovation and prove our reliability as a trusted partner for global automotive and industrial clients.

FAQ

What aluminum alloys do you use to make motorcycle engine cases?

We mainly use high-performance aluminum alloys such as ADC12 and A356. The ADC12 is ideal for complex shapes such as side covers due to its excellent flow properties, while the A356 is the first choice for structural parts such as crankboxes that require excellent strength and elongation. We use a spectrometer to confirm the composition of each melt to ensure material stability.

How to ensure the tightness of the engine cover and prevent oil leaks?

Preventing leaks is the core standard we ensure. We control internal density through precise high or low pressure casting parameters. After casting, we perform precision CNC machining on the sealing surfaces and perform pneumatic leak tests on the oil passages and water passages to ensure zero leaks in the assembly.

How long is the delivery lead time for OEM motorcycle engine covers

For new OEM projects, the lead time from mold design to T1 sample delivery is typically 35-50 days. Once samples are approved, our capacity of 5000 tons per year allows us to adjust mass production plans to meet your specific delivery deadlines

What surface polishing options do you provide for motorcycle engine case covers?

Our process includes Shot Blasting and vibration deburring to achieve a clean, matte appearance. At the same time, we can also prepare powder coated or painted surfaces based on the aesthetic requirements of your brand.

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HPDC vs. LPDC: Choosing the right process for your engine cover


Not all engine cover processes are the same. At Feiya, we match the process to the function of the parts.
High Pressure Die Casting (HPDC): We recommend it for thin-walled side covers where surface polishing and production cycle speed are critical. Our HPDC machines can immediately fill complex cavities with high injection speeds, ensuring clear details and dense skin layers.
Low Pressure Casting (LPDC): Our LPDC machines are the best choice for heavy crankcase shells or structural covers that require a high degree of internal integrity. Controlled, bottom-up filling minimizes turbulence and air retention, significantly improving heat treatability and structural strength.


Why ADC12 and A356 dominate engine applications


Choosing the right aluminum alloy is critical for thermal management and durability. ADC12 (Al-Si-Cu): The industry standard for most motorcycle engine hoods. Its excellent flow allows complex ribs and logos to be cast, while its size stability ensures tight tolerances after machining.
A356 (Al-Si-Mg): We specify A356 for parts under high mechanical stress. Its excellent elongation and corrosion resistance make it ideal for structural enclosures. We use a Spectro spectrometer to verify each melt, strictly control the Fe content, prevent sludge formation, and ensure optimal mechanical properties


The key to sealing surface flatness


The quality of the engine cover depends on its suitability. The mating surface between the cover and the engine block must be completely flat to maintain a seal under thermal expansion. At Feiya, we perform single face milling to eliminate clamping distortions. Flatness tolerances can often be maintained in the micron range and verified with a Hexagon coordinate measuring machine. This precision machining capability eliminates the need to use excessive liquid gaskets and prevents long-term oil leaks.


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