Metal Stamping Services
The Stamping Process Metal stamping is a manufacturing process in which coils or flat sheets of material are formed into specific shapes. Stamping encompasses multiple forming techniques such as blanking, punching, embossing, and progressive die stamping, to mention just a few. Parts use either a combination of these techniques or independently, depending on the piece’s […]
Types and uses of vacuum furnaces
The vacuum furnace can realize vacuum quenching and tempering, vacuum annealing, vacuum solution and aging treatment, vacuum sintering, vacuum chemical heat treatment, and vacuum coating. Therefore, the vacuum furnace can realize complex processes that other heat treatment equipment cannot handle. Vacuum furnaces are classified into vacuum brazing furnaces, vacuum air quenching furnaces, vacuum sintering […]
Die Casting Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages of Die Casting Complex Geometry Die casting can reliably produce custom die cast parts with thin walls and challenging geometry that is durable and dimensionally stable. Strength Metal die castings are typically stronger than plastic injection molded parts and more resistant to high temperatures. Metals such as aluminum offer exceptional strength-to-weight ratios. […]
Die Cast Metal Materials
Several different metal materials are available to choose from when manufacturing using die casting. The material you choose will depend on your intended use for the product. For instance, cast aluminum parts are common in aerospace or automotive applications where corrosion resistance and weight reduction are essential factors. You can learn more about the main […]
The benefits of choosing investment casting
Benefit 1: Castings with complex shapes can be produced Investment casting offers exceptional design flexibility, and complex, precision parts can be cast into near-finished shapes. It offers virtually unlimited degrees of freedom in terms of investment casting materials. Wide adaptability, not limited by casting size, thickness, and shape complexity. We can also cast […]
Die Casting Process
Die casting is the manufacturing process of choice when producing high volumes of relatively complex metal parts and is widely used due to its versatility, reliability, and accuracy. Die casting eliminates all or most secondary operations needed to make a metal part; however, post-machining is common to meet tighter critical-to-function tolerances. Die casting parts can […]
Knowledge of stainless steel
What is stainless steel? Stainless steel is a type of steel. Steel refers to steel containing less than 2% of carbon (C), and more than 2% iron. The addition of chromium (Cr), nickel (Ni), manganese (Mn), silicon (Si), titanium (Ti), molybdenum (Mo), and other alloying elements during the smelting process improves the performance of the […]
Salt spray test of stainless steel
Corrosion is the damage or deterioration of materials or their properties caused by the environment. Most of the corrosion occurs in the atmosphere, which contains corrosive components and factors such as oxygen, humidity, temperature changes, and pollutants. Salt spray corrosion is a common and most destructive atmospheric corrosion. The corrosion of salt spray on […]
What Is the Difference Between Investment Casting and Sand Casting?
What Is the Difference Between Investment Casting and Sand Casting? Sand casting and investment casting are processes used to create net shape, near-finished metal components. However, despite their similarities in this simplified description, they differ in almost every way. Sand casting uses packed sand to make fragile molds, while investment casting uses refractory materials to […]
Pickling & passivation
Stainless steel equipment will inevitably damage the original surface state in the manufacturing process (cold processing and hot processing), for example, contact with iron products may cause iron ion pollution; Because of the heat input, the welding process will form the tempering color, and so on. Therefore, subsequent surface treatment is very necessary. For surface […]
