Modern die casting manufacturers employ many types of casting processes. Each one has its own advantages and disadvantages and as such, different applications. Here we explore the difference between two…
According to Allied Market Research, the global tooling market is expected to peak at $368.5 billion by 2026, a substantial growth from $200 billion in 2018. That being said, tooling…
Prototyping is one of the essential steps in the manufacturing design process. Here, the designers implement their idea which is a mere drawing into 3 dimensional models. It is imperative…
A plasma cutting torch is commonly used in industrial environments for cutting a wide variety of materials. Usually, handheld plasma torches could easily cut through metal pipes, straps, sheet metals,…
It is a well-known fact that cutting has to be widely used in the process of metal fabrication. Different portions of metals have to be cut and rejoined appropriately to…
In today’s manufacturing industry, the CNC or Computer Numerical Control plays a vital role in manufacturing. The complex machines are controlled by a central computer perfectly synchronising the movement to…
CNC milling is a technology developed for production and manufacturing industries. Richard Kegg created the first CNC machine named "Cincinnati Milacron Hydrotel" in 1952, and after five years in 1958,…
Die castings are usually produced using non-ferrous metals such as zinc, copper, aluminum, lead, magnesium, and pewter. The type of metal used determines whether a cold or hot chamber machine…
Zinc is one of the common metals used in die casting. Zinc die casting products can be found in many sectors and its high demand is due to its unique…
Aluminum is a metal that is silvery white in color. It is the 13th element in the periodic table and is the most widespread metal available on Earth. It is…
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