Casting has been a part of human lives for thousands of years. We only knew a single die casting process until the invention of gravity die casting or the low-pressure…
When we talk about die casting, there are two processes followed – HPDC (High-Pressure Die Casting) or Gravity die casting (Low-Pressure Die Casting). Both of them cater to different situations…
Die casting is a mechanized casting procedure wherein complex metal parts are manufactured by using reusing moulds, also known as dies. The first die casting machines were used for the…
The process The hot chamber die casting technique is mainly used for metals such as magnesium, zinc, and other low melting alloys. Compared to the cold chamber die casting process,…
The method of cold chamber die casting is mostly preferred for metals that have very high melting points. This includes metals such as copper, brass, and aluminum. As the furnace…
Sheet metal is a common material used in many different industries. This lightweight material is easily stored and easily transported. It is weather resistant and extremely durable. Sheet metal is…
It was in 1838 when people first came to know about using a movable type for the printing industry. It took another twelve years for the first die casting-related patent…
The word “LASER” is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation and has been around since the 1960s. It was a significant breakthrough in manufacturing, medicine, and…
Sheet metal fabrication has undoubtedly become a vital part of the modern-day engineering industry. This process is used almost everywhere from simple workshops to mammoth-sized manufacturing plans. In the 21st…
The first die casting machine came into existence in 1838, which was a manually operated device. It used an alloy of tin and lead for casting letters. There were further…
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