High-Pressure Die Casting (HPDC): Working Principle, Materials and Key Applications
High-Pressure Die Casting (HPDC) is a high-speed, high-pressure process that forces molten aluminum, magnesium or zinc alloys into a steel…
High-Pressure Die Casting (HPDC) is a high-speed, high-pressure process that forces molten aluminum, magnesium or zinc alloys into a steel…
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of Low Pressure Die Casting (LPDC), covering its “bottom-up” filling mechanics and its application…
Gravity die casting is a permanent mold process that fills a reusable metal mold under gravity rather than high injection…
Shell molding is a precision casting process that uses a thin, rigid mold shell made from thermosetting resin-bonded fine sand.…
Vacuum Casting is a soft-tooling method using silicone molds and PU resins for high-fidelity prototype manufacturing and low-volume production (10–100…
Lost Foam Casting (EPC) is a precision foundry process that uses an evaporative foam pattern to produce complex, near-net-shape components…
Plaster mold casting uses gypsum-based molds to produce non-ferrous components with high precision and fine surface finish (Ra 0.8–3.2 µm,…
Continuous Casting (CC) is a modern metallurgical process that solidifies molten metal through a water-cooled mold to form billets, blooms,…
Permanent Mold Casting uses reusable metal molds and gravity pouring to create high-strength, dimensionally accurate non-ferrous parts. It bridges the…
Investment casting, also known as the lost-wax process, is a precision casting method used to produce complex metal components with…