For engineers developing metal components, selecting the proper casting process and the right foundry partner is fundamental to product success. It determines not only part geometry parameters, tolerances, and material …
Investment (Lost Wax) Casting is a fantastic alternative to more conventional manufacturing methods (such as machining, die casting, or other casting methods requiring more post-processing) for producing high-precision, durable components …
Sustainability is emerging as a key focus in almost every industry, and metal parts or device manufacturing is no exception. This shift is driven by a growing awareness of environmental …
The medical technology market is on track to reach an impressive $31.58 billion by 2030. This surge signifies a leap in the need for better medical and surgical equipment. These trends are pivotal …
Investment (Lost Wax) Casting is a fantastic choice for engineers seeking efficient and precise manufacturing solutions. The process is well known for producing highly complex and accurate geometries; this versatile …
Investment (Lost Wax) Casting is a precision manufacturing process that allows industries to produce highly detailed and complex components with exceptional accuracy. Few techniques in modern casting manufacturing rival the …
Despite facing challenges such as fluctuating raw material costs and stringent environmental regulations, the casting industry’s future looks promising thanks to ongoing innovations by industry leaders such as General Foundry Service. The …
“Quality is everyone’s responsibility, and we never have to stop getting better.” -W. Edwards Deming While there are many ways to fabricate semiconductor equipment, casting meets the exacting standards of modern …
The material of choice in products serving the defense and homeland security industries is often as strategic as the equipment it forms. Cast aluminum, known for its strength, lightweight, and …
Accuracy is the cornerstone of every successful green sand casting project. As an engineer, you know that the “devil is in the details”, especially regarding your designs’ manufacturability and financial …