All the processes that define the metal-working industry are fascinating, but let’s pause in this diligent endeavour for a moment.

Instead of aimlessly pointing out the most common alloys used in die casting technology, why don’t we apply some intelligence

Two dominant forces in the castings industry shape and condition metal products. First, scorching temperatures liquefy rigid metals. The amorphous

The engineering labels employed here make these terms sound aggressive, explosively so, but the differences between shotblasting and sandblasting actually

Simply put, non-ferrous castings don’t contain iron, so aluminium is part of this iron-free family tree, as is magnesium, copper,

Special finishes are often applied to non-ferrous parts at the post-processing stage. There are extra polishing and machining stages here,