Die casting, sand casting, and investment casting can all produce strong metal parts. The wrong choice usually shows up later as unstable quality, slow iterations, or a unit cost that never comes down. Volume drives the economics and the risk. A process that works for 5 parts can be a poor fit for 5,000 parts, […]
Die Casting vs. Sand vs. Investment Casting: Cost & Volume Comparison Guide Read More »
Bead blasting roughens a machined surface in a controlled way so matte light diffusion and coating adhesion improve. Many teams know it looks good, yet they struggle to predict roughness, cost, and inspection needs across a global supply chain. This guide explains how bead blasting works, how it differs from sandblasting, what to include in
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he Chip Problem in Blind Holes Threads look simple on a drawing. In production, they are one of the most common sources of scrap, rework, and customer complaints—especially in aluminum CNC parts where it is easy to strip, cross-thread, or end up with a thread that “passes once and fails later.” Two parts can have the
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