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4. Quality Control With low volume production runs, manufacturers can prioritize quality control. Smaller batch sizes enable closer monitoring of the stamping process, resulting in fewer defects and a higher overall quality of the end product. This meticulous attention to detail is particularly vital in industries with stringent regulatory requirements.

Casting sand, also known as foundry sand, serves as a mold material where molten metal is poured. The most commonly used type is silica sand, but variations such as olivine sand and zircon sand are also utilized depending on the requirements of the casting project. The effectiveness of foundry sand is evaluated based on its grain size, shape, and thermal stability, which impact the outcome of the casting. Thus, sourcing high-quality sand becomes imperative.

Conclusion

Stainless steel precision castings require the toolholder material during production. When stainless steel is processed, the toolholder must have sufficient strength and rigidity due to its high cutting force during use, so as to avoid chattering and deformation during the cutting process. This requires the selection of an appropriately large cross-sectional area of ​​the tool holder, and the use of higher-strength materials to manufacture the tool holder.