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Innovations at Arise Precision Casting

Tonnage in die casting refers to the amount of clamping force that is needed to hold the die closed while molten metal is injected into the cavity. This clamping force is essential to prevent the die from opening under the pressure of the injected metal, which can reach several thousand psi. The tonnage required is usually expressed in tons and is determined by various factors, including the size and shape of the part, the type of metal being cast, and the injection pressure.

Clay, typically bentonite, acts as a binder in the green sand mixture, giving it the ability to retain its shape when molded. Bentonite is favored because of its swelling properties when combined with water, which enhances the binding effect and allows for better mold strength during the casting process. Water in the mixture also plays a crucial role by activating the clay, creating the plasticity needed for the molding process. Proper moisture content is essential; too much water can lead to defects in castings while too little can make the sand too dry to form adequate molds.

2. Centrifugal Pumps These pumps use rotational energy to move fluids. While they are generally less precise than positive displacement pumps, advances in technology have led to the development of highly efficient models that can deliver consistent performance in many applications.

Beyond efficiency and precision, the versatility of metal stamping is another key benefit. It can be employed to create a wide array of products, from simple washers and brackets to complex components used in advanced machinery. The ability to incorporate secondary operations, such as welding, threading, and surface treatment, post-stamping enhances its flexibility, allowing manufacturers to offer complete solutions to their customers.

8, simple structure, small volume, light weight.