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Hot Foil Stamping on Plastic Parts An Overview

Moreover, sand casting is remarkably cost-effective, requiring minimal investment in equipment and materials, especially when compared to other casting methods. The use of sand as a primary material is another benefit, as it is abundant and inexpensive. Additionally, advancements in technology, such as the integration of computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), have further improved the efficiency and accuracy of sand casting, allowing for even more intricate designs and rapid prototyping.

The angle at which the abrasive jet strikes the surface of the workpiece is known as the angle of incidence. Adjusting this angle can help control the cutting action. A normal incidence (90 degrees) usually maximizes material removal, while oblique angles can lead to different erosion patterns and surface finishes. Finding the right angle is essential for optimizing performance in AJM applications.