real casting_real casting

Copper stamped parts are created through a process known as metal stamping, wherein sheets of copper are cut, shaped, and formed into specific configurations using high-precision dies and presses. The stamping process enables manufacturers to produce complex shapes and intricate designs that meet exact specifications. Because of copper's exceptional properties—such as high electrical and thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and ductility—stamped parts made from this material are exceptionally valuable.

One of the primary advantages of genuine parts is their unwavering quality. Unlike aftermarket alternatives, which can vary in quality and performance, OEM parts are manufactured to the same standards as the original components in your vehicle. This means that when you use genuine parts, you are investing in items designed specifically for your vehicle’s make and model. This attention to detail ensures a perfect fit and optimal performance, mitigating the risks of premature wear or failure.

The impact angle of the jet also plays a vital role in the efficiency of the machining process. An optimal angle maximizes the penetration of the jet into the material while minimizing the potential for rebound, which can decrease the effectiveness of the machining operation. Generally, angles between 45° to 90° are used depending on the specific application and material characteristics.