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Jet cooling refers to the application of high-velocity streams of coolant—often air or water—directly onto the surface of the die during the casting process. This method contrasts with traditional cooling techniques that rely on the natural conduction of heat away from the metal. By directing jets of coolant onto specific areas of the die, operators can achieve localized cooling, which can lead to several significant advantages.

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スタンピングの利点

4. Reduced Waste Traditional machining methods often result in significant material waste, whereas precision casting minimizes this waste by using only the required amount of metal to create the desired part. This not only saves on raw material costs but also supports environmentally sustainable practices.