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Applications in Engine Manufacturing

Aluminium sand casting involves creating a mould from sand and then pouring molten aluminium into this mould to produce the desired part. The process starts with the creation of a pattern, typically made from metal or plastic, which represents the final product. This pattern is then used to form a mould in sand, often treated with binders to enhance its strength and reusability.

7. Ejectors In some cases, ejector pins or plates are included to assist in removing the finished part from the die. They help ensure that the stamped component is expelled without damage, which is especially important in high-volume production.

Moreover, sand casting is relatively cost-effective, particularly for low to medium production volumes. The initial investment in patterns and mold materials is often lower compared to other casting methods, which require more specialized equipment. This makes sand casting a popular choice for prototypes and custom or short-run parts.