faq

Common casting materials include gray cast iron, ductile iron, aluminum alloy, brass, stainless steel, etc. Factors such as mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, cost, etc. need to be considered when selecting materials.

Common quality problems include pores, slag inclusions, shrinkage cavities, cracks, etc. These problems may affect the strength and sealing performance of the casting.

Casting design needs to consider factors such as material selection, structural design, wall thickness, gating system, cooling system, etc. to ensure that the casting can meet the usage requirements and have good casting performance.

Common casting production processes include sand casting, metal casting, die casting, injection molding, etc. Different processes are suitable for different casting types and requirements.

Common surface treatment methods include sand blasting, shot blasting, galvanizing, spray coating, polishing, etc. to improve the surface finish, corrosion resistance and decorative effect of castings.

Castings are widely used in automobile manufacturing, aerospace, machinery manufacturing, construction engineering, energy fields and other industries.

The cost of castings is affected by factors such as material cost, production process, design complexity, production batch size, etc.

The production cycle of castings depends on the design complexity of the castings, production process, production batch size and other factors, and generally ranges from a few days to a few weeks.

The design and production of castings need to comply with relevant national standards and industry specifications, such as GB/T 6414 “Classification of Surface Defects in Castings”, GB/T 9439 “Dimensional Tolerances of Castings”, etc.

The quality inspection and acceptance process of castings includes appearance inspection, dimensional measurement, material composition analysis, mechanical property testing, etc. to ensure that the castings meet the design requirements and standards.