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1. Introduction Spheroidal graphite cast iron 600/3(BS EN 1563:1997), also known as ductile cast iron, has significantly altered the landscape

Achieving tight dimensional tolerances remains a foremost concern in casting production. As molten metal cools and solidifies, it inevitably contracts—sometimes

Heat treatment transforms raw castings—often brittle and non-uniform—into high-performance components with tailored mechanical and physical properties. By precisely controlling temperature

Black-anodized aluminum parts (such as this decorative sheet-metal bracket) show a uniform, matte black finish that is integral to the

Stainless steels in the 316 family deliver outstanding corrosion resistance, mechanical performance, and fabrication versatility. However, subtle alloying changes—carbon reduction

Investment casting—also known as lost-wax casting—remains one of the most versatile metal-forming techniques. Within this realm, water glass (sodium silicate)

1. Introduction: Rooted in the craftsmanship of ancient civilizations, lost-wax casting has evolved significantly, from bronze statues of antiquity to