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30th September 2009
PCB assembly will not be made possible if not for certain procedures. Learn about all these techniques necessary for making and testing of the PCB.The acronym PCB means printed circuit board. In more technical terminologies, the PCB forms support for el... Read >
Author: Agustin Steele
30th September 2009
The acronym PCB refers to printed circuit board. In more technical definitions, the PCB creates support for electronic systems relevant in connecting some parts through mechanical means. It utilizes of so-called conductive pathways etched from several s... Read >
Author: Richard Milton
27th August 2009
This patented treatment systems for die casting, die surfaces and metal plating will extend the life of both magnesium and aluminum products. Studies have shown that technology will increase the lifespan on dies coated with our products, especially those... Read >
Author: Bryan Combs
13th August 2009
Your cup wheel diamond segment bond needs to match the concrete hardness.
The confusing thing is that soft bonds are for hard concrete and hard bonds are for soft concrete.
Sounds crazy, but this is the explanation...
The diamonds only cut well if they... Read >
Author: Andrew McLeay
01st August 2009
Stick welding is a process that uses a covered electrode that is also called a stick. The full name for stick welding is protected Metal Arc Welding ( SMAW ) and is more widely used than many other methods of welding.This works by liquefying the flux tha... Read >
Author: Dick Winters
01st August 2009
Plasma exists only at very high temperatures and is used by plasma cutting systems to cut electrically-conductive metals very neatly and very quickly. A CNC Plasma Cutter adds specialized software that controls and directs the plasma cutting torch with sp... Read >
Author: Tom Cartwright
31st July 2009
To produce cavities inside a metal casting ; as required for liquid cooling in engine blocks and cylinder heads. Special negative forms ( core boxes ) are used to produce sand cores. Cores can be made up from oil bonded sand, frequently a basic oil like... Read >
Author: Oscar Newton
29th July 2009
Sand casting is a process, which is used to make or produce massive elements and gear made out of brass, aluminum, iron and bronze. The metal is first melted and then gradually poured into a mould, which is made up of sand. Come visit us right here for ... Read >
Author: Ernest Bates
23rd July 2009
Your pleasure will start right from the moment you begin to build the straightforward equipment required. It is possible to create extraordinary things in metal with a home foundry. A good experience of basic foundry knowledge, and straightforward gear ... Read >
Author: Roman Rivas
23rd July 2009
High pressure die casting enables economical quantity production of castings at a quick rate. These castings can comprise of varied holes, screw threads, recesses, and are identified by a high dimensional accuracy and good surface finish. They enable go... Read >
Author: Roman Rivas
23rd July 2009
With sand casting the mold is broken up after each casting operation, but with the process known as gravity die casting, the mold also called a 'die' is made from metal, and can be utilised a enormous number of times. This suggests that the die is far mo... Read >
Author: Roman Rivas
19th July 2009
The use of cast-iron for cooking goes back over 2500 years albeit in Europe countries such as the UK have only used it for about 1000 years after it became popular when folk realised that complete pots with handles could be made using molten metal poured ... Read >
Author: skember
10th July 2009
Education has precisely spread up awareness about recycling system and the most amusing fact is its public acceptance. So in this context, definitely education has attained its ultimate goal. Besides that, we can not ignore the role of few prominent home ... Read >
Author: Glenn Cossey
01st July 2009
This article discusses the basics of the Tungsten Inert Gas welding process or more commonly known as the TIG welding process and its equipment. The TIG welding procedure is named by its Tungsten electrode, the name Tungsten is derived from the name of th... Read >
Author: Sharon Samraj
27th June 2009
If you’re looking for a plasma cutter, you probably know at least what it is and what is does. But if not, we’ll give you a quick lesson.
Plasma cutters are a specific form of cutting technology that employ a high-speed jet of an ionized gas to con... Read >
Author: Sharon Samraj
18th June 2009
Have you ever looked at a piece of your jewelry and wondered what made the jeweler? How to create the details on a piece of jewelry and what about the smooth swirling shapes. The fact of the matter is that every piece of Fine Jewelry that starts from the ... Read >
Author: Custom Jewelry
05th June 2009
Ceramic casting is simply known as the way to form a variety of ceramic shapes. It is popular in many industries including those for tableware and teapots. Even computer parts, heat engine components and recuperators find this process very useful. The ... Read >
Author: Richard Milton
04th April 2009
The process by which molten metal or liquefied metal is filled or injected into metallic molds at room temperature under pressure, to get desired and specific form. The molds in which the molten metal is filled are called dies which are generally made up ... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson
04th April 2009
The procedure by which molten metal or liquefied metal is filled or inserted into metallic molds at room temperature under pressure, to get required and particular shape. The molds in which the molten metal is filled are called dies which are normally mad... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson
02nd March 2009
It is somewhat conspicuous that certain sectors of employment are more dangerous than others from an employee perspective. Some do a job that involves being placed at some element of risk on a daily basis. Others have jobs that you would seemingly have to... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas
02nd February 2009
Currently, there are two processes to produce military challenge coins. The die struck (stamped/minted) process and the die casted “hot molded” process.
Both these processes produce level 1 (1D) level 2 (2D) and level 3 (3D) on challenge coins a... Read >
Author: Jonathan Wingate
12th January 2009
Metal casting is an ancient technique that has been implemented in various industries for various application and purpose. Even though metal casting is an old technique but it is still been used in this modern era. Some of the factors that has kept this a... Read >
Author: Abhishek Tomar
12th January 2009
Metal casting is an ancient technique that has been implemented in various industries for various application and purpose. Even though metal casting is an old technique but it is still been used in this modern era. Some of the factors that has kept this a... Read >
Author: Abhishek Tomar
16th December 2008
The term blacksmith has an interesting origin. The “smith” part of it comes from the old English word “smite” which means to hit. So a “smith” is someone whose work involves hitting and pounding to produce a finished product. Depending on th... Read >
Author: Chris Comstock
22nd November 2008
Major industries in the United States are using metals for motor vehicles, oil field machinery, and power generation, among others. The discovery of metal casting or forming has paved the way to the success of many industries especially the automotive and... Read >
Author: Andrew Beene
31st October 2008
Carbon cutting or air carbon arc cutting uses an electric arc to melt metal. It blows away the melted or molten metal through the use of compressed air that is sent out in a high velocity jet. Instead of being a chemical reaction as in many processes it i... Read >
Author: William
31st October 2008
In Oxy-fuel cutting fuel gases and oxygen are used to cut and weld metals. This type of cutting is also called gas welding or oxy welding. In this method of welding, the welder will use a welding torch that welds the metals.
Welding is created when two ... Read >
Author: William
30th October 2008
Treatment of Die Casting Die Surfaces To Retard Heat Checking.
The life of aluminum and magnesium die castings dies can be extended considerably with the Process. This already has been proven using the coating on dies, especially those affected by heat... Read >
Author: Mosaic Interactive
17th October 2008
In power applications, switches perform function to energize or unenergized an electric load. On the high end of the scale are load-break switches and disconnecting switches in power systems at the highest voltages (several hundred thousand volts).
Lo... Read >
Author: Rohit Singh
13th October 2008
Metal working is the science of joining and shaping metals for a specific purpose. Metal art is based on this science. It produces items that may or may not be functional, but are pleasing to the eye. That is the “art” part of metal art. Metal art is ... Read >
Author: Ivan Smith
13th October 2008
When a bolt or a nut needs to be welded onto a different metal part, stud welding is used; this is another form of the process known as spot welding. Spot welders are usually automatically fed the bolds. These types of weld nuts have a flange and the flan... Read >
Author: William
08th October 2008
Stick welding is a process that uses a covered electrode that is also called a stick. The full name for stick welding is Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and is more widely used than many other methods of welding.
This works by melting the flux that c... Read >
Author: William
16th September 2008
A blast furnace is a type of metallurgical furnace used for smelting to produce metals, typically iron and general steel. In a blast furnace, fuel and ore are continuously introduced and combined through the top of the furnace, while air (sometimes with o... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin
18th August 2008
Metal casting can be simply described as pouring molten metal into a mold with a cavity that is identical in shape and size as the desired end piece, and then allowing it to cool and solidify. When the casting is finally removed from the mold the result i... Read >
Author: C.L. Hendricks
18th June 2008
Metal casting is known and loved for the high temperatures, glowing molten metal, and the possibility to make nearly anything. Metal and their alloys are not the only things that can be used in casting. Casting in plastic, most notably resin casting, is b... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
17th June 2008
Lost Foam Casting is a relatively new casting process compared to other metal casting procedures that date far back into antiquity. The first patent for Lost Foam Casting was made in 1958 but it was not until 1964 that what we know commonly as Lost Foam C... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
17th June 2008
Many believe that iron casting is just simply out of reach for small furnaces but this is not the case. While alloys like aluminum are more prevalent in home foundries. Artists and hobbyists have also used brass, bronze, and even iron to fulfill their cas... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
17th June 2008
Metal Casting is more than just an excuse to play with molten metal it is actually a great way to create art and complicated pieces of machinery or other items that would otherwise be nearly impossible to make. Metal Casting is really a great way to save ... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
13th June 2008
The Do It Yourself movement is certainly not a new one. The term, DIY was popularized in the 1950s but the concept has been around for ages. The concept behind DIY is undertaking a variety of projects either home improvement, restoration, or arts and craf... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
13th June 2008
Metal Casters have the luxury of choosing between several casting methods to accomplish their goals. Often times the metal caster chooses one method and sticks with it for several years until need directs him to another. Of course, there are those adventu... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
12th June 2008
From the earliest attempts to make lead into gold and to the more modern use of making those empty soda cans into a replacement part for that model plane, crucibles have been an absolute necessity in metal casting.
Crucibles are placed inside of the f... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
12th June 2008
Metal Casting provides the hobbyist with a great way to create personalized parts and pieces that may otherwise be unattainable or far too expensive. Casting is an ancient art that is still is use to this day by major industries to artists to those with b... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
11th June 2008
Metal casting takes a certain amount of skill and knowledge not to mention the appropriate tools of the trade. Luckily, anyone can learn metal casting and the tools are widely available and some can even be crafted right at the home workshop.
Most of ... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
11th June 2008
Sand casting is the most ancient form of metal casting and has been around since at least Ancient Egypt. Many metal casters prefer using sand casting over many of the other forms of processes because it’s cheap and the sand used is readily available.
... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
10th June 2008
Metal casting is a useful skill that has its roots in antiquity. Weapons and sculptures were traditionally created using this method but as the DIY movement gained momentum many modern day casters have found a use for metal casting to make plumbing fixtur... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
10th June 2008
Casting Jewelry is an ancient skill that has been around for as long as there has been jewelry in the world. The Ancient Egyptians are usually credited with perfecting the process but casting jewelry was also practiced by meso American societies and cultu... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
09th June 2008
In Metal Casting, the type of furnace you have at your foundry, or workshop determines a lot of the work you can or can not do. Many metal casters enjoy making their own furnaces and have done so quite successfully. The plans for home made furnaces are ea... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
08th May 2008
Green Sand: Green sand is also called as foundry sand or molding sand. This is utilized for sand casting. When this sand is oiled or moistened, it has a tendency to pack well and retain the shape. Green sand is a mix of pulverized coal, water, bentonite c... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
08th May 2008
A pot in which metal is held, while melting in a furnace is called as a “Crucible.” It is made of silicon carbide and clay graphite.
Shapes of crucibles: A bilge shaped crucible has the shape of a barrel. The part of the crucible in the middle regi... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
07th May 2008
Brass casting, as the name suggests, involves the use of brass as the molten metal. Brass casting can be carried out by the way of sand casting only. Sand casting can be defined as a ‘cast part’ produced by formation of a mold from a mixture of sand a... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
07th May 2008
Lost Foam Costing is a sub type of Investment Casting. This type of casting method uses foam pattern as the investment. This method benefits from the advantages of the foam properties helpful to make simple and cheap castings. These types of simple castin... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
06th May 2008
Die casting is the method used for forcing molten metal into mold cavities under high pressure. Die casting is very versatile and hence, is the widest used method for casting a metal. Die casting is same as permanent mold casting the only difference is th... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
01st May 2008
There are various casting processes being implemented now days. The oldest amongst them is sand casting. Spin casting is also widely used. They can be described as follows:
Sand Casting: Sand casting involves formation of mold from a mixture of sand an... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
01st May 2008
Casting can be defined as a process of manufacturing, which implies pouring of a ‘liquid’ material into ‘A Mold’ containing a desired shaped hollow cavity, and then made to solidify. The ejection or breaking out of the casting then takes place to ... Read >
Author: Kent Klein
25th April 2008
Welding is a friction process used to join metals or thermoplastics by melting and fusing them together. A filler, usually a molten metal or plastic, is used in welding to hold the work pieces together. Welding can be carried out using different energy so... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer
09th April 2008
There are different processes that can be used in creating complex shapes of metals parts and one procedure is through casting. Casting is a manufacturing method wherein a liquid material is transferred into a mold, usually following a hollow cavity of th... Read >
Author: Charlie Angeles
31st March 2008
Introduction to the Die-Casting Process
Die-casting, by definition, is a process in which molten metal is injected into metallic molds under pressure to form objects. The molds, which are generally made of steel and referred to as "dies", can be desig... Read >
19th February 2008
The production of Recycled Foundry Sand may depend upon the general production of the foundry. In a foundry there may be two sand systems, one supplying the outer molding lines and the other supplying the internal core lines. As a matter of fact, after th... Read >
Author: Discount Web Design
24th January 2008
Every day in our lives we use die casting material but are completely oblivious to the process that is in place. Thousands of manufactures use this die casting to come up with daily items such as toys for children and even equipments that change our very ... Read >
Author: Macie
23rd January 2008
Various equipments are used in a foundry to accomplish specific tasks. As such, molten metal is poured into molds in a foundry. The pouring procedure can be done with the use of gravity. On the other hand, the process can also be assisted with vacuum or p... Read >
Author: Discount Web Design
10th October 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Jack MoorehouseDesign advances in woods have everybody talking. From larger clubheads to the use of exotic materials, today's woods are not only designed better, they're also manufactured better. Add to these changes the advances made ... Read >
Author: Jack Moorehouse
20th August 2007
The art of lost wax casting, a technique that yields intricately detailed metal, dates back thousands of years with its true origin lost in ancient history. Lost wax casting is used to mold various types of metal into intricate pieces of jewelry and artis... Read >
Author: Ian Maher
23rd April 2007
The Internet is full of various types of free things that everybody can have just by clicking a link. Besides being the greatest source of information, the Internet also contains a large number of freebies that can satisfy almost all needs. The free fonts... Read >
Author: Clint Jhonson
03rd September 2006
The European era of necklaces this article covers is from 1300's to 1600's. During the middle ages it was customary for men, women, and children to all wear jewelry. This era had two main themes for jewelry: religion, and romantic lov... Read >
Author: Glenn Heitkoetter
21st March 2006
Aluminum, Iron & Steel - Oh, my! Metal Outdoor Furniture ExplainedMention metal patio furniture and you probably think of the light,fly-away aluminium loungers of your youth or that half-ton cast irontable and chair set on your neighbour's lawn.But metal ... Read >
paradiseporch
29th November 2005
They deserve all they get!
I was approached by a western girl in Phuket
who was obviously having a hard time with the lack of attention.
She almost threw herself at me and said quietly in my ear that she and her mate were out looking to get laid. I ... Read >
Author: Dao Jones
05th September 2005
It should be an obligation for worker to wear work boots when they are in the field or in dangerous zone. Preventing is better than to cure when unexpected happen to those workers.
You too! Don't forget to wear your work boots when you work outside... Read >
Author: Diana Claire
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