Factory introduction

The following are the main features and operation of a casting factory:

1. Material selection: Casting shops often select materials suitable for specific applications. These materials can be metals, such as iron, aluminum, copper, zinc, magnesium, etc., or non-metallic materials such as plastics and ceramics.

2. Mold manufacturing: Making castings requires making molds, which are usually divided into two parts, namely the upper mold and the lower mold. These molds are typically made from heat-resistant materials that can withstand the pressure and heat of the high-temperature support metal.

3. Melting: The selected material will be melted into rabbits with precise control based on the required alloy composition and temperature. This process is usually done in a furnace or electric arc furnace.

4. Casting: After the converter material reaches the appropriate temperature and fluidity, it will be made into a good mold. The shape inside the mold determines the shape of the final casting.

5. Cooling and solidification: The mold material in the mold is cooled and solidified inside the mold to make a strong casting.

6. Removal and post-processing: Once the casting is completely cooled, it is removed from the mold and processed. This may include processes such as grinding, cleaning, cutting, painting, heat treating and quality inspections to ensure that the castings meet the required quality standards.

7. Quality control: Casting factories must carry out quality control to ensure that castings meet specifications and standards. This may involve material testing, dimensional inspection, non-destructive inspection, chemical analysis and mechanical property testing, etc.