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197 0 0 Author:LKprototype 2024-12-18

Polyurethane Casting vs Injection Molding: How to Choose

The manufacturing process does affect the cost factors, time, quality, and size. Both cast urethane and injection molding are common techniques utilized in the making of parts for the automotive, aerospace, and consumer goods industries. They get to know the best method to use depending on their manufacturing, designing, and engineering requirements. What is Cast Urethane? Cast Urethane is a casting process in which a liquid polymer is delivered in molds to form parts. It is often used for low production volume and initial part making because of the manufacturing cost, type of material, and time consumption being lower than that of injection molding. How Cast Urethane Works · Making a silicone mold A silicon master pattern must be made and in this process, it can be made from 3D printing or machining; this is used to make an impression of the other half of the mold. · Pouring liquid urethane To…

220 0 0 Author:LKprototype 2024-12-17

How Rapid Prototyping Parts Transform the Manufacturing Process

Rapid prototyping (RP) will transform manufacturing by providing a faster tool for product development at cheaper costs while offering more flexibility in design. Working mainly in the auto and aerospace industries, Supply Chain Management enhances the delivery of goods and services and ensures that the company operates in a technologically innovative world. What is Rapid Prototyping? Rapid Prototyping is the creation of form or function physical models with the most applicable manufacturing processes comprising 3D rapid prototyping, CNC machining services, and laser rapid prototyping. It can decrease lead times and improve the cyclic design and common in some industries requiring speed and accuracy. Evolution of Prototyping in Manufacturing Traditional Prototyping: In traditional methods, the models are built manually or using machines, which are time-consuming and involve a lot of resources. These processes were manual making repetitive changes both hefty and expensive. The Rise of Rapid Prototyping: The 1980s marked the…

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