In this post, focused on the metrology laboratory, we will describe the devices employed to measure and test zinc alloy die casts intended for different market sectors.
In this post we are going to analyze a case study that explains how to reduce casting defects through mold design. Due to mold wear condition components started to show superficial defects: Bruschi engineers have thus introduced improvements in order to reduce casting defects.
Zinc is a material that can be employed in several manufacturing sectors, including the branch of small appliances. The following post describes the main advantages of the use of zinc for the production of small appliances components, specifically of coffee machines components.
In this post we are going to analyze some surface defects in die casting linked to errors in the painting process of zinc die cast products.
Having a metrology room inside of die casting plant, focused on the dimensional control of the components, assures the requested dimensional quality of production in order to reach customer's needs in terms of lead time and minimize risks.
The main die casting defects which occur during die casting can be divided in categories related to different phases of production process: die casting, pre-finishing, machining operations and surface finishing. In particular in this article we are going to analyze defects related to the first category: die casting.
