Since 1972 Core Process Selection Automated Shell Core This system produces strong cores with a good finish and dimensional stability. Resin-coated sand is blown into a heated metal core box and melted/baked until hardened. Once the core has set, excess sand is poured out, leaving a shelled-out core...

Since 1972 Quick Reference Guide Metal Processing Aluminum Alloys and Selection An aluminum alloy is created by adding copper, magnesium, zinc, silicon and/or other elements to pure aluminum. These elements radically improve the mechanical properties, castability, strength to weight ratio and other ...

Since 1972 Site Map Complete Cast Solutions Casting Design and Engineering Rapid Prototyping - Rapid Prototyping in Plastic and Metal Rapid Tooling and Casting - Rapid Prototype Casting Tooling - Rapid Prototype Castings Production Tooling - Precision Tooling - Tool Transfers First Article Validatio...

Since 1972 Frequently Asked Questions Choosing an Alloy Which alloy should I use?Answer. Which alloys do you cast in-house? Answer. Can I change to a different aluminum alloy with existing tooling? Answer. What about other metal alloys? Answer. Q: Which alloy should I use? A: Pentz offers a wide ran...

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