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Rockwell Hardness Testing

Rockwell Hardness Test

The Rockwell Hardness Test is one of the common methods used for gauging the hardness of materials in modern industry. Its ability to give immediate hardness values by a simple depth measurement reduces operator error, quickens production cycles, and supports automated systems. Rockwell’s straight and

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Melting Point of Bronze

Melting Point Of Bronze

Understanding the Melting Point Of Bronze is vital for successful casting and metalworking. This guide details melting ranges across bronze alloys, how composition and environment impact temperatures, and practical applications from art to industry. Discover key insights to optimize your projects and avoid common pitfalls.

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Powder Rolling Process

Powder Rolling

Traditional strip production begins with large ingots or thick slabs that go through several stages such as hot rolling, cold rolling, and annealing. This conventional approach requires massive equipment, consumes a lot of energy, and results in high processing costs and metal losses. Powder rolling,

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Passivation Process

What is Passivation?

Stainless steel can corrode if free iron or aggressive chemicals compromise the chromium-oxide film. That’s where passivation comes in. This chemical treatment further improves the stainless steel’s corrosion resistance and extends its service life. What is Passivation? Passivation is a chemical surface treatment for stainless

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Metal Injection Molding vs Powder Metallurgy

Metal Injection Molding vs. Powder Metallurgy

Metal Injection Molding (MIM) and conventional Powder Metallurgy (PM) both transform metal powder into high-precision, near-net-shape parts through sintering. Their forming routes, however, diverge sharply, leading to different feasible geometries, part sizes, and end-use applications. Powder Metallurgy Basics Powder metallurgy process is widely used for

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Spray Forming

Spray Forming

Spray forming, also called spray casting, is a metallurgical process that forms near-net-shape components with low segregation and a uniform microstructure. The process combines the phenomena of atomization, deposition and consolidation. Spray forming can easily utilize the alloys to manufacture components which are difficult to

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Brinell Hardness Test

Brinell Hardness Test

The Brinell Hardness Test is one of the oldest and most commonly used methods in analyzing metallic materials in material science, engineering, and other applications. It remains a dependable choice in determining material hardness, though newer methods have come into play. The Brinell hardness test is

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What is Plating

What is Plating

Plating is considered one of the most used surface finishing processes in multiple industries. Metal plating is used to make the components corrosion resistant, improve solderability, increase hardness, reduce friction and improve paint adhesion. Plating not only offers longevity to the components but also gives

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Ceramic Injection Molding

Ceramic Injection Molding

Ceramic materials have high hardness, strong wear and corrosion resistance, excellent heat resistance, and good biocompatibility. However, due to their low toughness and brittleness, they are difficult to shape with traditional methods, and later machining is also challenging. Ceramic Injection molding is a new method

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