Casting X - A casting method using digital technology for large and small rod castings, for cost reduction, contact Tomotetsu Industry!!
FMC casting creates foam models that are identical in shape to the products using expanded polystyrene, and these foam models are embedded in sand molds to produce the products through replacement with molten metal. This method makes it difficult for burrs to occur and allows for the creation of complex and high-precision products. For small lots, cost reduction is possible compared to the wooden pattern method. Cost reduction is also possible with original (steel substitute) materials.
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Casting refers to the process of melting metal materials (in our case, iron) in a melting furnace to liquefy them, then pouring the liquid into a mold (casting mold) and cooling it to solidify into the desired shape. Product name: Lower mold body Material: FC250 Size: 2300×1700×600 Weight: 4500kg
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Various automobile and mold manufacturers with numerous achievements.
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Focusing on iron casting technology, we design and manufacture full mold models for automotive parts press molds and castings for machine tools and various industrial machinery, ranging from 50 kg to 15 tons. We carry out everything in-house, from casting to machining, with a melting process that minimizes impurities using high-frequency induction furnaces. We contribute to "manufacturing" and "infrastructure development" by melting iron to create various cast iron products, including iron covers for water supply and sewage systems, as well as machine parts. Additionally, we have a construction division that conducts pipe inspections and rehabilitation, primarily for sewer pipes, contributing to comprehensive social and environmental development.
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