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Learn how powder metallurgy works and how it compares to casting and forging in strength, cost, precision, and material waste. Discover when to use each process.

Forging is often chosen for strength and durability, but a forged part is only as good as the process control behind it. Forging defects can turn a “strong” component into a scrap part, or worse—something that passes visual checks but fails later during machining, pressure testing, or in-service fatigue. The frustrating part is that many defects

When you have ever touched the galvanized steel, you could have thought, Is galvanized steel magnetic? It is one of the frequent inquiries of constructors and home builders, as well as engineers. Magnetism is important in steel because it influences the way you use it and what tools can be used, and it determines whether it can be used with magnetic fasteners or industrial machines.

Titanium forging has a silent, yet strong, role to play in the contemporary world. It might not be visible to your eyes, but it is a part of aircraft engines, medical implants, high-performance cars and industrial products. Forged titanium is the material of choice when strength, durability, and reliability are important. Here you will be

In the world of metals tin vs. aluminum is the comparison that a lot of people still don’t get. No matter how experienced some people are, no matter how deep they are in the industry, they’re still clueless as to whether they should use aluminum or tin. That’s why in this article, we did due

321 stainless steel, also widely known in the industry as ER312, is one of those stainless steel types you’ll often hear across different industries. But, do you know what it is exactly? Do you know what 321 stainless steel is, where they’re used, and how people choose to use them? If you don’t and you