Sand cores, Pulls, and Inserts

Update: 2024-01-03

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We met with metal casting engineer Monty Fullerton to learn about 3 design opportunities for complex aluminum permanent mold castings: steel inserts, sand cores, and pulls/slides.

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Revisiting Top 3 Casting Topics from 2024 (and a look forward to 2025)

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Comparing Aluminum Alloy Properties

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Machining Castings 101

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16 Design Considerations (for permanent mold aluminum casting)

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11 Steps to Manufacture your Design

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Sand cores, Pulls, and Inserts

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8 Manufacturing Myths

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How to Choose a Supplier

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9 Cost Considerations

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State of Foundries Today

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Hydrogen & Aluminum: The Dynamic Casting Duo

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Iron, Steel, Aluminum, or Zinc?

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Sand cores, Pulls, and Inserts

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Sand cores, Pulls, and Inserts

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Sand cores, Pulls, and Inserts