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Rapid plastic prototyping is frequently needed across various industries, serving as a means to test product performance, functionality, and structure before mold development or during the new development phase. Depending…
Global companies are constantly seeking innovative solutions to reduce costs and enhance efficiency. One effective strategy is to utilize lighter and more affordable materials and components, where PBT becomes essential….
Standing at the “pinnacle” of plastics, why PEEK plastic material is so exceptional? PEEK (polyether ether ketone) is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic with outstanding physical and mechanical properties, it can even…
Liquid silicone rubber (LSR )is a versatile, high-performance material. It has gained popularity among consumers because of its good fluidity, fast vulcanization, and relatively high environmental protection level, making it…
A metal prototype is a physical model created from metal materials to evaluate the design, functionality, and performance of a product before full-scale production. Metal prototypes are essential in various industries, including…
Vacuum casting is a manufacturing process used to produce high-quality prototypes and small to medium batch parts production. It involves creating a mold from a master model and pouring liquid…
As technology advances quickly and competition grows fiercer, companies must develop many new products to stay competitive. Before large-scale production, various improvements in structure, performance, and specifications may be made…
brass vs aluminum
3D printing and CNC machining are both rapid manufacturing processes used to create parts or components in various industries. Currently, our rapid prototyping relies significantly on these two manufacturing processes….
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