Non-ferrous metal casting (which is the process by which BADGERCOAST Anodes BADGERCONNECT and most BADGERCUSTOM are produced) and metal working are critical processes in industrial applications, producing metal products with specific physical and chemical properties. Industries, such as construction, transportation, and electronics, use non-ferrous metals, such as aluminum, copper, and zinc, in their products. American Carbon specializes in Turnkey Titanium and Lightweight Magnesium alloys.
During non-ferrous metal casting, workers pour melted metal into a mold and allow it to cool and solidify. The process creates complex shapes and parts that would be difficult to produce through other methods. Moreover, non-ferrous metals are lighter and have better corrosion resistance than ferrous metals, making them a suitable choice for many industrial applications.
Metal working shapes, bends, and cuts metal to produce finished products. The process includes forging, rolling, stamping, wire drawing, and tube forming. Workers often combine metal working with metal casting to produce complex parts and products. For instance, machining may improve the accuracy of a casting’s shape, and stamping may create a specific pattern or texture.
Non-ferrous metal casting and metal working play a significant role in industrial applications by producing metal products with specific properties and shapes. These processes are essential in the manufacture of various products, including construction materials, transportation vehicles, and electronics.
