Molds/Cores

Consolidated Precision Products will gain its 18th foundry, and a second foundry in Albany, OR, producing titanium aerospace parts

The work that we do is as impermanent as we are, but our understanding of work has to be reincorporated with our understanding of human nature.

Environmental conditions in the foundry affect the quality of cores, molds, and corresponding scrap rates

A producer of specialized shapes is introducing a concept of customization that extends from how a part is to be used to how it functions once it’s in place

Compacted graphite iron is gaining importance for ferrous foundries, and requiring its own core and mold coating solutions to ensure the finished parts solidify according to the processing requirements.