Mxtcasting

Today, FLOWTECH CHINA (SHANGHAI) 2019 has officially opened in SHANGHAI hongqiao international exhibition. This year's exhibition covers an area of 70,000 square meters, with more than 1,200 enterprises participating and more than 6,000 visitors expected. The exhibition period is from June 3 to June 5, 2019. This exhibition is the high quality pump valve exhibition in the pump and valve industry. It aims to promote the communication and cooperation between the upstream and downstream of the industry and build a one-stop purchasing platform by focusing on the reform and progress of the international fluid machinery industry. Every year will attract many well-known pump valve manufacturers at home and abroad exhibition.   If you are also looking for pump and valve products or related parts, you can certainly visit the exhibition hall in Shanghai. But it doesn't matter if you are far away from China, or if you are in China and can't find the time to visit --

On the eve of the Spring Festival in 2019, we had the honor to meet the regional procurement and technical personnel of Duijvelaar Pompen, a famous Dutch water pump manufacturer, in our own foundry. As a well-known enterprise in the industry, DP of the Netherlands purchases a considerable number of pump body, impeller, pump shell and other related  precision castings  in China every year. At the same time, the production process and product quality of suppliers also have a high level of requirements and audit mechanism.And we've been working with DP for over five years. During this visit, DP staff visited our refurbished factory workshop—In order to comply with the requirements of the Chinese government on environmental protection of foundry enterprises, Shanghai maisu has added a lot of environment-friendly equipment in the foundry, which makes our casting production more stable and free from the influence of environmental supervision——This is reassuring for customers. Also

Using a polymer formulation instead of wax,3D-print is offering accuracy, flexibility, and functionality to match certain foundries’ particular techniques. In the end, it’s the shape that matters, which may be why so many different methods of metalcasting proliferate. Over thousands of years, craftsmen, laborers, and now engineers have filled molds with metal, and the variations in their techniques are the origins for many debates, endless research, and boundless innovation. In the past decade, much of the innovation in metalcasting has been prompted by the industrialization of additive manufacturing. Of course, additive manufacturing is a wholly separate industry, and like metalcasting it consists of numerous methods and techniques. Even so, there are a number of points — e.g., printing sand molds and cores; forming or repairing molds or tools — where metalcasting and AM technologies coincide. One point of recent convergence involves investment casting patterns, and the m