In today's blog, we're going to tackle the basics of one of our most popular materials stainless steel (ss). Specifically, what makes stainless steel? What are the primary categories of ss, ( 300 series, 400 series, precipitation hardening, and beyond) and what each of these categories are used for.

Low-alloyed steel (hereafter referred to as steel) provides a good balance of strength, toughness, hardness, and wear resistance - while maintaining good weldability and machinability. Its lower-alloy content often makes it considerably cheaper to cast, solidifying it as a go-to material type for hundreds of industries.

Investment casting has significantly benefited from advancements in 3D printing technology, and many modern foundries use it to help businesses produce metal parts faster and more affordably than ever before.

In today's blog, we'll look at how Precision Casting Foundries use 3D printing and how it can help you save time and money on your next production cycle.

Onshoring your stainless steel investment casting offers numerous benefits to your business, including a simplified supply chain, reduced shipping times, ease of communication, industry compliance, cost savings, and more. Opting for onshoring a decision that can benefit your business for years to come.

In today's article, we're focusing on the metal pouring stage, which is a massive step toward a completed metal component. Learn about this step in the casting process, common failures, air v. vacuum melting, and much much more.