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Die Casting for Pump Housing Parts

Article Category: Business

Author Name: Castings Aluminum

Over the years, die casting, or the process of creating metal parts by injecting molten metal in molds or dies, has been used widely in the development of parts for different mechanisms.

During 1838, a man named Sturges first used this technique in his invention the Linotype machine, a movable type component used in the printing industry. He was given the copy rights for his invention in the same year, and for the following years and until today, his methodology is still used by many manufacturers around the world. The expansion of the use of die casting first became a common process in the manufacturing business during the 19th century, when the assembly line for mass producing cars and other automobiles also became common.

Up to date, some of the more common applications of using die casting include, among many others, manufacturing parts for house light fixtures, sound speakers, vehicle, aluminum heat sinks and pump housing.

This article that you are reading will give an overview regarding pump housing die casting. It will talk about the benefits and the possible prices of implementing pump housing die casting. This is a guide to those who are hoping to start a business that uses the process or simply think about the best possible material for pump housing.

First off, here is the definition of pump housing. Pump housing is a mechanism used to transport any kind of liquid in a bigger system. It compresses, drives, raises or reduces the weight of the fluid by using a set of rotating impellers or pistons. With the aid of this device, it is possible to move fluids into higher and/or lower locations with just a turn of the knob or a flick of a switch.

The different types of pump housing include: sump pumps used most commonly for basement drainage to avoid flooding in suburban areas, sewage pumps used to pump waste into sewage pipes or septic tanks and jet pumps commonly found in mobile homes. There are likewise sprinkler pumps used for irrigation systems in gardens and farms and submersible H2O pumps for pumping water from far underground wells and used hand-in-hand with a pressure tank.

Pump housing die casting, given the importance of the system, ensures the user that his component will stand the test of time. Because pump housing die casting uses alloy metal resources, the unit will be less prone to rusting than its steel counterparts (which is most important because the product needs to work with water). The material will also be able to withstand high temperatures - this is especially significant if the water system is connected to a heater.

Also, pump housing die casting costs less because the metal materials (non-ferrous alloy metals such as aluminum and zinc) are cheap. Therefore, it does not only reduce the cost of production for the manufacturer, but also the price of the final product for the user. Another advantage of pump housing die casting is that the materials used are highly weldable, allowing the manufacturer to structure the unit on any required measurement.

Keywords: die castings manufacturing parts tooling aluminum zinc production

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