Gas blown onto the mold surface clears vapor and residue during laser marking, helping maintain laser output and sharp identifiers.
Integral core bumpers set wall thickness in investment casting, then resized pilot holes are plugged and brazed to stop leakage.
Interchangeable supports on a common base hold different part trees securely, cutting fixture count, labor, and floor space.
A robotic hot knife automates wax mold joining with controlled heat, position, and contact time to improve weld consistency and reduce defects.
Cold airflow through a hollow cutter clears waste sand and removes cutting heat to protect frozen mold surface quality and cutter life.
Residual core-positioning holes are resized and brazed with sealing plugs to prevent leakage while preserving wall thickness in cast components.