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　　Bonded Seal are sealing elements composed of multiple layers of materials, widely used across various industrial sectors. Their primary function is to provide excellent sealing performance to prevent the leakage of liquids and gases. Here are the specific applications of bonded Seal in different fields. 　　1. Oil and Gas Industry 　　In the oil and gas sector, bonded Seal are primarily used in pumps, valves, compressors, and pipeline connections. These gaskets can operate under high temperature and pressure conditions, ensuring the system’s integrity and minimizing the risk of leaks, thereby protecting both the environment and personnel. 　　2. Chemical Industry 　　The chemical industry involves handling a variety of corrosive and abrasive fluids. The chemical resistance of bonded Seal makes them indispensable in this sector. These gaskets effectively prevent the leakage of hazardous substances, ensuring the safe operation of equipment and reducing both financial losses and environmental pollution. 　　3. Food and Pharmaceutical Industries 　　In the food and pharmaceutical sectors, hygiene and safety are paramount. bonded Seal are made from non-toxic, high-temperature materials that comply with hygiene standards, ensuring no contamination of products during production. They are widely used in food processing and pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment. 　　4. Maritime and Aerospace 　　bonded Seal also play a critical role in the maritime and aerospace industries. As these sectors operate under extreme conditions, they require high-strength and reliable sealing solutions. bonded Seal provide the necessary protection against high pressure, low temperatures, and corrosive environments. 　　5. Automotive Manufacturing 　　In automotive manufacturing, bonded Seal are used in critical components such as engines, exhaust systems, and transmissions. They effectively prevent the leakage of fluids and gases, ensuring the stability and reliability of engine operation, which enhances vehicle performance. 　　Bonded Seal, due to their superior sealing performance and wide applicability, play an essential role in numerous industries. From oil and gas to food and pharmaceuticals, bonded Seal are critical components for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of equipment. As technology advances and new materials are developed, the application fields of bonded Seal will continue to expand, offering more efficient sealing solutions.

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Aluminum profile extrusion is the process of forming an aluminum rod through physical and mechanical pressure, using a mold to heat the aluminum rod. The process flow of aluminum profile extrusion 1. Select suitable aluminum materials and perform preheating treatment. 2. Put the preheated aluminum alloy material into the hopper of the extruder. By controlling the pressure and temperature of the extruder, the aluminum material is extruded into the desired shape and size. During the extrusion process, it is necessary to pay attention to controlling the extrusion speed and temperature to ensure the quality of the aluminum profile. Finally, cool the extruded aluminum profile to solidify and shape it. 4. Process the surface of aluminum materials, such as oxidation, spraying, etc., to achieve the desired functionality and aesthetic effect. The advantages of aluminum profile extrusion process Firstly, the extrusion process can efficiently produce various complex shaped aluminum profiles to meet the needs of different industries. Secondly, the metal flow during the extrusion process is good, which can easily achieve smooth and consistent inner and outer walls, improving product quality. It can also save raw materials, reduce waste, and conform to the concept of sustainable development. Therefore, aluminum profile extrusion technology has been widely used in modern manufacturing and has become an important technology in the aluminum industry. In short, aluminum profile extrusion technology is an efficient, high- precision, stable and reliable manufacturing process, widely used in fields such as construction, automotive, and electronics.

Sheet metal processing refers to the processing technology of cutting, bending, stamping, welding and other processes on metal sheets (usually below 6mm), which is widely used in fields such as automobiles, aviation, electronics, and electrical appliances. Sheet metal processing has the characteristics of high precision, lightweight, diversity, and high efficiency, which require selecting appropriate materials, designing reasonable processes, and implementing strict quality control.

What is Urethane casting? Urethane casting is a manufacturing process similar to injection molding where urethane resin is cast in a cavity between two silicone mold halves. The process replicates a master model by pouring a silicone mold around it. In a highly skilled procedure, the mold is sliced into two halves, the master model is removed, and then a gating and ventilation system is added. Subsequently, the model maker casts a urethane-based resin into the resulting cavity and cures it under a vacuum to prevent air bubble intrusion. Vacuum casting is better known as urethane casting or polyurethane casting in the US. Vacuum Casting Process Step 1: Master Building Masters represent 3D solids derived from your CAD designs. Typically crafted via CNC machining or 3D printing, they are meticulously fabricated under controlled conditions, often at 40°C. Once the masters are meticulously finished and thoroughly inspected, the next phase involves progressing to silicone mold creation. Step 2: Mold Making The creation of casting molds commences with liquid silicone. The casting box is partially filled with this liquid silicone, and then subjected to controlled heating until the silicone is fully cured. Following this, the mold undergoes a 16-hour curing process within an oven. Additional batches of heated silicone are poured to complete the mold, ensuring comprehensive coverage. Once fully dried, the mold is carefully cut open to extract the master component. Step 3: Part Production Production of parts begins by pouring casting resins into the emptied mold cavity. This process results in the creation of highly precise replicas of the original master. The flexibility extends to the possibility of overmolding with multiple materials. Typically, silicone molds maintain their effectiveness for approximately 20 reproductions of the initial pattern. This structured approach ensures the replication of intricate designs with fidelity and efficiency, leveraging the precision of CAD designs and the versatility of silicone molding techniques.

What is CNC Machining? There are many types of CNC machines. They all use a computer controlled machine tool to remove material from the workpiece.. Because of this computer control, CNC machining is much faster, more precise and  accurate than conventional machining. What is CNC Machining used for? Our precision CNC machining services make complex finished parts and components as well as tools for plastic injection molding or pressure die casting. In addition, CNC manufacturing  is used for secondary drilling, tapping, and milling operations on  machined parts or parts made from other processes. Our CNC turning process produces custom prototypes and end-use production parts in as fast as 1 day. We use a CNC lathe with live tooling so features like axial and radial holes, flats, grooves, and slots can be machined. CNC turning is often used for: Functional prototypes and end-use parts Parts with cylindrical features Parts with axial and radial holes, flats, grooves, and slots

SLA (stereolithography) SLA is a type of 3D printing process that uses a vat of liquid photopolymer resin and a UV laser to build objects layer by layer. The UV laser solidifies the resin in the desired shape, creating highly detailed and accurate prints with smooth surface finishes. SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)/DLP (Digital Light Processing) SLS and DLP are similar processes that use a laser or projector to selectively solidify a powdered material, such as nylon or resin, layer by layer. The excess powder acts as a support structure during printing, making it ideal for complex geometries and intricate designs. SLS uses a laser to selectively sinter powdered materials, such as nylon or other engineering-grade plastics, layer by layer. This results in parts that are durable, heat-resistant, and have a high level of mechanical strength. SLS is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical for producing functional prototypes and end-use parts that require high physical strength and robustness. FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)/LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) FDM and LCD are popular 3D printing processes that use thermoplastic filaments or liquid resin, respectively, to create objects layer by layer. In FDM, the filament is heated and extruded through a nozzle, while in LCD, the liquid resin is cured using UV light. Both processes are widely used for rapid prototyping and producing functional parts. DMLS Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS): In DMLS, a high-powered laser selectively fuses metal powder particles together, layer by layer, to create a solid 3D object. The process is similar to Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) for plastics but specifically designed for metal materials. DMLS can produce complex geometries and parts with high strength and durability, making it suitable for aerospace, automotive, and medical applications. SLM Selective Laser Melting (SLM): Selective Laser Melting is another metal 3D printing process that uses a laser to fully melt metal powder particles, creating a dense and fully consolidated part. SLM offers high precision and the ability to produce parts with excellent mechanical properties, making it suitable for producing functional metal parts for various industries. Both DMLS and SLM are commonly used in industries where high-strength metal parts are required, such as aerospace, automotive, and medical. These processes offer the ability to produce complex geometries and parts with excellent mechanical properties and performance. https://www.thingyfymfg.com/

·Model:RC-S12 II ·Capacity:2 1/2"-12" ·Max.Wall - Thickness: 8mm ·Spindle Speed:23RPM ·Motor:220V/380V Universal Motor 50HZ ·Power:750W ·Gross /Net Weight:117/85KGS ·Packing Size:810*490*730(mm)

Minimum Order: 5 dozens

Item:RP-50 Pressure: 0--50bar Flow volume:45ml/min Water tank volume:12L G.W/ N.W: 8.2/7.7kg Meas: 51*18*29cm

Minimum Order: 100

·Model:ZT-50A (750W) ·Pipe Capacity:1/2"-2" M12-M33 Metric Thread (Dies Extra) C15-C51 Conduit Pipe (Dies Extra) ·Dies:1/2"-3/4",1"-2" BSPT/NPT ·Spindle Speed:24RPM ·Motor:220V/380V Universal Motor 50HZ ·Power:750W ·Gross / Net Weight:70/58 KGS ·Packing Size:700*480*540(mm)

Minimum Order: 5 dozens

·Model:RD-C4 ·Max Tapping Diameter:4 inch ·Max Tapping Wall-Thickness:10mm ·Spindle Speed:120RPM ·Motor:220V 50HZ ·Power:550W ·Gross /Net Weight:29/24KGS ·Packing Size:350*320*550(mm)

Minimum Order: 5 dozens

·Model: ZT-100A ·Pipe Capacity: 1/2"-4" ·Quick-open Dies Head 1/2”-2” 1set ·Self-open Dies Head 2.1/2”-4” 1set ·Dies 1/2"-3/4" 1"-2" ,2.1/2”-4” BSPT/NPT M12-M33 Metric Thread (Dies Extra) C15-C51 Conduit Pipe (Dies Extra) ·Spindle Speed: 12/22/38RPM ·Motor: 220V/380V Universal Motor 50HZ ·Power: 1500W ·Gross / Net Weight: 155/135KGS ·Packing Size: 900*640*680(mm)

Minimum Order: 5 dozens

·Model: 1107A ·Max Pipe Capacity:12" ·Height Adjustable Capacity:71-131 CM ·Max Load-bearing Weight:1130KGS ·Gross/Net Weight:14.3/13.3 KGS ·Packing Size:80*25*20 CM

Minimum Order: 100

Dies (Optional) Metric: M8*1.25 M10*1.5 M12*1.75 M14*2.0 M16*2.0 M18*2.5 M20*2.5 M22*2.5 M24*3.0 M27*3.0 M30*3.5 M33*3.5 M36*4.0 M39*4.0 M42*4.5 ·G/R/BSW/UNC/NPT (Optional) ·Alloy Steel / ·HSS

Minimum Order: 100

·Model:PM2-63/160 ·Pipe Size: 63, 75, 90, 110, 125,140, 160mm ·Temp.Deviation In Surface: ±3℃ ·Total Power: 1.7KW/220V ·Working Temp: 220℃-270℃ ·Welding Efficiency:< 20 Min ·Welding Material:PE PPR PB PVDF

Minimum Order: 50