Due to the severe delay in shipping due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, it is anxious for customers. Customers have a batch of goods including stainless steel Investment Castings, Aluminum alloy castings, and titanium alloy non-standard parts (titanium alloy shafts and titanium alloy non-standard screws). A total of 70 kgs, in the case of the customer's urgent use and uncertain shipping time, we chose to transport this shipment by air to ensure that the customer receives the goods accurately. All our company is customer-centric, and what we treat our customers is treated regarding family matters, we will do everything we can to make customers worry-free. The goods are as follows:

Below I will also popularize some of the characteristics of titanium alloy parts and investment castings.

Titanium alloy has become an ideal manufacturing material for aircraft and engines because of its hight specific strength, good mechanical properties and good corrosion resistance. However, its poor machinability has restricted its application for a long time. At present, the most commonly used are titanium alloy non-standard screws, titanium alloy turning parts, titanium alloy milling parts and titanium alloy turning-milling composite parts. Titanium alloy parts will be widely used in civil fields such as shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing, chemical industry, electronics, marine development, seawater desalination, geothermal power generation, sewage and anticorrosion.

Investment Casting, also known as Lost Wax Casting, includes processes such as pressing wax, repairing wax, assembling trees, dipping slurry, melting wax, casting molten metal, and post-processing. Investment casting can form products with complex shapes inside and outside and is well-known in various manufacturing industries. Commonly used investment castings include Stainless Steel Castings, Carbon Steel Castings, alloy steel castings, aluminum alloy castings, Copper Castings, and so on.

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