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Forge & Foundry, Part 7 – Selecting a Shot Blasting Machine for Forgings, Non-Sand Castings, and Powdered Metal Components

This installment of Rosler Metal Finishing’s Forge and Foundry Series continues with shot blasting machine selection considerations for forgings,…

Joint Reconstruction, Part 4 – Comparing Surface Finishing Methods

Shot blasting and mass finishing have become indispensable technologies for surface preparation and finishing of joint reconstruction implants.…

Forge & Foundry, Part 6 – Selecting a Shot Blasting Machine for Die Castings

Our Forge and Foundry Series continues with tips for selecting a shot blasting machine for die castings.

Considerations for machine selection…

Joint Reconstruction, Part 3 – Surface Finishing Standards

While choosing the right implant material is of utmost importance, as discussed in our previous Joint Reconstruction Series post, the significance…

Forge & Foundry, Part 5 – Cleaning Features & Dust Precautions for Sand Castings

Our Forge and Foundry Series continues with a look at the cleaning required for sand castings and the collection of removed contaminants.  

R…

Joint Reconstruction, Part 2 – Material Standards

Joint reconstruction implants allow millions of

individuals to regain mobility and reduce pain. Just as surgical skill is

required to implant…

Forge & Foundry, Part 4 – Selecting a Shot Blast Machine for Sand Castings

Building upon the information shared in our last Forge and Foundry Series post about sand casting, we now turn to the process of selecting and…

Joint Reconstruction, Part 1 – Expertise for Endoprosthetics

With more than $18 billion in annual worldwide sales, implants for joint reconstruction make up nearly 40 percent of all

orthopedic product sales.…

Forge & Foundry, Part 3 – Shot Blasting & Sand Castings

Our Forge and Foundry Series continues with a deeper look at sand castings. While more than 60 percent of all metal castings are made with a sand…