Technical Information

Extrusion Manufacturing is a manufacturing method in which the raw material is heated and turned into a melt, pushed out by drivers, and the pushed raw material is pulled and cooled by a extruder.

Injection molding is a method in which raw materials are injected into a mold using an injection system. The most commonly used materials in injection molding are plastic and its derivatives. However, this method also allows production with other materials such as stainless steel, Bakelite, and BMS (etc)

Because mold costs in injection molding are significantly higher than other methods, it is not preferred for products that do not require high production volumes.

The spinning method is a manufacturing method in which metal sheeting is pressed onto a mold while it is being rotated, shaping the mold's outer surface.

This method allows only circular parts to be machined, and dimensional accuracy is not very high. Parts are generally manufactured using hand-made methods.

First of all, there are generally two types of press machines used for manufacturing: mechanical press machines and hydraulic press machines. A mechanical press machine moves down onto the table with high speed and powerful force, shaping the part on the table with this force. A hydraulic press can reach greater forces, but its movement is considerably slower. This is a crucial factor for the part being shaped. Choosing the right press method for manufacturing is crucial, considering the part's material, size, and formability.