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EDR Fittings: Your Trusted Partner for Industrial Piping Solutions

 If you are looking for fittings then you are at the perfect place. In industrial sectors where fluid and gas transportation is crucial, the quality and reliability of piping systems are of utmost importance. EDR Fittings is a leading provider of high-quality pipe fittings and solutions for a wide range of industries. In this article, we will explore the offerings and expertise of EDR Fittings, highlighting their commitment to excellence in industrial piping solutions. Wide Range of Pipe Fittings: EDR Fittings offers an extensive range of pipe fittings that cater to various industrial applications. Their product portfolio includes: Butt Weld Fittings: Butt weld fittings provide a secure and leak-proof connection in pipelines. EDR Fittings offers a comprehensive selection of butt weld fittings, such as elbows, tees, reducers, caps, and stub ends, which are available in different materials and sizes to meet specific project requirements. Forged Fittings: Forged fittings are known fo...

EDR FITTINGS - European Leader In Investment Casting

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  microfusione also known as lost-wax casting, is a process used to produce complex metal parts with intricate shapes and fine details. This method of casting involves creating a wax replica of the final product, which is then coated in a refractory material to form a mold. The mold is then heated to remove the wax and melt the metal, which is then poured into the mold to solidify. Our company is structured to produce both small and large lots by managing our customers' schedules and ensuring punctuality on the requested deliveries. The dimensions of the castings can be from a few grams up to 75 kg. WHY CHOOSE EDR FITTINGS? European quality made in China. Significant cost containment. Rapid prototyping. Single interlocutor for the supply of metal components. Wide range of products. Use of the most modern technologies. Specialized personnel present in the Asian market. EDR Fittings guarantees rapid prototyping in less than 30 days accompanied by detailed dimensi...

Investment Casting - Italian Quality - Edr Fittings Srl

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 A modern derivative of the old lost wax technique (microfusion). Wax models are made using aluminum molds for machining or electroerosion and placed in a special container containing thermosetting resin and ceramic microparticles. Check Out: microfusione Innovative solutions to produce your projects We are configured to produce both small and large batches to manage your schedule and ensure the punctual delivery of your request. Casting dimensions from a few grams Varies up to 75 kg. Microfusion A Sera Persa Top Products Gears and Pulleys Fittings Fences and Balustrades Pneumatics Thermoscanner Produce your projects Products with complex geometries and undercuts can be manufactured in a single piece, eliminating the need for costly machining and welding. Precision cast parts with very tight dimensional tolerances. The elasticity of production batches without tooling costs. For more information , visit our website: https://www.edrfittings.it/microfusione.html

Microfusione process-edrfittings

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 The molten metal is then poured a second time into the "Shell" or 'Casting cluster', and left to cool in a controlled temperature environment, using an autoclave. The shell, previously cleaned, is now coated with another layer of alloying material. To do this, the first layer of metal is melted, while the second one is cooled by cooling water circulating through it. This process has been used for many years but has been improved by modern technology and has given rise to a new technology called “ microfusione ". This process works by heating the metal in a controlled temperature environment and then cooling it again in a controlled temperature environment. The cooled metal is then poured into the "Shell" or 'Casting cluster', and left to cool in a controlled temperature environment, using an autoclave. This process makes sure that no hardening occurs between layers of material. After mixing all layers together again, they are reheated in an aut...