Keep Your Castings Spotless With Vapor Degreasing

Porosity sealing is a critical step in parts manufacturing. Porosity refers to any void or hole that forms in the metal during the casting process. A small amount of porosity is almost always present in castings due to various conditions that occur as metal is injected or cooled. Excess porosity can affect a part’s structural integrity and make the part more susceptible to corrosion. In parts intended to hold pressure — such as valves, pumps and compressors — porosity can also create leak paths and render the part unusable.

The Advantages Of Using Fluorinated Solvents

Over the past few decades, industry has been moving toward more environmentally benign materials and processes. This trend has led to the phasing out and/or replacement of many industrial chemicals, including industrial solvents.