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Volvo Trucks’ Cast Iron Hook In a recent YouTube clip, Volvo
Trucks’ president Claes Nilsson used a cast iron hook to display the strength
of the automaker’s new Volvo FMX in a dramatic way. You can view Volvo’s video at
www.metalcastingtv.com.
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Electronics Housing Design Details
Design engineering consultant and author Jiten Shah points out design elements in an investment cast aluminum electronics housing that aided in improved castability and resulted in multiple features cast into the part. View the video at
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This month, we have posted videos of Waupaca Foundry’s operations, the design details of an investment casting and agriculture equipment in action, featuring a new ductile iron planter row unit (as referenced on pages 8, 17 and 23).
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