Cylinder Head Manufacturing Process - From Forging to Final Inspection
With WANTUO into the world of Cylinder Head Manufacturing, from the beginning stages with raw materials all the way to the final packaging and shipping.
Step 1 - Raw Material Preparation: We start with top-quality materials like aluminum alloys or cast iron.
Step 2 - Casting or Forging: Materials are shaped into cylinder heads, a crucial step.
Step 3 - Machining:Precision machining and cylinder bore creation ensure accuracy.
Step 4 - Component Installation: Gaskets, valves, and more are carefully installed.
Step 5 - Inspection: Rigorous quality checks guarantee top-notch results.
Step 6 - Surface Treatment: Optional coatings enhance durability and appearance.
Step 7 - Final Assembly: Cylinder heads join other engine components.
Step 8 - Last Step: Packaging and Shipping: Finished products are packaged for global delivery.
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Пікірлер: 13
Good quality control by measurement of critical dimensions. Thanks for the video.
Casting, not forging. It’s hard to get the various internal passages with forging - you cannot use *cores.*
Great video of the whole process. Thank you.
Wonderful film of your cylinder head manufacturing process, thank you, and I think I just bought one for a 300tdi. We used to actually manufacture in the UK long ago, but now even our missiles are a flop ☕
@peterlonter9053
2 ай бұрын
could you tell me what kind of casting sand they used
What material are those yellow parts?
@arzyfauzy9670
3 ай бұрын
Like mixture sand and clay..
@Ever443
2 ай бұрын
Sand and an adhesive that keeps them together until pouring process
Chemical Composition of metal
This cylinder not gonna last a week in a American truck
@Dreddip
Ай бұрын
What makes you say that?
@kia1034
15 күн бұрын
@@Dreddipthe materials is weak and machining is not good it's gonna crack or melt from inside
@Dreddip
14 күн бұрын
@@kia1034 I get the feeling that you have no technical knowledge about what you're saying.