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Manufacturing Processes  Rotational Moulding  Compression Moulding  Turning  Blow Moulding  Die Casting  Injection Moulding  Forging  Vacuum Forming.

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1 Manufacturing Processes  Rotational Moulding  Compression Moulding  Turning  Blow Moulding  Die Casting  Injection Moulding  Forging  Vacuum Forming  Press Forming  Extrusion  Laminating  Sand Casting

2 Process Materials Extrusion Metal aluminium, copper brass or ThermoPlastic polythene, PVC

3 Process Material Compression Moulding Thermosetting Plastic: melamine- formaldehyde

4 Process Material Sand Casting Metals: Iron, aluminium.

5 Process Material Injection Moulding Thermoplastics: Polyprpelene, ABS

6 Process Material Die Casting Metals: low melting temperatures, alloys, aluminum, zinc, brass.

7 Process Material Turning Wood or Metal

8 Process Material Drop Forging Metal: Alloy Steels and copper alloys.

9 Process Material Vacuum Forming ThermoPlastics: polythene, PVC, ABS, Acrylic

10 Process Material Rotational Moulding ThermoPlastics: PVC, Polypropylene

11 Process Material Press Forming Sheet metal: steels, brass, copper, aluminium

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