Ulbrich Precision Update - Page 8

Deep-drawing stainless steel and nickel alloys means balancing many opposing factors. Adjusting hardness values to suit process requirements aids the decision-making process.Check Out Ulbrich's Tech Talk Featured in Stainless Steel World Americas - June 2021 Issue! A print comes into the stamping p... Continue Reading

From traditional metals, such as titanium and copper to more modern alloys like Nitinol, the metals industry continues to meet the needs for advancing the medical device industry.Around the world, people are living longer with more active lifestyles thanks to continuing advancements in medical techn... Continue Reading

Cold rolling is a work hardening process used to change the structure of metals and is often used to process stainless steel. Cold rolled stainless steel as a raw material has a wide variety of applications in medical, aerospace and automotive engineering. Read on to learn more about what cold rolle... Continue Reading

A lot goes into the planning and prototyping process when developing a new application for a specific end use. In this alloy selection guide, our goal is to help you find the right balance across all the common factors and land on the alloy that fits your manufacturing process, application needs, an... Continue Reading

The challenge of specifying alloys for aerospace applications You have combed the metals references and found the perfect alloy for that troublesome part in one of the company’s best-selling products. It has the corrosion resistance, deep draw formability, design strength . . . everything. Now ... Continue Reading