Tool Room Die/Mold Technician
PHB Inc. has an immediate opening for a Tool Technician at our Die Cast Division in Fairview Pa.
QUALITY INSPECTOR – Machining Division
PHB, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Quality Inspector at our Machining Division.
FIXTURE DESIGN TECHNICIAN
PHB Inc. has an immediate opening for a Fixture Design Technician for our Machining Division.
Manufacturing Engineer
PHB, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Manufacturing Engineer.
R&D Programmer/Set-Up Machinist
PHB Inc. has an immediate opening for CNC Programmer/ Set Up at our Machining division.
QUALITY INSPECTOR – DIE CAST DIVISION
PHB, Inc. has an immediate opening for a Quality Inspector at our Die Cast Division.
X-Ray Imaging of Cast Parts to Identify Subsurface Defects
At each stage of the casting process, foundries take careful steps to ensure that the pieces cast are sound. From pattern-making to finishing, metallurgists diligently ensure that surface finish, mechanical properties, and castings’ dimensions are accurate and to standard. However, even when castings are produced with extreme care, factors like slight temperature fluctuation and imperfections
PHB Aluminum Parts Manufacturer | US-Based Factory
CASTING FOR DIE-CAST ALUMINUM PARTS – FROM CONCEPT TO PACKAGING When working with aluminum designs, the decision of how and where you will process your material is crucial. Businesses have the choice of various manufacturing processes to cast aluminum parts, and at PHB, die casting is our specialty. From the automotive industry to the production
What is High-Pressure Die Casting (HPDC)? | Zinc & Aluminum HPDC
Ever since aluminum parts were first introduced into various industries, manufacturers have been working to determine the best, most efficient processes to produce these parts and ensure that they function properly. One such process is die casting, which can be further divided into subcategories: high-pressure die casting (HPDC) and low-pressure die-casting (LPDC). Choosing the best
CNC Machining vs. 3D Printing for Prototyping
Prototypes are an extremely valuable and practical asset to have. They allow you to see, feel, and test a product, as well as ensure that it will fit where it’s supposed to and the way it’s meant to. Of course, most designs require some degree of tweaking; it’s likely you’ll go through a few iterations