Shot peening is a cold working process in which the surface of a metal part is bombarded with small spherical media called shot. Each piece of shot striking the metal acts as a tiny peening hammer imparting a small indentation or dimple on the surface. In order for the dimple to be created, the surface layer of the metal must yield in tension. (read more)

By pelting the component repeatedly with steel, glass, or ceramic shot, we can increase the fatigue life. The process creates a compressed surface layer which removes any microscopic cracks that could later cause fatigue failure. (read more)

The Enidine Shot Shock™ is a telescoping hydraulic recoil reducing buffer replacing the receiver extension tube, offering easy installation with your stock adapter and collapsible butt stock, designed for virtually all pump-action shotgun and bolt-action rifles regardless of loads/calibers being fired. (read more)

Peen forming is the preferred method of forming aerodynamic contours into aircraft wingskins. It is a dieless forming process that is performed at room temperature. The process is ideal for forming wing and empennage panel shapes for even the largest aircraft. (read more)

EST is pleased to announce that we have added shot peening capability at our Hebron, KY facility. (read more)

These one-shot timing relays use solid state circuitry for the timing function. They provide a timed contact transfer in response to application of power, or the closure of an external trigger switch. The ST2 (hockey puck style) is 100% solid state with a 2 ampere SPST contact. (read more)

MedPlast offers excellence in precision two-shot auto rotate molding. Typically chosen for molding a TPE (thermoplastic elastomer)over a thermoplastic substrate to improve the tactile, ergonomic and cosmetic features of a product, this process has become very popular in a broad range of markets, from medical devices to power tools. (read more)

MedPlast offers excellence in precision two-shot molding including state-of-the art auto rotate molding and, for lower volume requirements, hand-transfer over molding. Along with many other benefits, both processes provide a precise means of adding a TPE material over a thermoplastic substrate for ergonomic and cosmetic improvements to a product. (read more)

Rogan has over 25 years of experience with multi-shot (2-shot) injection molding, providing you with outstanding engineering and manufacturing experience. In addition, we have a series of 2-shot, universal mold bases which may allow you to develop multi-component parts while investing far less tooling dollars than typically required (read more)

Specially automated cabinets are designed to suit your application - from the size of the enclosure, to parts handling and process controls that integrate seamlessly with your existing system. Choose (read more)