Investment Casting

Investment Casting is an assembling procedure wherein wax is covered with an obstinate material. When the earthenware material is solidified its inner geometry takes the state of the throwing. The wax is liquefied out and liquid metal is filled into the hollow area where the wax design was. In addition, the metal hardens inside the earthenware shape and afterwards the metal throwing is broken out. The provided Investment Casting can utilize most metals, most usually utilizing aluminum alloy, bronze compounds, magnesium composites, cast iron, tempered steel, and other steels. This procedure is valuable for throwing metals with high softening temperatures that cannot be shaped in mortar or metal.

Key Features:

• Have dimensionally accuracy with least or zero defects
• Components are coated with resistant varnish
• Every piece is composed with utter precision
• They have complex geometry for engines and other machines