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Lost-wax casting is an alternative to additive and substractive manufacturing to create multiple models from a first master model that will be used as a reference.
The master model typically built in wax thanks to 3D printing is the perfect replica of the finished product. Once the master model is created, a mould made in plaster is poured over it. Once the plaster mold is ready, liquid metal in injected into the mold to replace wax which is drain away through a treelike structure to create the object.
Lost-wax casting offers a good solution to create parts with a good quality and fair complexity. The main advantage of this process consists in the production of parts with sharp angles and a very smooth surface. Lost-wax casting is principally used to create jewelries.
Elegant look
Using Metal Casting allows creating metal parts with an elegant look
Finishing options
This technology offers a wide-range of possibilities when it comes to finishing options
Small parts
Lost-wax casting is particularly suited to manufacturing small parts with high quality
Sculpteo provides you the best online 3D Printing Services for your metal parts. Thanks to our expertise in Metal Casting technology, you can choose between several options, instantly receive a quote, and let us handle the manufacturing in our ISO 9001 certified factory.
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Lost-wax Casting is principally used to create jewelries. Indeed, this technology is perfect to create small parts, with a great quality. The various finishing options offered by Metal Casting will allow you to give life to amazing jewelry and decorative parts.
On our online 3D printing service, you can now order three materials produced with Lost-wax Casting. Discover the range of materials now!
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