Metal Casting

Pouring is the process of introducing molten metal into a mould cavity, allowing it to solidify and take the shape of the mould.

Sand casting is a metal casting process where the mould is made of sand, and molten metal is poured into the mould cavity.

Knock Out is the process of removing the solidified metal from the mould by mechanical or manual means.

Die casting is a metal casting process where molten metal is forced into a die cavity under high pressure.

Centrifugal casting is a metal casting process where molten metal is poured into a rotating mould, causing the metal to distribute evenly due to centrifugal force.

Investment casting is a metal casting process where a wax pattern is used to create the mould.

Melting is the process of heating metal to its melting point in a furnace.

Die casting is a metal casting process where a permanent mould is used.

Solidification is the process of allowing molten metal to cool and solidify in a mould.

3D printing casting is a metal casting process where a mould is created using a 3D printed pattern.

Trimming is the process of removing excess material from a casting after solidification.

Plaster casting is a metal casting process where a mould is created using a plaster-like material.

Annealing is the process of heat treating a casting to improve its properties.

Ceramic shell casting is a metal casting process where a mould is created using a ceramic shell.

Visual inspection is the process of inspecting a casting for defects.