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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Ins and Outs of Investment Casting
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\nThe casting process or method you choose depends on various factors such as cost, feasibility to manufacture, and the required design.<\/p>\n
Investment casting\u00a0is often chosen because it produces more intricate and precise parts.<\/p>\n
Additionally, the process does not require machining, therefore reducing costs and time.<\/p>\n
These and other benefits make investment casting one of the most preferred casting techniques used to make metal components.<\/p>\n
This post outlines everything you need to know about investment casting.<\/p>\n
The aim is to help you understand what investment casting is?<\/p>\n
What are the applications of investment casting? What about the advantages and disadvantages?<\/p>\n
Read on.<\/p>\n
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Investment casting is a casting technique used to make metal components.<\/p>\n
However, this method differs from other processes since it uses patterns or molds covered in a ceramic slurry to shape the parts.<\/p>\n
Investment casting is also called lost wax casting\u00a0or precision casting.<\/p>\n
Investment casting is an age-old casting technique.<\/p>\n
However, modern-day manufacturers use 3D investment casting\u00a0prints to minimize costs and time when manufacturing more intricate parts.<\/p>\n
The method is often more suitable for industrial applications that require precision on small-scale production of parts or when the timelines are tight.<\/p>\n
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Many people want to know how investment casting works.<\/p>\n