Investment Casting Production Process

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Key Techniques: Mold flow analysis for optimal metal filling and reverse engineering for part replication.
2. Wax
Quality Control: Wax shrinkage compensation and strict surface finish checks.
3. Shell Building: Creating the Ceramic MoldWe utilize a multi-layer silica sol ceramic shell construction for superior surface finishes:
Prime Coat: Zircon flour + colloidal silica for a highly refined inner surface.
Backup Coats: Mullite sand + alumina silicate for structural strength.
Drying: Conducted in a strictly controlled temperature and humidity environment.
4. Dewaxing & Firing: Mold PreparationHigh-pressure steam autoclave dewaxing removes the wax completely. The hollow ceramic shells are then subjected to high-temperature firing (900–1100°C) to remove any residual moisture and maximize mold strength before pouring.
5. Metal Melting & PouringHigh-grade alloys (including 304/316 stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel) are melted in medium-frequency induction furnaces. Molten metal is poured into the pre-heated ceramic shells with precise temperature control to ensure optimal metallurgical properties.
6. Post-Casting Processing
Shell Removal: Vibratory cleaning and shot blasting.
Cutting: Saw or laser cutting to remove the gating system.
Heat Treatment: Solution annealing, normalizing, or tempering tailored to the
Machining: Precision CNC milling and turning if required.
7. Quality Assurance
Dimensional Inspection: CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) for strict tolerance verification.
NDT (Non-Destructive Testing): X-ray or fluorescent penetrant testing upon request.
Why Choose Our Investment Casting?
Complex thin-wall parts capability
Strict adherence to international dimensional tolerances
High-end silica sol process for superior aesthetics and performance
ConclusionOur engineered process
Contact: Terry Zhang
Phone: +86-13515399527 (Whatsapp/wechat)
E-mail: zhang@senjiagroup.com
Add: No 106 Jinqueshan Road, Linyi, China