Aluminum investment casting produces a wide array of complex and lightweight components. By heating the material above its melting point and pouring it into the mold, it will solidify into the required 3D shape. First, a pattern is produced for mold preparation, then wax is injected into the mold. Depending on the project type, die casting may be used. If a stronger casting is required, a semi-permanent or permanent mold casting may be used. Next the mold is sanded and de-waxed. Finally, the aluminum casting is polished and tested and machined into a final product. Our investment casting capabilities for aluminum parts are backed by 27 years of experience and a foundry with high-precision mold-making machinery.
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