Ceramic Shell Lost wax Casting part made of Stainless steel 304 with hand polishing finish.  Application: Food processing machinery.

Quick Detail:

1. A Mixer in food processing machinery;
2. Material: SUS304(CF8) stainless steel;
3. Size: 280X280X350mm;
4. Weight: 2.9kg;
5. PED certificated China foundry;
6. Chemical composition test operated by German spectrometer;
7. NDT such as X ray inspection service can be offered.
8. Hand polished or electro polished surface.

Description:

A Mixer in food processing machinery precision cast by Winnington Casting. 

We carry out lost wax casting process in a wide range of materials: stainless steel, carbon steel, duplex alloys, nickel-based materials, with different sizes and complexities:

Lost wax cast method

First, a wax injection machine creates a wax pattern through a wax die. Patterns are then assembled onto a sprue/runner system which carries the pattern through the remainder of the process. Next, successive layers of ceramic and stucco are applied to form a hard shell. The molds are then heated to remove wax inside and placed into a sand bed. From there, molten metal is poured into the hollow mold.

Finally, the ceramic shell is broken off and the castings are cut away, heat treated and perfected to meet customer specifications. This method ensures each part meets the products' dimensional tolerances.

Applications:

Food processing machinery

Pumps

Valves

Pipe Fittings

Automotive

Marine and Oil

Machinery

Power & Energy

Mechanical Castings

Specifications:

Competitive Advantage:

Lost wax casting is often preferred because:

• complex shapes can be cast as one part without welding
• products with counter-relief/inner structures can be cast
• machining costs are reduced to minumum
• can be performed on almost any alloy.

One-stop Services of Winnington Casting

From wax die making, wax injection, pouring, secondary machining, welding, heat treatment, polishing, to surface finishing etc.