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- Metals: Aluminum, bronze, cast iron, steel.
- Plastics: Resin, thermoplastics, thermosetting plastics.
- Ceramics: Porcelain, stoneware.
- Others: Concrete, wax (for investment casting).
- Sand Casting: Uses a sand mold to create metal objects. Ideal for large parts and low-volume production.
- Investment Casting: Also known as lost-wax casting; uses a wax pattern that is melted away to create complex shapes with high precision.
- Die Casting: Involves forcing molten metal into a steel mold under high pressure; suitable for high-volume production.
- Plaster Casting: Uses plaster molds, often for low-volume or intricate parts.
- Shell Casting: Similar to investment casting but uses a ceramic shell.
- Versatility: Can produce a wide range of shapes and sizes.
- Cost-Efficiency: Particularly for large quantities or complex parts.
- Detail and Accuracy: Some methods, like investment casting, offer high precision and fine detail.
- Material Variety: Compatible with many different materials.
- Pattern Creation: Making a model or prototype of the object.
- Mold Making: Creating a mold based on the pattern.
- Casting: Pouring the molten material into the mold.
- Cooling and Solidifying: Allowing the material to harden.
- Mold Removal: Taking the solidified object out of the mold.
- Finishing: Cleaning and refining the object.
- Material: Different methods are suited for different materials.
- Production Volume: High volumes may benefit from methods like die casting.
- Complexity and Precision: For intricate designs, investment casting might be best.
- Cost: Initial setup costs can vary; choose based on budget and production needs.