Vacuum Casting

Wax Molding, like conventional injection moulding, needs a mould tool with a cavity shaped like the finished object. In contrast to injection moulding, Wax Molding uses silicone moulds rather than hard metal ones.

Vacuum Casting often used for casting plastics and rubber parts. Vacuum casting is often used for prototype projects or small-scale production runs, as it can be faster and less expensive than other methods, such as injection moulding.

Vacuum casting, also called urethane casting, is a manufacturing process used to create small quantities of high-quality plastic or metal parts. It involves creating a mould of the desired part and then injecting liquid plastic or metal into the mould under a vacuum. This creates a uniform and detailed part with an excellent surface finish and dimensional accuracy.