Vacuum Casting
Description
Vacuum Casting is used to produce high-quality parts with detailed and accurate features, often mimicking the properties of injection-molded parts.
Materials Available
- Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene - ABS
- Polyurethane resin - PR700
- Polyurethane clear resin - 8744E
- Nylon
- Nylon+GF
- Polypropylene (PP)
Technical Details
- Mechanical Properties: Mimics injection-molded parts.
- Surface Finish: Smooth, high-quality finish, often no further processing needed.
- Dimensional Accuracy: High, typically within ±0.1mm.
- Max Build Size: Limited by silicone mold and vacuum chamber.
- Speed of Production: Moderate, 7-10 days for small batches.
Cost
- Initial Capital Investment: Relatively low.
- Production Costs: Low to moderate.
- Operational Costs: Includes mold making, material costs, labor.
Advantages
- Detail and accuracy.
- Cost-efficiency for small batches.
Disadvantages
- Limited to polymers and resins.
- Build size limitations.
Create an Order
To make an order, fill out the request form.
How it Works
Once you submit the form and place an order request, Instrumus vendors will create quotations and make you offers. Once you select an offer from one of the vendors and make a payment, they will fulfil your order.
Your design file will be utilized solely to create an accurate cost estimate for your product. It will be encrypted and securely stored, with access restricted to certified Instrumus vendors only. Third parties will not have access to your file.
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