FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY - Zollern
FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY - Zollern
FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY - Zollern
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APPLICATIONS<br />
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Material types<br />
The investment casting technique permits the use of an<br />
almost unlimited spectrum of casting and also wrought<br />
materials. A certain restriction is imposed by the fact that<br />
a large number of materials possess similar characteristics<br />
and be ‘substituted’ by alternative materials which are at<br />
least equivalent in value. On the other hand, investment<br />
casting also permits the use of a higher-grade material at<br />
no additional cost, so covering a wide range of possible<br />
applications. Accordingly, in the following explanation, types<br />
providing a representative selection have been specified<br />
under the various material groupings. If the use of different<br />
materials is stipulated expressly for certain applications, an<br />
enquiry is necessary with the producer. The data contained in<br />
the tables are guideline values only. This applies also where<br />
guaranteed minimum values are specified in standards or<br />
other regulations. As a rule, these regulations refer to other<br />
shaping techniques unless they explicitly specify the instrument<br />
casting method. Unless otherwise indicated, the values<br />
apply to separately cast test bars.<br />
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INVESTMENT CASTING