Resin and wax
Discuss fine surface detail, mold release and repeated casting with your actual resin or wax.
APPLICATIONS
Start with the object you need to reproduce.
A useful recommendation begins with the master, mold design, casting material and production method. Application labels are starting points for a sample review.
APPLICATION STUDY / 01
MASTERMOLDCAST
Shape the process
around the object.
around the object.
MOLD MAKING
Detail, geometry and release matter.
Plaster and cement
Review porosity, texture, mold scale and support before comparing materials.
Sculpture and decor
Plan parting lines, undercuts, brush-on or pour methods, and handling.
Prototypes
Consider geometry, repeatability and the available equipment for short production runs.
CASTING PROJECTS
Describe the cast and the mold together.
Tell us the casting material, mold size, expected number of cycles and any surface requirements. We can then identify the information needed for a sample trial.
Send project detailsEVALUATION INPUTS
Four useful details for a first discussion.
Master
Material, coatings, dimensions and a photo if available.
Casting material
What will enter the mold, including any relevant process heat.
Mold design
Pour, brush, split mold, support and difficult undercuts.
Production target
Detail, surface finish, expected cycles and order stage.
NEXT STEP
Send the application, even if the material is undecided.
Tell us about your application and the material you plan to cast.