Technology / product information

Digital Casting is a technology that uses resin models created with a 3D printer as prototypes and then produces metal products in a way similar to Lost Wax Casting without requiring molds. This makes it suitable for prototype development, custom metal products, or made-to-order manufacturing. This technology reduces the cost of mold creation, can cast products that are difficult to specifically cut, responds quickly, and is skilled in producing complex three-dimensional shapes. It supports a variety of materials.

Features
No Need for Molds: Reduces the cost and time of mold creation, allowing for low-cost production.
Rapid Production: Can deliver products in a short period, accelerating the development process.
Design Freedom: Capable of producing complex shapes or small products flexibly, suitable for prototype development or custom-made products.
Supports Multiple Materials: Compatible with a variety of materials such as ferrous metals, stainless steel, and aluminum, offering the right material choice for specific applications.

Specifications
Digital Casting can produce products ranging in size from approximately 4 cm to 30 cm, supporting weights from 30 grams to 30 kg. It can be produced with various materials, and it is recommended to consult with experts for specific information about materials and their selection.