Using STL data, it is possible to produce metal products at low cost and in a short time. It can also mold complex shapes, contributing to the in-house production of prototypes.
Our company offers a collaborative technology that enables the production of metal prototypes at low cost and in a short time using '3D printing × lost wax casting'. By using a method called block molding (solid method) in lost wax casting, resin models created with a 3D printer can be "metalized." This method accommodates complex shapes and allows for high precision and short delivery times from STL data. If you have both a 3D printer and casting equipment, in-house production of prototypes is also possible. 【Features】 ■ Cost savings on mold materials by using rubber molds made from silicone rubber ■ Improved dimensional accuracy through the use of 3D printing ■ Relatively low-cost casting equipment allows for reduced initial costs ■ For sizes under 10×20 cm, multiple molds can be produced in about one day *Currently, we are offering materials that introduce this technology and a comparison table of casting equipment. Please check it out via "PDF Download." Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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In this technology, when using a multi-jet 3D printer, it is possible to handle high melting point metals such as platinum in addition to stainless steel and nickel alloys. *Melting point up to approximately 2200°C 【Introduction of Related Products】 <Lost Wax Casting Machine 'YG-10D NEO'> ■ Capable of high reproducibility casting by recalling memory data of casting conditions ■ Three casting modes can be selected according to the shape of the product and the metal ■ Equipped with fully automatic, timer-based, and manual operation functions ■ Front-mounted vacuum filter improves maintenance for element replacement ■ Equipped with a "pre-melting function" that allows the mold to be set up after melting *For more details about the casting machine, please feel free to contact us.
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Our company, established in 1960, was the first in Japan to develop and sell domestically produced casting machines for jewelry, making us the longest-established casting machine manufacturer in the country. Currently, we manufacture and sell both analog and digital devices for melting and casting various metals and alloys, not only for the jewelry industry but also for companies in all sectors. We do not just sell products; we provide technology. We propose the most suitable casting machines while listening to what our customers want to create, and we also offer customization based on their requests and suggestions for consumable materials that match their products. After purchase, we support our customers to ensure they can create products that align with their vision under our technical guidance. Additionally, we are focusing on proposals for casting production using 3D printers and low-cost prototyping technologies, contributing to the future of "Japanese manufacturing."
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