About

Vacuum casting is a manufacturing process used to create detailed and precise prototypes or small production runs of plastic and rubber parts. It involves creating molds, typically from silicone, using a master model. Liquid resin is poured into the mold under vacuum conditions to ensure bubble-free, high-quality parts. Vacuum casting is widely used for producing functional prototypes, complex shapes, and components with fine details, offering excellent surface finish and material flexibility.

Technical Details

Accuracy

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Density

1.1 g/cm³

Min. wall thickness

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Warping risk

N/A