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Wax reproduction of the required castings are produced by
injection mold.

The wax patterns are assembled to a wax stick, to form a
casting cluster.

The shell is built by liquid ceramic slurry.
Up to seven layers may be applied in this process.

When the ceramic is dry out, the max is melted out by heating,
creating an empty shell mold.

In this process, the shell is filled with melted metal.
Once the metal cools, the assembled cluster become one solid casting.

When the metal has cooled, the ceramic shell is broken off by
vibration machine.

The parts are cut off from the cluster by using a high speed saw.

Using 3 process blasting equipments to clean remnant ceramic.

Pickling is chemical treatment applied to the surface of stainless
steel to remove contaminants.

After minor finishing operations, the metal castings--identical to
the original wax patterns--are ready for machining.