Aerospace: high-temperature alloy parts such as turbine blades and engine components.

Medical devices: casting of surgical instruments, orthopedic implants (such as titanium alloy joints).

Jewelry: production of fine patterned precious metal (gold, silver) jewelry.

Automotive industry: precision gears, sensor components, exhaust system parts.

Industrial machinery: pumps and valves, hydraulic parts, rapid prototyping of complex molds.

Art casting: sculpture, handicrafts and other metal artwork with high detail requirements.

Advantages of Precision Casting Wax

High dimensional stability: very low shrinkage under temperature and humidity changes, maintains the precise shape of the mold and is suitable for manufacturing complex, high-precision parts.

Excellent fluidity: after melting, it can fully fill the details of the mold and replicate fine patterns (e.g. turbine blades, jewelry patterns, etc.).

Low ash residue: minimal ash residue after burning or dewaxing to avoid casting surface defects.

Easy mold release: low adhesion to shell materials (e.g. ceramic shells), quick and complete melting out of the wax during dewaxing, reducing the risk of shell breakage.

Reusability: Waste wax can be recycled and reused, reducing costs.

Environmental protection and safety: Modern investment casting waxes are mostly formulated with non-toxic, low volatility synthetic waxes or natural waxes, which are in line with environmental standards.