Applications:

Foundry Casting: Used in foundries to produce molds and cores for metal casting, where its strength and thermal stability ensure precise and reliable casting results.

Core Production: Employed in the manufacture of cores for complex castings, providing the necessary strength and stability to maintain core integrity during casting.

Mold Making: Applied in mold making for various materials, including metals and plastics, to achieve high-quality molds with precise dimensions and surface finishes.

Industrial Prototyping: Utilized in rapid prototyping and small-batch production for creating high-quality prototypes and components.

Technical Specifications:

Material Composition: Sand coated with a resin binder (varies depending on the specific resin used, such as phenolic, furan, or urethane resins)

Sand Type: Typically fine to medium-grain sand, depending on the application requirements

Resin Type: Various resin types can be used, including phenolic, furan, or urethane resins, tailored to specific casting needs

Temperature Resistance: Capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1000°C or higher, depending on the resin used

Strength: Provides high compressive and tensile strength, ensuring mold and core stability

Advantages:

Enhanced Strength: The resin coating provides increased strength and stability, reducing the risk of mold or core deformation during the casting process.

Thermal Stability: Maintains performance and integrity at high temperatures, suitable for demanding casting applications.

Consistent Quality: Ensures consistent performance and high-quality results, reducing defects and improving the overall quality of castings.

Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of casting and molding applications, including metals, plastics, and industrial prototypes.

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