NEWAY's jewelry casting machine offers a multitude of advantages for jewelry makers. Its advanced technology ensures high-precision and consistent casting, reducing errors and uncertainties. The machine also enables fast production, shortening the production cycle and improving efficiency. Moreover, it supports a variety of materials, including precious metals and alloys, catering to diverse design needs. With these features, the jewelry casting machine stands out as a valuable tool for enhancing production and quality in the jewelry industry.
The use of vacuum and pressure systems contributes.
To the highest quality of casting work.
Both metal smelting and graphite crucible have vacuum systems.
The vacuum pumping time can be set to 1-30 seconds.
There is a gas shield system to reduce the problem of metal melting.
With switch system, one key stop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a jewelry casting machine?
A: A jewelry casting machine melts precious metals and injects or draws them into a ceramic investment mold under controlled temperature and pressure. It sits after 3D printed or wax patterns to produce the final gold, silver or platinum piece.
Q: How do 3D printed patterns fit investment casting?
A: 3D printed resin or wax patterns are attached to a sprue tree, invested in plaster, then burned out in a furnace. The empty mold is filled with molten metal; after cooling and breaking the mold you recover the cast jewelry.
Q: What metals can be cast with these machines?
A: Standard jewelry casting machines work with gold alloys, silver, platinum and bronze. Melting temperature and vacuum or pressure settings are adjusted per metal and per alloy to avoid porosity.
Q: How long does a full casting cycle take?
A: A typical workflow runs overnight: print patterns (hours), dry and clean, invest, burn out (several hours), then cast and cool. Total turnaround is usually 1-2 days depending on batch size and metal.
Q: Do you supply the 3D printers that feed the casting line?
A: Yes. NEWAY makes both the resin 3D printers and the casting resins that produce burnout-clean patterns, so you can source the whole pattern-to-cast workflow from one manufacturer and get matched support.
