Fast delivery Plastic Injection Moulds - Customized PU8150 Plastic Parts Made By Vacuum casting – DTG Detail:
Technologies: vacuum casting
Material: ABS like – PU 8150
Finished: Painting matte white
Production time: 5-8 days
Let’s talk some more details about vacuum casting.
This is a casting process for elastomers which uses a vacuum to draw any liquid material into the mold. Vacuum casting is used when air entrapment is a problem with the mold. Additionally, the process can be used when there are intricate details and undercuts on the mold.
Rubber – high flexibility.
ABS – high rigidity and strength.
Polypropylene and HDPR – high elasticity.
Polyamide and glass filled nylon – high rigidity.
High precision, fine detail: the silicone mold makes it possible to obtain parts totally faithful to the original model, even with the most complex geometries. … Prices and deadlines: the use of silicone for the mold allows a reduction of costs compared to an aluminum or steel molds.
Production Restriction: Vacuum casting is born for low volume production. The silicone mold has a short lifespan. It can produce as many as 50 parts.
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