Resin sand static casting is a conventional casting technique that is particularly suitable for the production of high temperature resistant alloys, especially for large castings with wall thicknesses exceeding 15 mm and complex geometries.
Key Advantages
The application of high-temperature-resistant zirconium powder coatings effectively ensures the superior surface finish, enhances internal density, and improves the overall high-temperature performance of castings.
The use of resin sand with high hot strength and low gas generation helps minimize casting defects such as gas porosity and sand burning.
Computer-aided engineering (CAE) simulation is employed to proactively prevent potential casting defects during the design phase.

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