Ceramic sand, technically as fused ceramic sand for foundry, is made from calcined bauxite which main content is aluminum oxide, processed by melting, blowing, sieving and blending. Ceramic sand has excellent properties, including spherical shape, high refractoriness, good crush resistance, inert chemical characteristics, high reclamation yields, etc. To solve the problem of metal penetration and
Sand casting, known as sand molding casting, is a casting process that uses sand as a mold. Then pour the liquid metal into this mold to create a casting part.It is one of the oldest casting processes. It can be used to make metal components of all sizes, ranging from 1kg to hundred tons. The
Relatively new technology in today’s casting foundry is 3D printed patterns and molds. The latest 3D printing equipment is capable of manufacturing a sand mold and core in just a few hours. This can save considerable time and money in some cases. Once the pattern is produced, sand casting proceeds as usual, but the ability
Ceramic Foundry sand ,also called as Fused Ceramic Sand is made from high quality bauxite, by re-fused and blown to ball type. With advantage of fine surface smooth finish and air permeability, it is a new type casting material for precision casting, coated sand and self hardening sand etc.At the present, Ceramsite is acknowledged in the
Ceramic Foundry Sand Property From above table, Ceramic Foundry Sand has the following characteristics: The thermal expansion coefficient of ceramic sand is very low, which is similar to zircon sand. Using the Ceramic Foundry Sand to make moulds and cores, the veins and other expansion defects of castings are eliminated Because of the great spherical
Pue to its unique physical and chemical properties,the sand has the following charateristics and adcantages: Prevention of sand expansion defects,especially finning/veining Elimination of gas-forming additives Prevention of reactions between metal and moulding sand Prevention of metal penetration Reduction of core weight Improved flowability of moulding sand Influence on the formation of microstructure Pouring of thin-walled
