Lost-wax castings - Import export

• Model measurements up to 1.000 x 600 x 500 mm • Same handling as for conventional wax parts • Tool-less and hence more cost-effective process • Single items and small series can be produced within a few days • High degree of accuracy: ±0.4% (min. +/- 100 µm) • Wax infiltration creates closed smooth surface • Suitable for autoclaves, even for thin-walled shells • Can be burnt out in normal kiln with low emission formation • Does not expand during burn-out process, hence no shell cracking (whether gypsum or ceramics) • Residual ash contents <0.02% for polypor binder type C • All alloys can be used with lost-wax casting process

• Model measurements up to 1.000 x 600 x 500 mm • Same handling as for conventional wax parts • Tool-less and hence more cost-effective process • Single items and small series can be produced within a few days • High degree of accuracy: ±0.4% (min. +/- 100 µm) • Wax infiltration creates closed smooth surface • Suitable for autoclaves, even for thin-walled shells • Can be burnt out in normal kiln with low emission formation • Does not expand during burn-out process, hence no shell cracking (whether gypsum or ceramics) • Residual ash contents <0.02% for polypor binder type C • All alloys can be used with lost-wax casting process

• Model measurements up to 1.000 x 600 x 500 mm • Same handling as for conventional wax parts • Tool-less and hence more cost-effective process • Single items and small series can be produced within a few days • High degree of accuracy: ±0.4% (min. +/- 100 µm) • Wax infiltration creates closed smooth surface • Suitable for autoclaves, even for thin-walled shells • Can be burnt out in normal kiln with low emission formation • Does not expand during burn-out process, hence no shell cracking (whether gypsum or ceramics) • Residual ash contents <0.02% for polypor binder type C • All alloys can be used with lost-wax casting process

• Model measurements up to 1.000 x 600 x 500 mm • Same handling as for conventional wax parts • Tool-less and hence more cost-effective process • Single items and small series can be produced within a few days • High degree of accuracy: ±0.4% (min. +/- 100 µm) • Wax infiltration creates closed smooth surface • Suitable for autoclaves, even for thin-walled shells • Can be burnt out in normal kiln with low emission formation • Does not expand during burn-out process, hence no shell cracking (whether gypsum or ceramics) • Residual ash contents <0.02% for polypor binder type C • All alloys can be used with lost-wax casting process

• Model measurements up to 1.000 x 600 x 500 mm • Same handling as for conventional wax parts • Tool-less and hence more cost-effective process • Single items and small series can be produced within a few days • High degree of accuracy: ±0.4% (min. +/- 100 µm) • Wax infiltration creates closed smooth surface • Suitable for autoclaves, even for thin-walled shells • Can be burnt out in normal kiln with low emission formation • Does not expand during burn-out process, hence no shell cracking (whether gypsum or ceramics) • Residual ash contents <0.02% for polypor binder type C • All alloys can be used with lost-wax casting process

Nous utilisons principalement le procédé de fonte à la cire perdue pour reproduire des sculptures, reliefs et monuments en bronze. Pour les sculptures de moyenne et grande taille, nous utilisons le procédé de revêtement de coque en céramique. Pour les petites sculptures, nous utilisons la méthode « Block Mold », qui permet également un grand degré de détail avec des temps de production plus courts. 02 Finition Le procédé de Fonte à la Cire Perdue permet d'obtenir une excellente finition finale des sculptures à reproduire, une valeur ajoutée importante, étant donné que le rôle d'un bon fondeur est de reproduire le plus fidèlement possible l'œuvre d'art entre ses mains. Le processus de moulage à la cire perdue produit des pièces avec un haut degré de précision et de détail.

Silicone molds are essential tools in the world of sculpture and reproduction of pieces. They allow you to create precise copies of sculptures, decorative objects and other items. Here is some information about silicone molds: Molds are used to create copies of the original wax sculptures. Silicone molds are made from a flexible and malleable material such as silicone rubber from an original sculpture in clay, plaster or another equivalent material such as plasticine. Apart from the lost wax casting process, they are used to create decorative objects such as vases, statues, ornaments and other decorative objects.

Intensive 5-day course focusing on Lost Wax Casting. Wax leakage in silicone molds; Wax touch-ups; Application of filling channels: Execution of refractory coating; Bronze casting; Finishing a bronze sculpture and chiseling techniques; Male; Open to all skill levels, including beginners. It is essential to wear old clothes and strong footwear. Alternatively, you can bring a piece of your own in wax and work. What is included in the price? Materials for a small bronze sculpture; The cost of the course includes all materials. More materials will be available for purchase on the day, if necessary. The course is held during normal workshop work and in the same space where other artistic projects are taking place. This way the student can learn about other techniques and come into contact with other materials. The student can ask questions to the trainer or any other of our employees. Courses start on Mondays and are open by appointment throughout the year.