Manufyn delivers world-class investment casting services for clients that demand intricate designs, dimensional accuracy, and excellent surface finish. Known for its versatility and repeatability, the investment casting process is ideal for producing small to medium-sized metal investment casting parts used across industries like aerospace, automotive, and industrial machinery..
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Investment casting, also known as lost-wax casting, is a manufacturing method where molten metal is poured into a ceramic mold created from a wax pattern. Once the mold is formed, the wax is melted out (i.e., “lost”), leaving behind a cavity that can be filled with molten metal.
At Manufyn, we follow a controlled, step-by-step investment casting process designed to deliver repeatable, high-quality components:
Injection molding is used to form wax patterns that mirror the final part geometry.
Patterns are assembled onto a sprue to form a casting tree.
The tree is repeatedly dipped into ceramic slurry and stuccoed with sand to form a strong mold.
The wax is melted out, and the mold is fired to harden the shell and remove impurities.
Molten metal is poured into the mold cavity and allowed to solidify.
The ceramic shell is broken away, and the part is cut, finished, and inspected.
We design tooling to match your specifications, reducing cycle time and ensuring repeatability.
We cast components in stainless steel, alloy steel, duplex steel, carbon steel, and more.
Achieve intricate details and tolerance bands as tight as ±0.1 mm.
From prototyping to production, we handle every step of the investment casting process in-house.
All investment casting components are tested for dimensional accuracy, material properties, and surface finish.
Partner with Manufyn for reliable, scalable investment casting solutions. Get in touch today to request a quote or schedule a consultation.
Investment casting is a precision manufacturing process where molten metal is poured into a ceramic mold formed from a wax pattern. It allows for intricate designs and high dimensional accuracy.
The investment casting process includes wax pattern creation, ceramic shell building, dewaxing, mold firing, metal pouring, and final finishing.
We work with carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel investment casting, and other specialty metals based on the application.
Investment casting offers excellent surface finish, tight tolerances, and the ability to produce complex geometries without extensive machining.
Yes, we specialize in stainless steel investment casting for corrosion-resistant and high-strength parts across automotive, medical, and marine sectors.
The investment mold casting process is ideal for parts with complex internal cavities, tight tolerances, and intricate shapes — where traditional machining would be costly.
We produce investment casting components such as impellers, valves, brackets, surgical tools, clamps, and custom precision parts.
Yes. Our steel investment casting services provide high-strength, fatigue-resistant components suitable for structural and load-bearing applications.
Typical tolerances for metal investment casting parts range from ±0.1 mm to ±0.5 mm, depending on part complexity and size.
Yes, Manufyn is a full-service manufacturer of investment castings, offering design support, tooling, casting, machining, and final inspection under one roof.
