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Casting Pattern

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Casting Pattern 

a device designed for the production in a mold of the working cavity of a casting. The casting pattern is usually a part of the pattern assembly. Casting patterns may be either of the one-piece type (for simple casting configurations) or may consist of two or more parts. Individual casting patterns are produced from wood or plastics; patterns for mass production and large-series production are made of metal or plastics. In the production of castings by the lost-wax or vaporizing pattern methods, casting patterns consisting of low-melting materials or foam plastics are used.



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