B22C1/185

PROCESS FOR CASTING NONFERROUS METALS INCLUDING LIGHT METALS AND CASTING MOLD
20180056374 · 2018-03-01 ·

The invention relates to a molding mixture for producing casting molds for metalworking, a process for producing casting molds, casting molds obtained by the process and also their use. To produce the casting molds, a refractory mold raw material and a binder based on water glass are used. A proportion of a particulate metal oxide selected from the group consisting of silicon dioxide, aluminum oxide, titanium oxide and zinc oxide is added to the binder, particular preference being given to using synthetic amorphous silicon dioxide. The molding mixture contains a phosphate as essential constituent. The use of phosphate can improve the mechanical strength of casting molds at high thermal load.

Casting elements and methods of making the same using low temperature solidification

Foundry casting elements and methods of forming the same, the methods including: forming an aqueous slurry including an inorganic binder precursor, shaping the slurry using a pattern, curing the shaped slurry using a low temperature solidification process to form a casting element, and removing the pattern from the casting element.

CASTING ELEMENTS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME USING LOW TEMPERATURE SOLIDIFICATION

Foundry casting elements and methods of forming the same, the methods including: forming an aqueous slurry including an inorganic binder precursor, shaping the slurry using a pattern, curing the shaped slurry using a low temperature solidification process to form a casting element, and removing the pattern from the casting element.

PRINTABLE CERAMIC COMPOSITIONS FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF METAL OBJECTS
20250345843 · 2025-11-13 · ·

The present disclosure concerns printable refractory compositions, more particularly ceramic-based pastes for three-dimensional printing of molds for additive metal casting, that are based on inorganic binders having several, temperature dependent polymerization states, to permit improved adhesion between stacked mold regions in an additive printing process utilizing compositions of the present disclosure.