Precision casting adhesive wax is a specialized wax used to bond wax molds and casting systems. Simply heat the adhesive wax to a certain temperature and dip it into the inner gate of the wax mold to directly bond to the casting system.

The use of adhesive wax is more efficient, more environmentally friendly, and has fewer gaps compared to traditional wax molds using soldering iron to melt thick internal gates and directly bond to the pouring system. It is beneficial for improving the qualification rate of castings. Adhesive wax has good compatibility, and when used in conjunction with model wax, it will not change the performance of the mold wax. At the same time, adhesive wax will not have any adverse effects on the next shell making process.

Bonded wax will come out during dewaxing and be burned clean during roasting. The ash content of bonded wax is very low and does not exceed 0.01%. Bonded wax is a special wax developed specifically for high adhesion coatings, which does not cause parts to fall off and gaps to be formed at the joints. This avoids the gap caused by traditional tree forming methods, and the paint filled in after dewaxing falls off, resulting in inclusion defects in castings, effectively improving the qualification rate.

Purpose:

Used for precision casting wax component assembly trees and welding of wax components.

1. It replaces the traditional process of using electric soldering iron for welding tree and wax components, eliminating the phenomenon of thick smoke and surface defects generated during the welding of tree and wax components using electric soldering iron.

2. High strength, without breakage during the process of wax component assembly, repair, cleaning, and drying.

3. Good solubility, mixed with wax materials such as model wax, does not affect the performance and properties of the wax material.

4. With strong adhesion, it can be directly used when there is a release agent attached to the surface of the wax part.

Usage and precautions:

When bonding, the force only takes a few seconds.

2. Use a container to melt wax and adjust the temperature to between 160C before use.

Typical performance: