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Aristo-Cast Conversion from Machining Meets Tight Time Frame for Customer


Aristo-Cast had been doing work for a very large com-


pany for the past year and was asked to help out a sister busi- ness with a complex detail on a diverter shower valve. Design features of the component include thin walls, un-


dercuts and hidden inside passages. The customer had tried without success to find a caster who could cast the part. The short-term solution had been to have the part machined from solid and assembled together. This was a rather expensive alternative, but there was no choice at this point if the cus- tomer was to meet its commitments. Using rapid prototyping technology, Aristo-Cast was


able to provide a sample casting and quote within a two- week time frame. The casting, which eliminated 99% of the machining


and all of the assembly, is currently undergoing a design revi- sion and Aristo-Cast is producing additional prototypes. An unmeasurable amount of time has been saved by not having to change the core design to a machined part instead of a casting.


Wouldn’t Y


This investment cast diverter body for a shower valve replaced a machined assembly. The stainless steel casting measures 2.75" x 5.50" x 4.50." INSET: Ceramic core illustration indi- cates complexity of internal passages.


Winner to Cast Y


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A listing of probable cause effect relationships with variables relating to the wax pattern area. Such problems as sink; cavitation; shrink; pattern crack; chill damage; air bubbles; flash; pattern distortion are examined.


Atlas of Wax Pattern Defects


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