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Pacific Kiln Offers Many Choices in Flashfire Dewax System Product Line


vestment casting foundries dewaxed their shells. It offered a better alternative to the traditional autoclave dewaxing method. FlashFire Dewax Systems have become the preferred method of dewax- ing shells in many of today’s foundries. With today’s wide use of additive man- ufacturing and rapid prototyping the


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ack in 1995 Pacific Kiln intro- duced the first FlashFire Dewax System that changed the way in-


FlashFire System is the go to method for good clean reliable burnout of the patterns. Being able to dewax with less shell cracking and clean burn out in one cycle. Today Pacific Kiln has expanded the


FlashFire Dewax System product line to include the original New Generation Fully automated FlashFire, The Standard FlashFire with manually indexing load bed, The Elevator FlashFire System for


smaller foundries with limited space, The fixed Bed FlashFire with wax drain holes through the furnace floor and the continuous car type push through Flash- Fire Dewax System. With all these choices Pacific Kiln is the leader in FlashFire Dewax Systems. Pacific Kiln continuous to improve the FlashFire Systems with the latest tech- nology in controls, safety and ease of use for today’s foundry.


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