With full-mold casting, Römheld & Moelle offers a modern casting process for the production of cast iron components. Even complex functional parts with cavities can be produced for you, using full-mold casting, thus resulting in lower costs.
Castings produced using the full mold casting process are characterized by burr-free surfaces. Thus, even complex internal structures can be realized precisely. Mold inclines are not required for demolding, thus rendering material additions unnecessary on the casting. The full mold process therefore offers the designer maximum design freedom.
This enables us to realize complex designs, such as bionic structures or topology-optimized components, almost without any restrictions for you as our customer.
In full mold casting, molten metal is poured into a sand mold. The mold consists of a lost pattern, made of polystyrene foam, embedded in a self-curing molding material. The pattern remains in the mold and is sublimated by the molten metal during casting. The melt completely fills the mold-cavity, and thus takes on the exact shape of the full-mold pattern. After the cooling and solidification of the Casting, our skilled craftsmen remove the Casting from its mold, also clearing it off any adhering sand residues through processes called blasting and grinding.