Core Making
Core making involves the production of cores, which then serve to shape the interior outlines of a cast part. We differentiate between the following production steps:

Filling
The core box is filled with moulding material. It’s always important to make sure that the moulding material is sufficiently condensed to allow the core to build up sufficient strength.

Hardening
After the core has been hardened by precipitation, the core box is opened and the core is taken out.

Paint
The next production step is the painting procedure in which the core receives multiple layers of coating. The idea is to protect the moulding material from the hot steel to give it a quality casting surface.

Inlay
After the coating has dried, the core is arranged in the mould.

