QuickCast

The QuickCast method can deliver complex metal prototypes in 3-5 days and is cost effective if only a few parts are required. The technique uses QuickCast stereolithography parts-instead of wax patterns-that are directly invested in ceramic or plaster. The SLA patterns are then sublimated from the shell, allowing for investment casting of aluminum, stainless steel, or other non-ferrous metals. This process eliminates expensive tooling and quickly delivers metal parts with increasing accuracy and complexity. this is text meant just to take up lots of space at the bottom of the page, so that if there is only a table or something in the content part of this page, the content still takes up the majority of the screen. if there is not any text here, then sometimes there will be just a table here, and the left navigation bar to the left will be kinda wide...