Master model
A high-detail master, typically 3D printed, becomes the pattern for every copy.
Duplicate detailed plastic prototype parts in small to medium quantities from a master model, a silicone mould and cast resin.
Vacuum casting copies a master model into a silicone mould, then fills it with cast resin under vacuum. It is a practical way to make a small batch of detailed parts without investing in production tooling.
RPT 3D prepares the master model, makes the mould and casts the copies. Parts can then be finished for presentation, testing or a pilot run.
A high-detail master, typically 3D printed, becomes the pattern for every copy.
A silicone mould captures fine surface detail from the master.
Cast resin parts reproduce the master in small to medium quantities.
Copies can be sanded, painted, textured or coated for presentation or testing.
We start from your design or scan and produce a detailed master.
The master is set in silicone to create a reusable mould.
Resin is poured into the mould under vacuum to reproduce the master.
Cast parts are cleaned and finished as agreed.
Vacuum casting is a process that duplicates detailed plastic parts using a master model, a silicone mould and cast resin, usually for small to medium quantities.
RPT 3D source information says a silicone mould can be reused around 15 to 20 times. The actual number depends on the part and the project.
Choose casting when you need several detailed copies with a consistent look. For a single part or an early design, 3D printing is usually quicker.
Yes. We can prepare the master from your CAD file or from a 3D scan of an existing object.
Call +91 77778 85399, write to info@rpt3d.in or use the enquiry form with your files and the quantity you need.
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