Cast Control

Cast control is a technique used in casting processes to manage how molten metal fills a mold, ensuring it flows smoothly and evenly without defects. It involves designing and adjusting the mold and pouring parameters so the metal fills the cavity uniformly, preventing issues like air pockets, cold laps, or incomplete filling. Proper cast control improves the quality, strength, and appearance of the final product. Essentially, it's about carefully guiding and regulating the casting process to produce a consistent, high-quality cast part.