Ceramic shell process

The ceramic shell process is a method used in metal casting to create precise and complex shapes, often for parts in industries like aerospace and automotive. It involves covering a pattern, usually made of wax or a similar material, with a liquid ceramic slurry. Once the ceramic hardens, the shell is heated to melt away the pattern, leaving a hollow shell. This shell is then filled with molten metal. The result is a detailed metal part, as the rigid ceramic mold captures intricate designs that traditional methods might struggle with.