Lost wax casting, also known as investment casting, is an advanced technology widely used in the marine parts manufacturing industry. This process begins with creating a wax pattern that is identical in shape to the final product. The wax pattern is then coated with a ceramic shell, forming a heat-resistant mold. When this mold is heated, the wax melts, leaving a cavity that is exactly the same shape as the original wax pattern. Molten stainless steel is then poured into this mold, and after cooling, the ceramic mold is removed to reveal a high-precision stainless steel product.

Lost wax casting is the optimal solution for manufacturing marine parts such as propellers, valves, and other machinery parts. Thanks to its high precision and ability to form complex shapes, products from this technology not only ensure aesthetics but also achieve high durability and wear resistance. In particular, stainless steel with its anti-rust properties and resistance to harsh environments is very suitable for use in marine environments. Lost wax casting technology helps improve the performance and service life of ship components, making an important contribution to the sustainable development of the maritime industry.