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High Thermal Stability EVA Film for Vacuum Process Casting Auxiliary Materials - Non-Toxic and Improves Surface Finish

High Thermal Stability EVA Film for Vacuum Process Casting Auxiliary Materials - Non-Toxic and Improves Surface Finish

Product Details:
Place of Origin: Shandong, China
Brand Name: TOVAC
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Shandong, China
Brand Name:
TOVAC
Thermalstability:
High Thermal Stability
Compatibility:
Suitable For Various Casting Alloys
Usagemethod:
Mixed With Base Materials During Casting
Origin:
Manufactured According To Industry Standards
Application:
Vacuum Casting Process
Safety:
Non-toxic And Environmentally Friendly
Temperatureresistance:
High
Productname:
Vacuum Process Casting Auxiliary Materials
Shelflife:
12 Months Under Recommended Storage Conditions
Storageconditions:
Cool, Dry Place Away From Direct Sunlight
Materialtype:
Auxiliary Materials
Performanceenhancement:
Improves Casting Surface Finish And Reduces Defects
Highlight:

High Light

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High thermal stability EVA Film

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Non-toxic Vacuum Process Casting Auxiliary Materials

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Improves surface finish V-Process Film

Product Description

In V-process (Vacuum Molding) casting, the V-process film is the core consumable and is often referred to as the “soul” of the V-process. It not only replicates the mold geometry but also plays a critical role in sealing the dry sand and forming the mold cavity.

1. Main Material: EVA as the Mainstream

EVA Film:

Advantages:

High elongation for easy forming

Low elastic recovery to prevent shrinkage after forming

Low gas generation to reduce casting porosity defects

Environmentally friendly

Characteristics:

Sensitive to heating temperature, allowing precise control during the forming process

2. Film Thickness and Classification

The selection of film thickness is critical depending on the complexity and size of the casting. The typical thickness range is 0.05 mm to 0.30 mm.

Film Type

Thickness Range (mm)

Typical Applications

Ultra-Thin

≤ 0.10

Fine-surface flat castings, low-carbon steel castings (e.g., locomotive frames)

Thin

0.10 – 0.20

Medium castings with relatively simple surfaces (e.g., pump housings, bathtubs, boiler plates)

Thick

0.20 – 0.30

Large castings with complex geometries (e.g., gearbox housings, counterweights)

Extra-Thick

≥ 0.30

Extra-large, deep-structure castings (e.g., large machine tool beds)

Note: Thicker films increase material consumption and gas evolution. Therefore, whenever possible, use the thinnest film that still ensures proper mold forming.