TT-5388 Cast-Iron Two-Part Sand-Casting Mould Frame — Medieval-Style Flask and Brass-Casting Application Enquiries
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Get a quote that fits your project
Send your drawing or product reference, material grade and required quantity. Relia will review the requirements with you.
- Drawing & specification review
Confirm the supply scope and critical requirements.
- Samples before custom production
Review inspected samples before approving a batch.
- Inspection documents
Agree material and dimensional records for your part.
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Namebrass sand casting
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Keywordiron two part mold
A two-part sand-casting flask should be selected around the pattern and usable mould space required by the project. This TT-5388 enquiry describes a cast-iron frame with medieval-style wording. Brass sand casting is an application or separate casting request to define independently from the frame material.
Match the reference to the required frame geometry
Provide the frame drawing or the dimensions required for the casting task. Identify the usable opening, frame height and mating arrangement between the two parts. The TT-5388 reference should be matched to that geometry rather than treated as a complete dimensional specification.
- Identify the intended pattern and sand-mould project.
- Provide the usable opening and frame-height requirements.
- Describe the two-part alignment and mating arrangement.
- Specify the cast-iron grade and required supplied condition.
- State quantity and inspection acceptance.
- Identify any separately supplied brass casting or tooling.
Define the frame's role in the casting setup
Explain how the flask must support the intended pattern and sand-mould arrangement. Identify the operating conditions relevant to the design and any required interface with other tooling. These requirements should establish the frame selection without an assumed load or temperature limit from the reference alone.
Agree the supplied frame and application scope
State whether the quotation concerns the iron frame, associated tooling or a separate brass-casting deliverable. Specify the dimensions and conditions needed for acceptance of the actual item. Keep the frame material and casting application distinct so the order identifies the tooling being received and the task it must support.
