CNC machining is less costly for low-volume runs and provides rapid prototypes for proof of concept.
However, a crossover point is eventually reached where investment casting is more cost-effective for higher production volumes and also offers a range of prototyping processes to validate proof of concept.
Investment casting's ability to achieve near-net shapes significantly reduces, and can often eliminate, the need for machining entirely. Faster turnaround for volume production can be achieved with significantly lower labour costs and material waste.
To learn more, join Signicast's Sales Engineer, Josh Geib, and Prototype Manager, Zach Manvilla, as they cover:
- Manufacturing trends in the marketplace
- When investment casting makes sense compared with CNC machining and other manufacturing methods
- Cost-saving benefits
- Conversion case studies
- And more
Presenters: Josh Geib, Eastern Territory Sales Engineer, and Zach Manvilla, Prototype Manager
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