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This article was updated on April 15, 2025.

Eagle Precision Cast Parts, Inc. just released a downloadable resource, titled Investment Casting Process Guide: A Comprehensive Introduction to Investment Casting. The goal of the 21-page ebook is to make it easy for manufacturers, and anyone else who’s interested, to learn the basics of investment casting. Manufacturers looking for a better way to produce parts […]

Investment casting, sometimes known as lost-wax casting, is a metal forming method known for its ability to produce parts with tight tolerances, complex inner cavities and accurate dimensions. As we discussed in our Introduction to Investment Casting post, the basic technique has existed for millennia. Over the years, innovations in equipment and methodology have kept […]

Investment casting is nearly as old as metalcasting itself, with the earliest known examples dating back to 3,500 BC. Before investment casting was invented, metal castings were created using open stone or ceramic molds. Investment casting allowed for much greater detail and smoother finish, vastly expanding the possibilities of metal casting. Today, investment casting is […]

It all started on a routine facility tour While touring a client’s facility, representatives of Eagle Precision Cast Products noticed a cable clamp assembly—a relatively complex fabricated part that they believed would be an excellent candidate for fabrication to casting conversion.

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