• SAND CASTING FLASK •The sand casting flask is a practical moulding frame designed for creating sand moulds for jewellery casting, small metal parts, and workshop casting projects. With a casting area of 75mm x 115mm and a 26mm pouring spout, it provides a reusable frame for packing casting sand and preparing controlled mould cavities. • KEY POINTS •[Sand casting flask][Casting area dimensions: 75mm x 115mm][Pouring spout diameter: 26mm][Reusable frame for sand casting][Suitable for jewellery casting, metalworking, and small workshop pours] • MORE INFO •Designed for sand casting work, this flask helps hold casting sand securely while a pattern is pressed into the mould. Once packed and prepared, molten metal can be poured through the spout into the formed cavity, making it useful for casting jewellery components, charms, small objects, and custom metal parts. The open-frame design allows the mould halves to be packed, separated, and reassembled for casting. It is suitable for use with appropriate casting sand and compatible non-ferrous metals such as gold, silver, copper, brass, and bronze. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: sand casting flask][Casting area: 75mm x 115mm][Pouring spout diameter: 26mm][Use: sand mould preparation, metal casting, jewellery casting, and small part casting][Suitable applications: jewellery making, silversmithing, goldsmithing, metalworking, and workshop casting] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, metalsmiths, and small workshops wanting to create sand moulds for metal casting. Use the flask with suitable casting sand to form mould cavities from patterns, models, charms, components, or small objects. This sand casting flask is especially useful for creating one-off castings, reproducing small jewellery components, recycling metal into new forms, and experimenting with traditional sand casting techniques. • CARE & SAFETY •Use only with suitable casting sand, melting equipment, and heat-resistant safety gear. Ensure the flask and sand are properly prepared before pouring, and keep all equipment dry to reduce the risk of steam or metal spitting. Molten metal is extremely dangerous, so always wear eye protection, heat-resistant gloves, protective clothing, closed footwear, and work in a properly ventilated area.
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