• CASTING SAND - DELFT CLAY •Delft clay casting sand is a fine-grain reusable casting sand designed for creating detailed sand moulds for jewellery casting, small metal parts, and workshop casting projects. Supplied in a 2kg tub, it is suitable for use with a sand casting flask to capture fine detail from patterns, models, charms, and small components. • KEY POINTS •[Delft clay casting sand][Supplied in 2kg tub][Fine-grain reusable casting sand][Suitable for detailed jewellery casting][Use with a sand casting flask] • MORE INFO •Designed for professional and workshop sand casting, Delft clay helps create detailed mould impressions for casting precious and non-ferrous metals. Its fine texture allows it to capture small surface details, making it useful for jewellery components, charms, rings, small sculptures, and custom metal parts. The clay-based sand can be packed into a casting flask around a pattern, separated, prepared with a sprue and venting channels, then reassembled for pouring. After casting, usable sand can be broken down and reused for future moulds. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: sand casting sand][Material: Delft clay casting sand][Quantity: 2kg tub][Texture: fine-grain][Use: sand mould making, jewellery casting, small part casting, and metal forming preparation][Suitable applications: jewellery making, silversmithing, goldsmithing, metal casting, and workshop use] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, metalsmiths, and small workshops wanting to create detailed sand moulds for metal casting. Use Delft clay with a suitable sand casting flask to form moulds from wax models, metal masters, charms, rings, pendants, findings, or small objects. This casting sand is especially useful for one-off castings, reproducing small jewellery components, recycling precious metal into new forms, and experimenting with traditional sand casting techniques. • CARE & SAFETY •Keep the tub sealed when not in use to help prevent the clay from drying out. Use only with suitable casting equipment and heat-resistant safety gear. Ensure the mould is properly packed, vented, and prepared before pouring. Molten metal is extremely dangerous, so always wear eye protection, heat-resistant gloves, protective clothing, closed footwear, and work in a properly ventilated area.
