3D Printed Wax Casting Molds

Pricing for the Flashforge WaxJet 510 is not listed in our catalog, as CAD BLU supplies the 3D Systems line of wax and castable systems. Production wax platforms include the ProJet MJP 300W Plus at $64,700.00 and ProJet MJP 2500IC at $69,000.00, alongside entry castable systems like Figure 4 Jewelry at $12,000.00. Current quotes and configurations for alternative wax printers are available upon request.

100% wax materials like VisiJet M2 ICast and M2 CAST melt and burn out cleanly with zero ash residue on standard foundry investment schedules. Castable photopolymers like Figure 4 JCAST-GRN 10 and NextDent CAST offer lower initial material costs but require a customized, progressively increasing burnout ramp to prevent thermal expansion and ensure complete burnout before metal pouring. Both options eliminate rubber mold tooling.

3D printed wax patterns from MultiJet Printing systems use dissolvable support waxes such as VisiJet M2 SUW and M2 IC SUW. Instead of mechanically cutting supports off fragile pieces, the support wax is dissolved and melted away in a warm post-processing bath. This hands-free process preserves delicate filigree, sharp prong details, and thin wire mesh geometry without mechanical breakage.

3D printing wax patterns directly from CAD eliminates the master model, vulcanized rubber mold cutting, and wax injection steps. This eliminates compounding shrinkage errors and avoids mold degradation over time. Jewelers and foundries can iterate designs instantly, run full ring size ranges from a single CAD file, and produce intricate undercuts, hollow structures, and lightweight filigree that cannot be demolded conventionally.

VisiJet wax materials are engineered specifically for 3D Systems MultiJet Printing platforms. Compatible production systems include the ProJet MJP 2500W, ProJet MJP 2500IC, ProJet MJP 2500 Plus, and ProJet MJP 300W Plus. Each material is formulated for specific equipment families, pairing dedicated build waxes such as M2 ICast Green or Wax Jewel Red with matched dissolvable support materials for reliable casting results.

Yes, direct 3D printed wax and castable patterns are widely used across industrial manufacturing and dental laboratories. Industrial foundries utilize VisiJet M2 ICast on the ProJet MJP 2500IC for complex mechanical prototypes and low-to-mid volume parts. Dental laboratories utilize NextDent CAST Purple and NextDent 5100 systems to cast partial denture frameworks, crowns, and small bridges with tight tolerances and residue-free burnout.