Casting Waxes and Supplies

The best wax for lost wax casting is a 100% wax formulation that delivers clean, ash-free burnout and high dimensional accuracy. Materials like VisiJet M2 Cast melt out completely without leaving residue that could cause casting defects or porosity in metal components. For delicate jewelry featuring fine wire mesh or filigree, flexible waxes like VisiJet M2 Wax Jewel Red provide extra handling durability.

Turnkey additive casting packages, equipment, and dedicated casting materials are available directly through authorized additive manufacturing suppliers like CAD BLU. Whether you require production-grade MultiJet 3D printers, castable photopolymers, or 100% wax pattern materials, technical specialists can assist you in selecting the right material formulations, hardware, and processing documentation tailored to your facility's specific jewelry casting workflow.

Pure 100% wax materials melt and burn out just like traditional foundry carving waxes, integrating seamlessly into existing foundry burnouts without process modifications. Castable resins are specialized photopolymers designed for stereolithography and digital light processing printers. They cure with light and burn out during controlled thermal cycles to produce clean voids for molten metal in dental and jewelry applications.

Casting materials are formulated for specific digital manufacturing technologies. Pure wax materials such as VisiJet M2 Cast and VisiJet M2 ICast run on 3D Systems MultiJet Printing systems, including the ProJet MJP 2500W and MJP 2500 IC series. Photopolymer casting resins like NextDent CAST and JCAST-GRN 10 are optimized for DLP and Figure 4 printer platforms.

Yes, specialized castable formulations such as NextDent CAST are engineered specifically for dental laboratory workflows. Compatible with DLP printing technologies, these materials produce precise patterns for crowns, bridges, and substructures. They burn out cleanly to ensure optimal fit, clean metal margins, and biocompatible results when producing dental cast prosthetics and restorations.

Yes, comprehensive technical documentation is provided for casting waxes and castable resins. Materials such as VisiJet M2 Cast include detailed Technical Data Sheets outlining material specifications, handling recommendations, and safe use guidelines, as well as Safety Data Sheets to ensure compliance with laboratory and manufacturing facility safety standards during storage and processing.