Sheet and Injection Waxes

Sheet wax is traditionally used to shape or build wax patterns before investment casting, often for jewellery and other detailed components. CAD BLU’s listed alternatives use digital printing to produce casting patterns from CAD files, helping support design changes, repeatable production, intricate geometry, short runs, and one-off pieces without first cutting a rubber mould.

Traditional jewellery workflows may cut, shape, join, or layer sheet wax to create a pattern before investing and casting. CAD BLU does not stock sheet wax. Its printable alternatives are produced from CAD data on compatible systems, then handled, supported, invested, and burned out according to the applicable material and technical data sheet.

Jewellers’ wax can be carved, formed, or injected into a pattern that is later invested and burned out so metal can occupy the resulting cavity. CAD BLU’s printable wax alternatives create patterns directly from CAD files. Material choice depends on detail, flexibility, dimensional stability, printer compatibility, and whether the grade is 100% wax or castable photopolymer.

CAD BLU does not publish sheet-wax pricing because sheet wax is not part of its listed range. Printable alternatives have published prices across the supplied products, including VisiJet M2 ICast Green at $478.00, JCAST-GRN 10 at $300.00, and Wax Jewel grades at $1,000.00. Contact CAD BLU for current availability and product-specific pricing.

No. The listed category is a digital alternative to sheet and injection wax, comprising printable wax and castable resin materials. CAD BLU states that it does not stock sheet wax, injection wax, or mould-injected wax supplies. The materials are intended for compatible 3D printing systems and investment-casting workflows.

The supplied range includes 100% wax grades and castable photopolymer resins. The 100% wax grades are described as burning out on existing foundry schedules with no ash or residue. Castable photopolymers require their own burnout ramp and must be processed according to the applicable technical data sheet. Both are printer-specific and should not be treated as interchangeable.