Ceramic Shell materials
Ceramic shell materials for precision and art foundries. Binders, flours and sands /stucco from fused silica to zircon
Adbond Advantage
€ 990,- € 818,18 Excl. tax
Remasol Adbond Advantage has an increased adhesion to wax surfaces making it an ideal primary binder. A ready to use solution, optimised for the best performance.
CompareBurst RSD 100
€ 19,95 € 16,49 Excl. tax
Burst 100 Antifoam provides outstanding performance under many different conditions. It is compatible with a wide variety of wetting agents, and can tolerate both alkaline and acidic binder systems.
CompareFused Silika LHT Flour & Sand
€ 107,65 € 88,97 Excl. tax
Good quality fused silica for High thermal stability and low thermal expension. Results in a somewhat flexible shell, better aible to withstand cracks.
CompareJus-Dip ™ ready-to-use slurry
€ 0,- € 0,- Excl. tax
Ready to use instantly! Remove the lid and stir. Your slurry is now ready for use, as Jus-Dip doesn’t need to be constantly stirred you can dip directly from the container. After use the slurry can simply be stored away.
CompareJus-Dip™ Starterkit, Ready to use slurry and stucco kit
€ 0,- € 0,- Excl. tax
A ready-to-use slurry, with 3 bags of Remasil 50 Aluminosilicate
CompareRemasil 50 Aluminosilicate Refractory Flour & Sand
€ 85,- € 70,25 Excl. tax
With Remasil 50 you can produce investment casting shells of excellent refractoriness and high temperature stability, at an incredibly economical rate.
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MANUAL 
Manual ceramic shell
The ceramic shell method is a lost wax method (other combustible products can also be used)
The ceramic shell method is a proven technique that has been used in precision foundries for many years.
The ceramic shell is increasingly used in art foundries and is now often used alongside the chamotte method.
The method consists of a slurry made from a binding fluid and a flour and a sanding material. A shell is built up in a few hours to days by dipping and adding stucco multiple times.
The resulting shell can be burned in 2 hours, which saves a lot of energy compared to the plaster / chamotte method.