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Wax3D Printing Revolution in Investment Casting

The fourth largest sector in the country, the Indian Automotive Industry is on the upswing and all big producers are relocating their manufacturing in India to be near the upcoming Biggest consumer markets. Currently, India is the world’s third-largest Casting producer. This will further open more opportunities for castings and forging industries both for domestic production and for exports.
No industrial product can be considered complete without the processes of Casting. Casting is a key engineering segments supplying various components to end-user industries such as Railways, Automobile, Defense, Aerospace, Material handling, Construction equipment, and Mines.
The ‘Make in India’ program aims to raise the contribution of the manufacturing sector to 25% of the Gross Domestic Product by 2025.
Foundries rely on several metal casting processes, with die casting, sand casting and investment casting being the most commonly used. However, while metal casting is a time-tested manufacturing method, there are still certain limitations,
including:

High costs: Creating casting tools can be incredibly expensive. This means that for small and medium production runs, high tooling costs often cannot easily be amortised.
Labour-intensive: Since tools are typically produced manually, the labour-intensive process can easily result in long lead times of up to several months. To overcome these challenges and maintain a competitive edge, foundries must look for innovative ways to produce tooling for metal casting — which is where 3D printing comes into play. While 3D printing will by no means signal the end of traditional foundry methods, the technology can help to bypass the costly and time-consuming aspects of creating patterns, cores and moulds, enabling greater flexibility and cost-effectiveness for low-volume, highly complex castings and prototypes.

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Dubai debuts world’s first fully 3D-printed building
The 3D-printed building has all the amenities of traditionally constructed structures, such as electricity, water, telecommunications, and air conditioning. The office is also outfitted with a number of energy saving features, including window shades to protect from Dubai’s blazing sun. In order to create all the pieces needed for the office, builders used a 3D printer measuring 20 feet high, 120 feet long, and 40 feet wide. Aside from the equipment, it took a very small team of workers to put the office together. Seven installers and 10 electricians and specialists worked together to assemble the fully functional office in just 17 days. Dubai’s media office estimates this represents a 50 percent cost savings in labor alone compared to buildings of similar size built with conventional methods.