Warm Box Process
Excellent hot & cold tensile strengths
In the Warm Box process the core box is warm when the core sand is introduced. The warmth of the core box initiates curing but does not complete it. The cores finish curing outside the core box and sometimes in a separate dryer. This process allows for faster core production cycles than the Shell Box process. The operating temperature in Warm Box is lower, which can extend the life of the tooling. Warm Box cores have excellent hot and cold tensile strengths.
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Extend
Shelf Life
Shell cores maintain their integrity even when stored for long periods, ensuring they remain in optimum condition for use.
Versatile & Cost
Conscious
A wide range of sizes and ost efficiency are two of several factors that makes Pep Set an appealing choice for manufacturers.
Exacting
Accuracy
ISOSET cores solve for complex shapes, difficult-to-fill sections, or thin walls with precise measurements and tolerances.
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