Casting Wax For Aerospace Application - China

Casting wax is primarily used in the aerospace sector for precision casting processes, involving the manufacture of critical components such as aircraft engine blades and airframe parts.

Below are specific application scenarios and technical characteristics:

Core Applications of Precision Casting Wax

In the production of aircraft engine components, casting wax is mainly used to create wax patterns.

Its low melting point and high toughness ensure dimensional accuracy for complex parts.

Technical Breakthroughs Enhancing Performance

‌Lost-wax casting process: The silica sol-water glass composite shell process resolves shell cracking issues during high-temperature casting of nickel-based alloys, enhancing blade high-temperature strength and service life.

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Expanded Application Scenarios

Beyond engine components, casting wax is also applied in airframe structures, stealth technology, and other domains.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Syntop Chemical Co., Ltd.

• Phone: +86 13821321522

• Address: Hesheng International Plaza, Binhai New Area, Tianjin, Tianjin , Tianjin , China

• Email:

• Website: https://www.syntopchem.com/

• Business Description: Syntop chemical Co., Ltd. Is a professional wax supplier from China.
  
  We have owned wax factory and can supply stable quality wax with the competitive price.
  
  Our major products include:
  
  1 - Fischer tropsch wax
  
  2 - Micro crystalline wax
  
  2 - Powder Micro crystalline wax
  
  4 - Paraffin wax ( from CNPC & Sinopec )
  
  5 - Micronized wax
  
  6 - Oxidized Polyethylene wax
  
  7 - Special wax
  
  Syntop also can do OEM business.
  
  We has established a complete R& D and product quality control center, will focus on customer' s needs and technology innovation, Syntop, your reliable and loyal partner in the field of wax.
  
  Our Products:
  
  - Microcrystalline Wax
  
  - Powder Microcrystalline Wax
  
  - Paraffin Wax From Cnpc And Sinopec
  
  - Micronized Wax
  
  - Oxidized Polyethylene Wax