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Dry sand is essentially the same as green sand but with the moisture removed. This type of sand is mixed with a binding agent, usually resin or phenolic compounds, which gives the mold increased strength and thermal stability. Dry sand molds are cured at high temperatures to harden, which makes them suitable for producing high-quality castings with smooth surfaces. As a result, dry sand casting is often utilized in non-ferrous metal casting applications and for precision parts where surface finish is critical.

In sum, the combination of traditional sand casting and state-of-the-art additive manufacturing not only preserves the age-old craftsmanship of casting but also elevates it into a new era of precision and innovation, showcasing the potential of modern manufacturing techniques.

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Moreover, the surface finish produced by AWJM may not always meet the standards required for certain applications. Although post-processing operations such as grinding or polishing can enhance the finish, they also add to the overall processing time and cost.

4. Cost Efficiency Accurate tonnage calculations help in optimizing material usage and reducing waste, contributing to more cost-effective production.