Carbon Steel Sand Casting

Carbon Steel Sand Casting is a manufacturing process in which carbon steel is poured into sand molds to create a wide variety of metal components. In this process, a mold is made by packing sand around a pattern of the desired shape, then molten carbon steel is poured into the mold cavity. The sand mold hardens as the steel cools, forming the final casting. Carbon steel, known for its strength, durability, and hardness, is commonly used in sand casting for components that require high structural integrity and resistance to wear and tear. This method is widely utilized in industries such as automotive, construction, and heavy machinery, producing parts like engine blocks, gears, and structural components. Sand casting with carbon steel is cost-effective, especially for producing large quantities of medium to large parts with intricate geometries, and it can be further refined through machining and finishing processes.