Additive Casting®
the metal 3D printing service with a difference

Our Additive Casting® process combines the best of 3D printing and traditional casting to manufacture complex metal parts of any size cost effectively. 

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How We Make Your Metal Parts

Our Additive Casting® process combines the best of 3D printing and traditional casting to manufacture complex metal parts of any size cost effectively. We use industrial 3D printing to produce moulds and patterns from which we can cast metal parts using nearly any metal. This approach eliminates the need for tooling allowing for more complex parts to be manufactured from your first prototype to your large annual production volume.

Benefits of Additive Casting

Range of sizes

From 10 mm to 60 tonnes

Short lead-times

Metal parts delivered within 4 weeks

Design flexibility

Highly complex parts are now castable

Low Cost

No investment in tooling and inventory

High quality

Scale production at high quality

Choice of materials

Choose from 130+ metals

How it Works

At Enable, we deliver metal parts to you through our Additive Casting process. Click on the buttons below to take a look into the process and how you can order yours today. 

 

Upload Your Model

Simply send us your CAD model(s) and specify your material, quantity, and any post-processing required

3D Printing

Your parts are printed on industrial-scale 3D printers as moulds or patterns and prepared for casting.

Metal Casting

Metal is poured into the 3D printed mould or pattern and allowed to cool before post-processing.

Delivery

Your parts are thoroughly inspected before being packaged and shipped directly to you.

Sand Additive Casting

A binder is printed on a bed of sand and that bonds the sand to create the mould pack for casting.

This process is ideal for very large and heavy parts, and suitable for prototyping and production volumes up to 100,000 per year.

Investment Additive Casting

A replica of the cast part is printed from plastic which is then encased in a ceramic shell to create the investment casting mould.

This process is particularly suitable for rapid prototypes and medium production volumes of complex parts.

Vacuum Additive Casting

A replica of the cast part is printed from plastic or wax which is then encased in a ceramic shell and cast under a vacuum.

This process is particularly suitable for small and highly intricate parts and suitable for rapid prototypes or volumes up to 100,000 per year.

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Our Clients

Get in touch with us using the information below

Give us a call

+44 (0) 3333 05 08 04

Our location

The Dock, 75 Exploration Drive, Leicester LE4 5NU

Message us

office@enable.parts

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