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In a significant milestone, Foundry Lab has marked its first sale of the Digital Metal Casting (DMC-3) system just one year after publicly debuting its groundbreaking technology.

In a significant milestone, Foundry Lab has marked its first sale of the Digital Metal Casting (DMC-3) system just one year after publicly debuting its groundbreaking technology.

A massive thanks to all of you who stopped by our booth to talk all things Digital Metal casting at this years Casting Congress! It was our pleasure to introduce our unusual approach to casting.

Transfer the print box to the Foundry Lab microwave to set the binder. Turn it on and go. After setting the print box is actively cooled. No burnt hands here.

We are thrilled to announce a major milestone in collaboration with Eaton Corporation that marks a significant leap forward in the realm of prototyping and additive manufacturing.

“You can’t 3D print a casting,” says David Moodie. It’s that simple. “You can 3D print a metal part, but that is not a casting.” And this inability, he says leads to cast parts being designed heavier and costlier than they need to be.

Remember Easy Bake Ovens? You’d mix up some colored powder and water until a dough or batter formed, put it in a mold, pop it in the oven and before you knew it – ding! A disgusting treat.