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This electric tin melting station with a volume of 400ml is excellently suited to melt lead and tin. The liquid tin can be poured into a casting ladle from the tub. Thus any waste materials remain on the surface of the tin and one can work with a clean tin at all times. The melting vessel has a locking lever to open the spout at the bottom of the vessel in order to pour out the tin. Tin waste and other remnants remain on the surface and can be removed with a small beech thermostat at the side of the device. A melting temperature of 120°C to 450°C is attainable.
Filling amount: The melting vessle may be filled with 2,500g ornamental pewter or 3,500g casting pewter.
Important:
The device rests on a sturdy base so, it is easy to view the tin when it is poured onto the casting ladle. We do not recommend placing the moulds directly under the casting spout and pouring the tin into the mould because if the mould is not placed precisely under the spout, the hot tin may splatter and cause burns.
Technical data: Voltage: 230V Heat output: 120-450°C Volume: 400ml Cable: 150cm long
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This electric tin melting pot is 55mm high and has a volume of 150ml. The pot is heated electrically and can be adjusted by means of the temperature regulator at the side of the melting pot. The temperature can be held or changed by means of a built-in thermostat. The tin melting pot rests on a sturdy base and is equipped with a 1.5m long electric cable. The temperature is adjustable via a regulator and thermostat from a melting temperature of 110 to 430°C.
Filling amount: The melting vessel can be filled with 900g ornamental pewter or 1,250g casting pewter.
Technical data:
Voltage: 230V
Heat output: 110-430°C
Volume: 150ml
Cable: 150cm long
Guarantee: 24 months Learn More

This is a sturdy plastic and rectangular Sand Forming Box, size 150 x 100mm.
It is designed in two parts - each part is 40mm high and has two holes at the top of each side through which sturdy iron pins can be drawn to secure the two box parts over eachother.
Fill the Sand Forming Boxes with Tin Casting Form Sand (Part No: AR42446) to cast an object.
Size: 150 x 100mm
2 part - 40mm high
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This material is especially suited for small mould models that you intend to mould only once or twice. It is much too expensive and time consuming to make a silicon mould for this purpose but , a low-cost mould can be made of oil mould sand and is quickly moulded. Ideal for casting coins, small figurines, reliefs, belt buckles and brooches etc.
Fill the Tin Sand into a sturdy Sand Casting box (Part No: AR42686), pack tightly; coat the model with Powder (Part No: AR60627) and place it on top of the sand in the middle of the mould, press firmly. Then, fill the second Sand Casting Box with sand. Pack this layer tightly and place this box exactly on top of the first box. Secure both boxes at the sides with metal pins then press both boxes together firmly. Now press the thin metal tube (enclosed) through the box toward the model and then remove it carefully. This creates a small channel that can be used as a casting duct for the liquid tin. Repeat this procedure at another spot with a slightly thinner tube. This will serve as an airing duct for the air in the mould box. When you pour the liquid tin into the mould it suppresses the air that then flows out of the mould through the thing 'wind duct'. Now separate the two mould halves and remove the model carefully from the mould. Re-work the ducts and place the two sand mould boxes precisely on top of eachother again. You can now pour the liquid tin into the mould.
Contrary to silicon moulds, this mould can only be used once. If you wish to mould another replica then you must press the mould casting sand into the box again. This mould sand can be re-used a number of times. Tin Casting Sand is heat resistant up to 1,200°C so you can cast objects made of silver (melting point 960°C) and gold (melting point 1060°C) as well.
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