CA169X = Small Ingot Molds **Choose Size**
CA169X = Small Ingot Molds **Choose Size**
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Ikohe Ingot Molds
Precious metal is far too expensive to leave sitting around the bench as a pile of scraps.
Ikohe Steel Ingot Molds let you turn clean precious-metal scrap and leftover metal back into usable stock for your next project. Melt down sprues, clean bench scrap, trimmings, and other suitable metal, pour it into the mold, and you've got a manageable ingot ready for rolling, drawing, or further fabrication.
For jewelers who regularly work with gold, silver, or other precious metals, an ingot mold isn't just a casting accessory. It's part of getting the most from the material you've already paid for. Instead of continually starting with new stock, you can consolidate compatible scrap and put that metal right back to work at the bench.
Ikohe offers a variety of mold sizes and configurations for producing different ingot and stock shapes, allowing you to choose the mold that best matches the type and quantity of metal you normally work with.
Why Keep an Ingot Mold at Your Bench?
* Reclaim and reuse valuable precious-metal scrap
* Consolidate small pieces into manageable stock
* Create ingots for subsequent rolling and fabrication
* Reduce wasted material
* Particularly valuable when working with expensive gold and precious-metal alloys
* Durable construction designed for repeated high-temperature use
* Available in a variety of sizes and configurations
* Useful for professional jewelers, metalsmiths, casters, and serious hobbyists
Sizes available:
CA1691 = 5mm x 24mm x 14mm (30gram capacity)
CA1692 = 8mm x 24mm x 14mm (50gram capacity)
CA1693 = 7mm x 40mm x 25mm: (100gram capacity)
CA1695 = 10mm x 115mm x 50mm: (1000gram capacity)
CA1694 = 3 Cavities:
9mm x 30mmx 45mm: (200gram capacity)
9mm x 60mm x 45mm: (500gram capacity)
10mm x 115mm x 50mm:(1000gram capacity)
FDJ Tip: Keep your scrap separated by metal and alloy. That little pile of gold scraps may look like leftovers, but at today's metal prices it deserves considerably more respect than the junk drawer.
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