What are "no-bake" molds, and how do they compare to green sand molds? a) "No Bake" molds replace the tradition clay-and-water or thermoset polymer binders used in traditional sand molds with resins that do not need heat in order to cure. The result is a mold that can maintain better dimensional control over high production volume. b) "No Bake" molds replace the tradition clay-and-water or thermoset polymer binders used in traditional sand molds with fine wood chips. They are then compressed with high pressure without baking. c) "No Bake" molds replace the tradition clay-and-water or thermoset polymer binders used in traditional sand molds with dry clay that do not need heat in order to cure. The result is a mold that doesn't require and baking. d) "No Bake" molds is the same as the tradition clay-and-water but used in high production volume,

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Metal Casting

Metal casting is described as a manufacturing process in which a mold cavity is produced by sand, and molten metal is filled inside a mold cavity. The desirable shaped object is achieved after the solidification of molten metal. Large metal objects like machine beds, motor bodies, and others can easily be manufactured using metal casting. The place or shop where metal casting is performed is called foundry.