Casting Grain

This grain is good for all types of casting. When annealed or soldered it won't develop firescale. You'll produce clean castings that are easy to finish. Approximately 90% as hard as traditional 925 Sterling silver, it can be used with acid-based plating...

This high-quality .925 sterling silver casting grain ensures excellent results for silver jewelry applications and in virtually any casting method, with a bright white finished metal. The silver and copper that are used to produce the alloy are kept in...

Fine silver casting grain is sold by the 25g bag. • Application: For virtually any casting method. • Composition: The purity of the silver is a nominal 99.99%+ fine.   Flow point (liquidus): 1761°F (961°C) Density (after casting):...

This true bronze, tarnish-resistant grain contains no zinc. Highly fluid, it melts quickly, casts cleanly and provides a good balance between strength and durability. The warm, deep-bronze color has rich red undertones, and the alloy takes a good patina...

Manganese bronze is bright gold in color and can be cast centrifugally into refractory molds. Composition includes 58.25% copper and various amounts of zinc, iron, manganese, aluminum and tin. Form: Casting grain Metal type: Manganese bronze Metal...

Legor Basic casting alloy is intended primarily for open-torch melting. Additives will generally include lower amounts of silver and higher amounts of zinc and silicon. Pale yellow is a good-quality, general-purpose casting alloy suitable for...