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SOLIDCast is an extensive manufacturing platform that simulates molten metal filling, solidification, and shrinkage to visualize defect‑risk and optimize casting design. While the platform’s performance can be slow under extensive load, it delivers automatic riser suggestions and thermal analysis.

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What Is SOLIDCast?

SOLIDCast is a cloud-based manufacturing platform that simulates the entire casting process from mold fill to solidification for sand, investment, and permanent‑mold castings by modelling thermal transfer, volumetric shrinkage, and flow behavior. It imports 3D models, applies alloys, molds, and gate systems, then computes solidification paths, hot‑spots, and defect zones to inform design changes. The platform also helps foundry engineers visualize defects, optimize gating and risers, and reduce the need for costly trial castings.

SOLIDCast Pricing

SOLIDCast pricing varies according to different business requirements. Get a SOLIDCast price customized to your business requirements and budget.

SOLIDCast Integrations

The vendor has not provided details about third-party integrations for this software. Schedule a SOLIDCast demo to learn more about the software capabilities.

Who Is SOLIDCast For?

SOLIDCast is suitable for the following sectors:

  • Foundries
  • Casting
  • Manufacturing

Is SOLIDCast Right For You?

SOLIDCast software is suitable for businesses aiming to reduce casting defects, shorten lead times and optimize gating and risering designs through simulation rather than trial‑and‑error. It provides extensive modules and supports various casting processes to improve yield, quality, and cost. The platform also enables simulation of thermal and volumetric changes and better decision support for tooling and process design.

Still not sure if SOLIDCast is right for you? Contact our customer helpline at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.

SOLIDCast Features

SOLIDCast simulates how molten metal will fill, solidify and shrink in sand, investment and permanent‑mould castings by modelling thermal and material‑volume behaviour. It offers rigging‑wizards for gating and risering to guide foundry engineers toward better feed‑path designs.

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The software allows automated optimization of initial casting designs through iterative modifications of design variables such as riser size, pouring time or gating geometry. It works in conjunction with SOLIDCast models to find best‑yield configurations for gating and solidification.

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The system calculates simultaneous thermal heat‑transfer throughout the casting and feeding system. It tracks shrinkage by combining temperature and volume loss criteria into predictive outputs for feeding adequacy and casting integrity.

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Pros And Cons of SOLIDCast

Pros

  • Simulates thermal and volumetric solidification changes

  • Visualizes casting solidification path and defect zones

  • Automates feeder and runner sizing

  • Reduces trial‑casting stage and lead time

Cons

  • Updates may slow down implementation time

  • Extensive capabilities may initially overwhelm users

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, SOLIDCast does not offer an API.

No, SOLIDCast does not offer a mobile app.

The vendor offers customized pricing plans according to different business needs. Get a customized SOLIDCast cost breakdown for your business today.

SOLIDCast software supports English language only.

The vendor has not provided details about third-party integrations for this software.

The typical users of SOLIDCast include sectors like foundries, casting, and manufacturing.

SOLIDCast offers support through email and form submission.

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