Casting mold for the production of a casting having a front and a back from a hardenable casting compound
AssigneeSchock & Co. GmbH
InventorsRudolf PATERNOSTER, Xaver PLEDL, Alois PROBST
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AssigneeSchock & Co. GmbH
InventorsRudolf PATERNOSTER, Xaver PLEDL, Alois PROBST
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A casting mold for producing a casting having a front side and a rear side from a curable casting compound, including at least a first mold part shaping the front side and a second mold part shaping the rear side, the mold parts together delimiting a casting cavity. The first mold part has a first metal layer delimiting the casting cavity and the second mold part has a second metal layer delimiting the casting cavity. The two metal layers overlap in the region of their peripheries and at least the first metal layer is heatable by way of an assigned heating device. An insulation element is arranged on the metal layer of the first or of the second mold part in a peripherally encircling manner. The insulation element in the closed position bears peripherally against the other metal layer and thermally separates the two metal layers, which do not come into contact with one another, from one another.
A casting mold for producing a casting having a front side and a rear side from a curable casting compound, comprising at least a first mold part shaping the front side and a second mold part shaping the rear side, said mold parts together delimiting a casting cavity, wherein the first mold part has a first metal layer delimiting the casting cavity and the second mold part has a second metal layer delimiting the casting cavity, wherein the two metal layers overlap in the region of their peripheries and at least the first metal layer is heatable by way of an assigned heating device, wherein an insulation element is arranged on the metal layer of the first or of the second mold part in a peripherally encircling manner, said insulation element in the closed position bearing peripherally against the other metal layer and thermally separating the two metal layers, which do not come into contact with one another, from one another.
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