Portfolio
- Sand Casting Patterns
- Investment (Lost Wax) Molds
- Other Tooling Types
- Special Projects
- Feature Projects
Sand Casting Patterns
JP Pattern has ability to construct pattern tooling in various materials for both high volume, medium volume and low volume requirements. We also have experience with construction of pattern equipment for various types of sand molding and sand core equipment.
Wacker
Ford
Flywheel
Scroll
Large Prop
Large Prop
Impeller
Investment (Lost Wax) Molds
Investment molds is one of JP Pattern's specialties. We have experience with geometry from many industries. From the simple to the complex, JP Pattern can offer innovative solutions for tooling challenges which can lower overall cost to produce your castings.
Prop Mold
Prop Mold
Jet Prop
Small Imp
Small Imp
Fork
Other Tooling Types
Our diverse customer base has helped become knowledgeable with a wide range of manufacturing methods. JP Pattern is not afraid to embrace new challenges in order to fill the needs of our customers.
Lost Foam Tooling
Lost Foam Tooling
Lost Foam Tooling
Permanent Mold (low pressure die casting)
Permanent Mold (low pressure die casting)
Plastic Injection Mold
Special Projects
Display and Training Models
JP
Pattern constructed this model for use as both a display model which
exhibits the details and features of the product and a model for
training. Working with our customer's engineering and marketing
departments we were able to add more value to the delivered product by
combining the training needs of engineering along with the trade show
needs of Sales and Marketing.7
Aerobie Football
From prototyping to production, JP Pattern was able to understand the
objectives and respond with cost effective methods our customer's
goals. Aluminum molds were used to create plastic molded shells where
then used as molds for expansion foam to create product.
Hybrid Tooling
Combining manufacturing methods can sometimes yield new techniques to
achieve results. In this particular case RTV (rubber) is used to create
tooling used in a “near-net” casting of a
compressor casing. The rubber is shelled with ceramic in a dipping
process similar to lost-wax casting. The ceramic shell is then used for
centrifugal casting of the part.
