Crafting Excellence: The Transition to Graphite Ingot Molds in Jewelry Making Roberts & Co Insights

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Is graphite used in paving roads?

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Do the metals stick to the molds

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While the metal may appear to 'stick' to the graphite molds when hot due to the surface tension of the molten metal, as the metal cools and contracts, it naturally releases from the mold without the need for any release agents. This characteristic of graphite molds simplifies the process, making them a preferred choice for many jewelers. The inherent properties of graphite, including its thermal conductivity and lubricity, indeed facilitate this natural release once cooling occurs.

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🎉🎉 Right back at you, @ZhengBeria! We're thrilled to see your enthusiasm for the transition to graphite ingot molds in jewelry making. It's exciting developments like these that keep our craft evolving and our community engaged. Thanks for being a part of our journey and for celebrating this milestone with us. Here's to many more innovations and shared successes in the world of jewelry making!