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Injection Waxes for Jewellery Casting

Injection waxes reproduce jewellery patterns in moulds for lost wax casting. Compare the listed formulas for the flexibility, handling and detail your pattern requires.

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MATT Gun Kit

MATT Gun Kit

WA00955/220
Each
$499.00 (GST Excl.)
No Stock Available
Freeman Flakes Flexplast Blue 1lb Bag

Freeman Flakes Flexplast Blue 1lb Bag

WAXBLUE
Each
$28.00 (GST Excl.)
No Stock Available
Wax Carvable Purple Flakes

Wax Carvable Purple Flakes

WA30080
Each
$30.00 (GST Excl.)
Ferris Injection Wax - Turquoise 1 pound bag

Ferris Injection Wax - Turquoise 1 pound bag

WAX1
Each
$39.50 (GST Excl.)
Wax Pink Flakes 1 lb Bag

Wax Pink Flakes 1 lb Bag

WAXPINK
Each
$28.00 (GST Excl.)
Aquasphere Aqua Injection Wax

Aquasphere Aqua Injection Wax

WA440200
$33.00 (GST Excl.)
No Stock Available
Aquasphere Red Injection Wax

Aquasphere Red Injection Wax

WA440300
$33.00 (GST Excl.)
Aquasphere Blue Injection Wax

Aquasphere Blue Injection Wax

WA440400
$33.00 (GST Excl.)
Aquasphere Pink Injection Wax

Aquasphere Pink Injection Wax

WA440500
$33.00 (GST Excl.)
Wax Aqua Flake 1lb Bag

Wax Aqua Flake 1lb Bag

WAXAQUA
Each
$42.00 (GST Excl.)
No Stock Available
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Choosing an Injection Wax

Formulas differ in flow, flexibility and how a cooled pattern handles when removed from a mould. Match the wax to the mould and design, particularly where thin sections need to flex during removal. Colour identifies a formula within a range; it is not a universal grading system.

Injection or Hand Carving?

Injection wax is used with appropriate wax-injection equipment and moulds. For a first hand-carved model, start with carving wax or ring tubes. Follow the individual formula’s processing guidance rather than using one temperature for every wax.