Learn about the knowledge to use a core shooter or making the cores by hand. Core irons and venting.
Core Making training covers how foundry cores are produced and used to form the internal shapes of a casting, from core sands and boxes to baking, coating and setting.
What this course covers
- The purpose of cores in a casting
- Core sands and binder systems
- Core boxes and core production methods
- Curing, baking and coating of cores
- Core setting, venting and support
- Common core defects and how to prevent them
Who should attend
- Core shop operators and trainees
- Moulding and foundry staff
- Quality and process personnel
- Anyone producing or using cores
Learning outcomes
- Explain the role of cores in casting
- Produce cores using common methods and binders
- Set and vent cores correctly
- Reduce core-related casting defects
How it is delivered
Facilitated training delivered by QTE Training and Consulting. Contact QTE for current dates, delivery format (on-site or classroom) and pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What is a core in casting?
A core is a shaped piece of bonded sand placed in the mould to form internal cavities and passages in the casting.
Who should attend core making training?
Core shop operators, moulding and foundry staff, and quality personnel.
Does the course cover core defects?
Yes. Common core defects and how to prevent them are covered.
How is the course delivered?
Facilitated training. Contact QTE Training and Consulting for dates, format and pricing.