| Purpose |
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Mix Alloy #470 with fine gold to obtain 10K
or 14K Standard Yellow Gold for casting.
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| Melting |
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For 14K Alloyed Grain: 970°-990°C,
1780°-1815°F.
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For 10K Alloyed Grain: 990°-1020°C,
1815°-1870°F.
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For Alloying: 1030°-1065°C, 1900°-1950°F.
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Pre-graining is recommended for all alloy
and fine gold before casting to assure a uniform mixture.
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| Flask Temperature |
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Increase normal temperature 50°F.
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| Fluxing |
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Boric Acid is the recommended flux. Use as
little flux as possible.
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Do not use carbon fluxes or any fluxes designed
for refining; i.e. soda ash, saltpeter, etc.
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Avoid flux in bottom pour automatic casting
units.
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| Quench Time |
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| Investment Removal |
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Most standard investment removers will successfully
remove the investment powder. Fluoric-based investment removers are the
best for removing the silicon oxide invisible coating.
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| Re-Melting |
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| Notes |
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Melt temperature may vary with type of unit.
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This alloy is designed for casting only.
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