The Table Top Casting Machine MC 60 V

Compact Solution for Small-Series Casting in Precious Alloys

The MC 60 V is designed for users who find the MC 16 too small but do not require the larger, more manual VC series machines (e.g., the VC 400). This high-performance, compact casting machine is perfect for smaller production quantities and is suitable for various jewellery alloys such as gold, silver, copper, and bronze, as well as brass and aluminium alloys. With its vacuum and overpressure functions and numerous automatic control features, the MC 60 V delivers first-class castings with minimal effort, making it ideal even for beginners.

Rapid and simple casting

The entire casting process can be performed easily, quickly, and safely, even without prior technical knowledge. In the investment machine, the gypsum is mixed under vacuum, ensuring accurate dosing and a bubble-free mixture. The flask containing the wax model is also filled under vacuum, with vibration during filling to eliminate air inclusions. The wax is then melted off in the furnace, and the mold is burnt out.

For small series and single castings

A key advantage of the MC 60 is its ability to quickly cast master models or semi-finished materials in any desired shape, providing independence from large casting departments. Its compact size and comprehensive features make it an excellent solution for studios and goldsmith workshops with limited space.

Easy of Use & Quick Casting

The whole process of casting can be carried out simply, quickly and safely without any real prior technical knowledge of casting. With the MC 60 V – and with all MC machines – you can easily cast by hand from the crucible to your mould and feel what you are doing – just as it has been done for thousands of years. So that this works consistently and safely, the entire melting/casting unit is tilted together through a 90° angle.

For perfect balance and to make do with as few moving parts as possible, almost the whole machine moves during tilting: being cylindrical in design, the whole moving section rotates as if in a halfpipe – ingeniously simple and stylishly designed on high-quality rollers.

However, unlike manual casting, the process takes place in an enclosed chamber under a vacuum or inert gas atmosphere, to prevent air pockets and oxidation. You can check the melting and pouring-off process through the sight glass.