Latest company news about Unsatisfied with Badge & Medal Surface Quality? Try Vacuum Centrifugal Casting

May 29, 2026

Unsatisfied with Badge & Medal Surface Quality? Try Vacuum Centrifugal Casting

4th Gen Automatic Vacuum Centrifugal Casting Machine Launched: Less Rubber Mould Waste, Higher Yield, Finer Zinc Alloy Badges & Medals

For badge and medal manufacturers who have long relied on manual or semi-automatic centrifugal casting machines, three persistent headaches remain: porosity, rough surface finish, and high rubber mould consumption. Our company has officially launched the 4th Generation Automatic Vacuum Centrifugal Casting Machine. Building upon three generations of mature centrifugal casting technology, this new model adds a built-in vacuum system and is specifically designed for low-melting-point alloys including zinc alloy, lead alloy, and tin alloy. Real-world production data confirms: noticeably finer surface finish, significantly less rubber mold waste, and a substantial increase in overall yield.

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From Manual to Full-Automatic Vacuum: A Technological Leap

Model Core Features Ideal for
Manual Manual speed & timing control Small batch
Semi-automatic vacuum Constant speed motor, partial automation Medium batch production, three-dimension
Full-automatic Program-controlled, built-in furnace High-volume production
Full-automatic vacuum Vacuum degassing + reduced oxidation High-volume production + finer surface

The 4th generation retains full-automatic convenience, with the core upgrade being its integrated vacuum system. Air is rapidly evacuated from both the mould cavity and the molten alloy before casting, eliminating porosity at the source.

Three Key Customer Benefits of Vacuum Casting

Benefit 1: Finer, More Attractive Products

Vacuum removes gas from the molten alloy, eliminating porosity, shrinkage cavities, and flow lines. This is especially valuable for mirror-finish or high-standard electroplated badges and medals. Edge definition improves, and fine pattern details become sharper.

Benefit 2: Less Rubber Mould Waste, Lower Consumable Costs

Reduced porosity means less rework and scrap. Vacuum also lowers the frequency of rubber mould deformation under pressure. User feedback indicates rubber mold service life extends by 15-25%.

Benefit 3: Higher Yield Rate

Yield increases from the conventional 85-90% to 95-98% (depending on product geometry). The improvement is most pronounced for thin-walled, complex-shaped zinc alloy products. Less scrap equals higher profit.

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Main Applications

Zinc alloy badges: party emblems, school badges, corporate logo pins, commemorative badges

Zinc alloy medals: sports medals, marathon medals, event souvenirs

Lead/tin alloy decorative items: pendants, keychains, small craft pieces, counterweights

If you produce any of the above and struggle with surface porosity or excessive rubber mould wear, this machine is worth testing.

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Why Choose Us

Years of focus: Extensive experience in centrifugal casting, serving hundreds of badge factories

Complete range: Manual/semi-auto/ full-auto, choose what fits your needs

After-sales support: Commissioning, operator training, and rubber mould process guidance

Customization: Adaptable to different mould sizes and product shapes