Casting Supplies

Casting Pewter Ingot – 1-lb. Bar

Lead-free pewter casting ingot bars available in economical, 1 lb. sizes. The melting point of pewter ranges from 500° to 550° F with a suggested 575° F casting point. More.

Nickel Silver Sheet – 20 Gauge

An ideal substitute for sterling silver. Melts at 2030° F and consists of approximately 60% copper, 20% nickel, and 20% zinc. Can be forged, fused, annealed, soldered, and oxidized. 12" x ... More.

Nickel Silver Sheet – 18 Gauge

An ideal substitute for sterling silver. Melts at 2030° F and consists of approximately 60% copper, 20% nickel, and 20% zinc. Can be forged, fused, annealed, soldered, and oxidized. 12" x ... More.

Casting Pewter – 5-lb. Bar

Highly refined, lead-free pewter in a special formula developed for school use. Slightly more expensive than common pewter, but the results and quality of the product more than make up the differen... More.

Neycraft Centrifugal Casting Machine

Offers jewelers safety and simplicity of operation. Recessed-step flask receiver that locks investment flasks into place by centrifugal force in the spin cycle. Spring-loaded, combination winding-l... More.

Neycraft Fiber Furnace

An energy-efficient furnace for lost wax casting, burnout, and jewelry enameling. Large chamber opening easily handles several flasks up to 5-1/2" high, or as many as 32 standard individual rin... More.

Sterling Silver Pellets – 1-oz. Pkg.

For casting. More.

Sterling Silver Sheet – 20 Gauge, 6" x 12"

Priced singly for your convenience. *NOTE: Sterling silver is not generally used for enameling, as the temperature which melts glass will also begin melting sterling. IMPORTANT PRICE NO... More.

Sterling Silver Sheet – 20 Gauge, 6" x 2"

Priced singly for your convenience. *NOTE: Sterling silver is not generally used for enameling, as the temperature which melts glass will also begin melting sterling. IMPORTANT PRICE NO... More.

Sterling Silver Sheet – 18 Gauge, 6" x 12"

Priced singly for your convenience. *NOTE: Sterling silver is not generally used for enameling, as the temperature which melts glass will also begin melting sterling. IMPORTANT PRICE NO... More.