Vacuum casting could be a great way if you have a limited budget for low volume plastic parts production, while 3D printing all of them are expensive.
Master model is usually CNC machined or 3D printed via SLA or SLS
Liquid silicone is poured around the master model and cured, once dry the master is cut from the mold to leave the cavity. Finally, the resin is poured into the cavity to create a production like replica.
Our prototyping partner facilities are well equipped for vacuum casting production along with all kinds of surface finishes, similar to 3D printing service.
We can provide a comprehensive quote including alternative production methods such as PIM (Plastic Injection Moulding), RIM (Reaction Injection Moulding) or CNC, so you can have a complete overview of all scenarios to decide which route is the best for your project.