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KeyCast is compatible with rapid burnout and gradual temperature ramp workflows, with no residual ash. For best results Keystone recommends using Kerr “Satin Cast 20” or Ransom & Randolph “Ultra-Vest” investment material. This will ensure no adverse reactions between the casted part and investment material during the burnout process. For best results, flasks should be vacuum or centrifuged to remove any air bubbles. Flasks should be bench cured for 2 hours prior to burnout. Keystone recommends customers to allow >4mm of space between part edges and the outside edge of flask. This will ensure proper absorption of expansion during burnout. Note: It is extremely important to hold the temperature ramp at 500°F (260°C) for at least one hour, depending on the flask size. This will ensure proper part dimensional stability. • KeyCast is used with chrome, cobalt, gold, and silver • Low shrinkage formula controls thermal expansion to yield pore-free and accurate castings • Flexural Strength (MPa) ASTM D790 15 • Flexural Modulus (MPa) ASTM D790 340 • Tensile Strength ASTM D638 9.1 • Young's Modulus (MPa) ASTM D638 220 • Elongation at Break % ASTM D638 16% • CTE 0-150˚C (32-302˚F) ASTM E831 168 x 10-6m/(m.˚C) • CTE 150-250˚C (302-482˚F) ASTM E831 64 x 10-6m/(m.˚C) • CTE >250˚C (>482˚F) ASTM E831 <0m/(m.˚C) • Shrinkage ASTM D792 <2% • Burnout <0.05%