Rubber Investment Mixing Bowl for Lost Wax Casting, 4" x 5", Black, Jewellery and Dental Tool
For jewellers and technicians who mix investment powder for lost-wax casting, this flexible rubber bowl is a workshop essential. It helps you prepare a dense, bubble-free slurry for sharper, more detailed castings, and is available for same-day dispatch from our UK stock.
Key features
- Flexible rubber walls allow you to squeeze the bowl to work out trapped air.
- Smooth interior surface ensures easy cleaning and complete removal of cured investment.
- Features a stable, flat base to prevent tipping during mixing.
- Standard 4" x 5" size is ideal for jewellery and dental casting volumes.
- Deep black colour provides high contrast against light-coloured investment powders.
Who it's for
Primarily for UK bench jewellers and casters using the lost-wax method for precious metals. Also widely used by dental-lab technicians preparing moulds for crowns, bridges, and other prosthetics.
Specifications
- Material: Rubber
- Colour: Black
- Dimensions: 4" x 5" (approx. 101mm x 127mm)
Free UK delivery · Same-day dispatch before 2pm · 30-day returns
Is this the right tool for you?
Best for
- UK bench jewellers mixing investment powder for lost-wax casting
- Casters preparing moulds for precious metal items
- Dental lab technicians creating prosthetics moulds
Not for
- Mixing abrasive compounds that could damage rubber
- High-temperature applications beyond standard investment mixing
- Large-scale industrial casting operations
How this compares
| Rubber Investment Mixing Bowl... | Alternatives | |
|---|---|---|
| Material flexibility | Flexible rubber walls allow squeezing to remove trapped air | Rigid plastic or metal bowls do not allow air removal by squeezing |
| Cleaning and residue | Smooth interior and flexible material ensures easy, complete cleaning | Rigid bowls with textured interiors can retain cured investment |
| Stock and dispatch | Available from UK stock for same-day dispatch | Often shipped from overseas with longer lead times |
| Bubble reduction | Flexible walls aid in creating a dense, bubble-free slurry | Standard rigid bowls require more manual agitation or vacuum for bubble reduction |