Cast Iron Ingot Mold

An iron ingot mold, also known as an iron casting mold, is a traditional tool used in blacksmithing, metal casting, and metalworking. It is a type of basic tool used to shape metal pieces into an ingot shape. The ingot mold has a cavity with an irregular shape, and it is heated to a high temperature in order to melt and pour metal into the cavity while it cools and solidifies. The metal can then be easily retrieved from the mold by breaking it off. Ingot molds are typically made of cast iron, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different types of metalworking projects.