⛳️Golf clubs are made of high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability and performance.
🔥The wax pattern of the club head is created first by injecting hot wax into a mold.
🤖Robotic arms join the wax patterns together and create channels called gates and runners.
🌡️The wax pattern is then coated in ceramic and heated to remove the wax, leaving behind a mold cavity.
🔩The mold cavity is filled with aerospace-grade stainless steel and cooled to create the final club head.
What material are golf club heads made of?
—Golf club heads are made of high-quality stainless steel, known for its durability and performance.
How are the wax patterns of the club head created?
—The wax patterns of the club head are created by injecting hot wax into a mold, resulting in a replica of the final shape.
What are gates and runners in the wax patterns?
—Gates and runners are channels created in the wax patterns to guide the flow of molten steel during the casting process.
How is the mold cavity created?
—The wax patterns are coated in ceramic and heated, causing the wax to melt and leave behind a mold cavity.
What material is used to cast the club head?
—The club heads are cast using aerospace-grade stainless steel, ensuring high-quality and performance.
00:00Golf clubs are made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and performance.
00:47Wax patterns of the club head are created by injecting hot wax into a mold.
01:50Robotic arms join the wax patterns together and create channels called gates and runners.
03:08The wax patterns are coated in ceramic and heated to remove the wax, leaving behind a mold cavity.
04:42The mold cavity is filled with aerospace-grade stainless steel and cooled to create the final club head.
