鋳放し

[Jon Johanning]

I'm working on a patent about spheroidal graphite cast iron in which the term 鋳放し is used. The best equivalent I can find is "free casting," but I'm not sure about it. Is it OK?

TIA

Jon Johanning

zenn...@icloud.com (this email is better than the one I signed onto the group for, jjoha...@igc.org)

[Alan Siegrist]

Jon Johanning wrote:

I'm working on a patent about spheroidal graphite cast iron in which the term 鋳放し is used. The best equivalent I can find is "free casting," but I'm not sure about it. Is it OK?

 

I think “as cast” is better. See the following page.

https://www.jsme.or.jp/jsme-medwiki/08:1000605

 

Regards,

 

Alan Siegrist

Monterey, CA, USA

[Jon Johanning]

Thanks very much, Alan. I ran across that term, too.

Jon J.

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[John Stroman]

Hi Jon,

Weblio also gives "raw casting." It may or may not fit your context.

John Stroman

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