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Warm Box Process: Coremaking method in which the corebox is warm when the core sand is introduced. The warmth of the corebox initiates curing but does not complete it. Cores finish curing outside the corebox (sometimes in a separate dryer), allowing for faster core production cycles than with the Hot Box process. Cores created using this process must be solid- they cannot be shell cores.
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