öntelt

Öntelt is a term sometimes used in specific contexts, often related to engineering or manufacturing, to describe a component or object that has been formed by a casting process. Casting involves pouring molten material, such as metal, plastic, or even concrete, into a mold and allowing it to solidify. The resulting solidified object takes the shape of the mold.

The term "öntelt" itself is likely derived from a language where "önt" relates to casting or pouring, and "elt" or a similar suffix indicates a past participle or a completed action, thus signifying something that has been cast. While not a universally common technical term in English-speaking contexts, it can appear in specialized technical documentation or discussions, particularly when translated from languages that use similar root words for casting.

The properties of an öntelt part depend heavily on the material used and the casting method employed. Common casting methods include sand casting, die casting, investment casting, and centrifugal casting, each suited for different materials, production volumes, and required precision. The process allows for the creation of complex shapes that might be difficult or impossible to achieve through machining or other fabrication techniques.