castable
- adjective
- /ˈkæstəbəl/
- Only castable metals can be used in this type of mold for sculpture.
Examples
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The fishing rod is designed for use with highly castable lures.
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The lightweight material made the ball easily castable for children and adults alike.
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This material is castable!
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The new material is castable for various shapes.
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The new polymer is highly castable, allowing for intricate designs in 3D printing.
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This plastic is castable, making it ideal for creating components of various shapes.
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Only materials that are castable can be used in this type of manufacturing process.
Synonyms
You can shape materials like clay when they are soft
A material that you can make into different shapes
Can be shaped or molded into a new form
Able to be set up, thrown, or presented
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Castable comes from the verb cast ('to throw') and the ending -able ('able to'). So if something is castable it can be thrown or sent through the air, which is why light balls, lures, or parts that fly well are called 'castable'.