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METALCASTING SUPPLIES


Centrifugal Filter Unit Foseco’s Hollotex centrifugal filter


unit (CFU) is an engineered filtration device used in the production of large iron and steel castings. The device com- prises a refractory centrifuge system, which separates contaminants from liquid metal and resists chemical ero- sion, and Stelex filters, which remove


Calibration Tubes Palmer Manufacturing & Supply


Inc. has introduced its new Palmer


Flow Calibration Tubes for nobake resin calibration. The tubes eliminate the need for scales, buckets and gloves, and liquids can be calibrated by one operator in less than two min- utes. The tubes calibrate continuous mixers, measure actual binder flow to the mixer and are compatible with a variety of materials. Visit www.palmermfg.com for more information.


Flux Injection Nozzle Pyrotek’s Snif solid flux injec-


contaminants from liquid metal and reduce turbulence in the gating system. According to Foseco, Hollotex CFUs reduce casting defects, rework, scrap, and machining allowances and cost. Visit www.fosecomet.com for more information.


tion nozzle is designed to inject Promag-fused refining agent into the degasser, eliminating the need to use chlorine gas for aluminum melts. The new nozzle employs the conventional stator/rotor design, which ensures maximum bubble generation for the removal of hy- drogen, inclusions and alkali metals without metal bath vortexing. The nozzle assembly can be installed on all Snif system vessels. Visit www.pyrotek.info/snif for more information.


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