METALCASTING SUPPLIES Nondestructive Testing
Carestream NDT has developed a diagnostic toolkit for its HPX-1 computed radiogra- phy system for nondestructive testing that allows users to check key system parameters, such as field uniformity and pixel aspect ratio, against factory specifications within
minutes to ensure optimum performance. Users can store previous tests for review. Visit
www.ndt.carestream.com for more information.
Sand Cooler Shot Vacuum
Ideal for cleaning large amounts of non-dusty materials, such as cast iron, steel or aluminum chips, and sludge, the heart of VAC-U-MAX’s 1020B industrial vacuum cleaner is a positive displacement pump (or rotary lobe), making it different from other portable industrial vacuums on the market. Te continuous duty 1020B is available with either a 10 or 15 horsepower motor that can clean up steel shot in
one-fifth the time of manual removal. Visit
www.vac-u-max.com for more information.
Palmer Manufacturing recently introduced its Ultra High Tempera- ture Cooler Classifier (UHT-Series), designed to cool sand from more than 1,000F (538C) to as low as 120F (49C) at rates up to 40 tons per hour of incoming sand us- ing a heavy duty steel fluid bed and a high horsepower high flow blower. Te tempera- ture of the incoming sand is monitored and the necessary amount of properly tempered water is metered into
the linear stainless steel cooling bundle to meet a discharge set point. Te system monitors incoming and outgo- ing water temperatures to ensure the
system is operating at peak efficiency. Visit
www.palmermfg.com for more information.
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