Automated pouring at the molding lines means perfect pours in each mold.


Lodge Manufacturing Co. since it opened in 1896 but growth was not always so rapid. Te company saw a down- turn from 1998-2001, but a new development in 2002 began turning the tide. Historically, new cast iron cookware needed to be seasoned by the consumer—a process in which the skil- let or pan is covered with oil and heated—in order to achieve its natural nonstick characteristic. In 2002, Lodge offered a few items of seasoned cookware, and they sold so well that by 2005, all cookware at Lodge was sold seasoned. “When we started seasoning pans, that turned our for-


tunes around,” said Henry Lodge, president, Lodge Manu- facturing. “Te number one customer service call we would get was about seasoning. Te younger generation didn’t know how or didn’t want the hassle.” Consumers wanted the cast iron pan their grandma used, but that deep black patina didn’t come until after years of


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֛Լ的长增售销 2UJMKӲ造有限Ҹ՛ਘђ 年开Џљ来，铸铁炊


֨՛Ҹ。长增速快此ײ未ђ，定६当बफ一֫١ङӀ 年 ֨是Ѹ，期时迷Ѻ段一дԷ经年


ङ新，र验经往љђ。势颓转扭始开，يՇङ新来迎Ձ 锅煎或锅底平֨ײ҆，Ј一理ה己ਘ户用要需Ӏ炊铁铸 底部ӳЇ油并加热，љ实现它ਘ然ङЉড特性。 常非果效։销，Ӏ炊ङ过理ה款әӟ推՛ҸKMJU2，年 过经是都Ӏ炊ङ有۱ङ։销՛ҸKMJU2，年 ӱ，ױ 。ङ理ה


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Raw castings and gating make their way to the washing and finishing area after shakeout.


落砂ե，铸ў毛坯չ 浇ӈՍ通过运输ি进 ҵ洗涤չ加工区。


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