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Donsco install rigid 6.4mm Hawkeye Pro Hardy borescopes, which are more rugged than the flexible models. “A major issue in the casting market is durability,” Kin-
dred said. “Many of these plants make 1,000 pieces per day and inspect six or eight ports per component. A scope may get used 6,000-8,000 times a day, being pushed and pulled in and out of a casting. Tat can be hard on a scope, so we have to offer extra durable scopes for those applications.” In addition to the wear and tear on the instruments, the
borescopes also alleviate the strain on the camera operator’s eyes, neck and back by allowing inspection to be displayed on large LCD monitors. “Te user doesn’t have to look through an eyepiece all day,
and multiple people can view the image at once,” Kindred said. “Tat way, the whole team knows what is going on inside the casting and they can work together to diagnose problems and develop solutions. You can also capture, store and document images as well.” By improving its quality assurance procedures, Donsco
can be that much more confident in the castings it ships to its customers. With the upgrades to its borescope inspection stations, the metalcaster is better positioned to deliver on its promise of industry-leading customer service. “Any cast surface inside hydraulic valves, for example,
must be free of defects or blockages,” Sevcik said. “Tat direct visual confirmation of quality is critical to eliminating the potential for valve failure.” ■
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Teksid Orders SinterCast installation for Compacted Graphite Iron Casting Facility
Te Teksid Group, Turin, Italy, has ordered a third process
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control system from SinterCast Inc., Naperville, Ill., for its cast- ing facility in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Te Teksid Group, Turin, Italy, has ordered a third process control system from SinterCast Inc., Naperville, Ill. Te SinterCast System 3000 Plus system will be installed at the Teksid do Brasil metalcasting facility in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Te installation is expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2016 and will initially support product development of passenger vehicle, commercial vehicle and in-dustrial power castings. Te installation of the SinterCast technology at our Belo
Horizonte foundry reinforces the global stand-ing of Teksid as a leading provider of technology, components and solutions to the passenger vehicle, commercial vehicle and industrial power industries” said Riccardo Tarantini, president and CEO, Teksid S.p.A. “With SinterCast-CGI capability in our foundries in Brasil, Mexico and Portugal, Teksid is uniquely positioned with the ability to offer regional support for the CGI series produc- tion needs of our world-wide customer base.” To support future plans for high volume production of com-
pacted graphite iron castings, Teksid do Brasil chose the System 3000 Plus technology because it provides automatic base treat- ment by cored wire, thermal analysis and automatic feedforward optimization. ■
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