SYSTEMS

To make the mould, the compaction of the sand into the flask is first made with an air impact; the mould is then finished with a hydraulic squeeze. This process allows for a uniform distribution of the sand during the air impact. The hydraulic squeeze provides a uniform mould hardness for all of the surfaces and also around the edges of the flask.
The operational settings for the Air Impact and the Hydraulic Squeeze are adjustable through the operator interface. The cope and drag moulding operations can have different moulding parameters. This machine can be used with your existing patterns. There are no problems with using wooden, urethane, aluminium etc. types of patterns.
The noise level emitted from this machine is less than 80 dB(A). This is a very quiet machine and will provide a notable reduction in the noise levels in the foundry relative to a typical jolt squeeze moulding. [...]