VibratoryMachine or Barrel TUMBLING?
Shakeout Systems - Vibratory drums are ideal for no-bake, brass, and other foundry applications that necessitate the decrease or removal of damage to casting surfaces. Some benefits of the non-rotating and enclosed design are better dust collection and air system attachments, the option to add perip...
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| description | Shakeout Systems - Vibratory drums are ideal for no-bake, brass, and other foundry applications that necessitate the decrease or removal of damage to casting surfaces. Some benefits of the non-rotating and enclosed design are better dust collection and air system attachments, the option to add peripheral add-ons (such as water addition), and for connecting support equipment to the drum. Rotary drums are frequently found in ductile-iron foundries, where they help to restrict the extent of manual labor needed to de-gate castings and decrease the problem of entangled castings and sprue. |
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