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  • 2013 Metal Mechanics 25 Ton

    2013 Metal Mechanics 25 Ton Trim Press Die Casting

    • Manufacturer: Metal Mechanics

    AVAILABILITY AND TERMS Machine is ready for inspection and/or shipping Technical data without obligation – subject to prior sale Specifications and location are subject to change without notice. Used Metal Mechan...

    Canada
  • 2004 THT 1000 Ton Cold

    2004 THT 1000 Ton Cold Chamber Die Casting Machine

    • Manufacturer: THT Presses

    ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS UPPER DIE MOUNTING SURFACE (LxW):40" x 35" FRAME SIDEWALL OPENING ( LEFT and RIGHT):37" wide X 30" tall FRAME INSIDE WALL SPACING (L-R):58.5" CONTROL 11883 PSI Metal Pressure w/ 16" Slee...

    Canada
  • 1999 Toshiba DC 800 CL-HT

    1999 Toshiba DC 800 CL-HT

    • Manufacturer: Toshiba
    • Model: DC800

    ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS 760 mm CONTROL Electric Motorized Die Height Adjustment Hydraulic Adjustment of Shot Positions Hydraulic Bumper Plate Ejection Top Operator Side Automatic Tie Bar Puller Two Hydraulic Co...

    Canada

Overview

Foundry and casting equipment encompasses the machinery and tools used in the process of metal casting. This includes furnaces to melt metal, molds to shape it, and various other machines to handle the molten material and finish the cast products. Foundries are essential in producing high-quality metal parts and components for a variety of industries, from automotive to aerospace.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used foundry and casting equipment?

Check the equipment's age, condition, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets your production needs and complies with safety standards. Verify the availability of spare parts and technical support.

How do I ensure the safe shipping of foundry and casting equipment?

Use a specialized transport service with experience in heavy and sensitive machinery. Secure the equipment properly to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for foundry and casting equipment?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning furnaces, checking for wear and tear on molds, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated and functioning properly. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.