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Used superstructures

  • Eirich FS8

    Eirich FS8

    • Manufacturer: Eirich

    - As a superstructure slinger to be arranged on a flat belt conveyor, belt width 1200mm - for loosening of finished sand - recommended belt speed: 1,05 m/s - rotation monitoring of the rotor tool - subject to pri...

    Frankfurt, Germany
  • 2014 Eirich FS5

    2014 Eirich FS5

    • Manufacturer: Eirich

    as a superstructure spinner to be arranged on a flat belt conveyor, belt width 800 mm The sand on the belt conveyor passes through the working area of the rotor. The passing sand is intensively processed and loos...

    Frankfurt, Germany
  • ProfiPlusLine stop and clamping bracket

    ProfiPlusLine stop and clamping bracket cast iron hardened 200

      Infinitely adjustable and lockable Three full clamping sides with system holes With slotted holes for stepless adjustment Better sliding behavior due to combination of cast iron on steel Grid lines shorten the as...

      Heimertingen, Germany
    • Cast iron stop and clamping

      Cast iron stop and clamping bracket 300

        steplessly adjustable and lockable three full clamping sides with system holes with slotted holes for stepless adjustment incl. fine scaling for the adjustment of the stop dimensions better sliding behaviour due ...

        Heimertingen, Germany

      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.