ELEKTROMAG JOEST charging machines are tough machines that are able to meet the high demands of foundry operation thanks to a mature and sophisticated design. They essentially consist of a hopper, vibrating discharge feeder, chassis frame and control unit. Usually, the hopper capacity is designed so that the furnace can be completely filled.
The charging machine is filled in a defined loading position via overhead crane, forklift, wheel loaders, tilting lift equipment or similar. From this loading position, the charging machine moves to a defined unloading position via longitudinal or lateral movement or both. Once the unloading position is reached, the vibrating conveyor is started and the material present in the hopper is emptied into the furnace.
Single Motion Charger
Dual Motion Charger
Non Ferrous Charger
With constant improvement in technology, furnaces require rapid and uniform charging to keep pace with the melting power of the system for which the Furnace Chargers are the optimum solution. By using the Furnace Charger, controlled vibrations the metal is uniformly fed into the furnace whereby the melting cycle is reduced and the furnace life and the bridging forming situation is avoided.
The entangled pieces of scrap metal form a layer above and if unrecognized by furnace operator, bridging can lead to super heating of bath and failure of furnace lining and run out.
Due to controlled feed, the hot metal splashing is avoided and the charger can be operated from a framed plate by the operator without actually being near to the furnace.
The Furnace Charger consist of charging car and comprises of a discharge chute with Vibrating Feeder for the metallic components and the Hopper all mounted on a travelling motorized trolley.
The discharge snout is inclined and forms a rounded trough to discharge material uniformly over the width. The feeders are driven by Unbalance Motors.
ELEKTROMAG DEVICES PVT LTD.,
604, A2B, GOLDEN TOWER, AMLIDIH,
RAIPUR – 492006
TEL : 8085601869
EMAIL : raipur@elektromag.com
DIAMOND CHAMBERS, BLOCK -1 UNIT 10′ ‘0’ 10TH FLOOR ,
4 CHOWRINGHEE LANE,
KOLKATA -700 016
TEL : 033-40019355
FAX : 033-40019344
EMAIL : kolkata@elektromag.com
507, COMMERCE HOUSE,
9/1, CUNNIGHAM ROAD
BANGALORE -560 052
TEL : 080-41131838/22202041
FAX : 080- 22200119
EMAIL : bangalore@elektromag.com
E-13,BHOSARI , MIDC, GENERAL BLOCK ,
PUNE 411 206
TEL : 020-27122989/27111139
FAX : 020-27122332
EMAIL : pune@elektromag.com
303, DEVNARAYAN APARTMENTS,
2nd FLOOR ,60 RAMESWARAM ROAD T.NAGAR,
CHENNAI -600 017
TEL : 044-24315595
FAX : 044-24342855
EMAIL : chennai@elektromag.com
509, Wave Silver Tower, Opposite Atta Market,
Sector -18, Noida – 201301 (U.P.)
TEL : 011- 25746338
FAX : 011-25766364
EMAIL : newdelhi@elektromag.com
EJV has 2 covered Sheds. All Bays have got height 12 metres below the Crane Hook. Both bays have a span of 27m. Length of the first Bay is 95 m and 2nd bay length is 53 m. Uncovered area is about 100,000 sq.ft.
First Shed
First Shed is equipped with 40 T (20/20) EOT Crane, 5T additional E.O.T. Crane and 6 nos. Jib Cranes mounted on the columns. There is also a 10T Mobile Crane, to shift the raw material from outside storage area to the Shop. Facilities available here are : Heavy Duty Shearing Machine, Heavy Duty Bending Machine, and a Shot Blasting and Painting Booth. Isolation Bays for testing Vibratory equipments.
Second Shed
Second Shed is equipped with 20/5 Ton EOT Crane. Facilities available here are:
CNC Plasma/Oxy Acetylene Cutting Machine. Isolation Bays for testing Vibratory equipment and testing facilities for Magnetic Feeders, Excitor Drives, Unbalance Motors, Feeders, large Screens.
EJV has CO2 and manual arc welding machines.
EJV has a ready access to some machines of its Partner EDPL. These include a Kuka Robot, CNC Press Brakes, CNC Shearing Machine, Waterjet Machine, Vertical Turning Centre, Plano Miller, Punch Presses (for punching stampings for magnetic drive) and conventional small horizontal Boring Machine.
Shakeouts are generally placed directly after the ball ejector of a green sand molding line. The separation of casting and molding sand is carried out by high-frequency vibrations of suitable parameters with high acceleration. The separation channel is provided with a case with a customized grid surface through which the used sand is discharged downwards.