- metallurgy, a
ladle is a bucket-shaped
container or
vessel used to
transport and pour out
molten metals.
Ladles are
often used in
foundries and
range in...
- Many
modern foundries use
robots or
automatic pouring machines to pour
molten metal. Traditionally,
molds were
poured by hand
using ladles. The solidified...
-
Foundry Products Operations was a
subsidiary operation of the
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company (CMM), a
company which no
longer exists. Some
parts of...
- A
ladle transfer car is a
material handling tool
which is used in
foundries. The car
carries a
metal ladle,
typically torpedo-shaped (with two pointed...
- of the
largest American manufacturers of
sterling and
silverplate and a
foundry for
bronze sculpture.
Gorham Silver was
founded in Providence,
Rhode Island...
-
Bellfounding is the
casting and
tuning of
large bronze bells in a
foundry for use such as in churches,
clock towers and
public buildings,
either to signify...
- Goldens'
Foundry and
Machine Co. is a
privately held
ductile iron and gray iron
foundry with
headquarters in Columbus,
Georgia and
additional facilities...
- tongs, a pair of
plate shears, two files, a chisel, two drawplates, two
foundry ladles, a whetstone, a set of
balance scales with ten weights, five sickles...
-
mechanical factory underwent reconstruction. The
factory started to
produce foundry ladles, iron and slag carriages,
gates for
blast furnaces. In the 1970s there...
- in size from
small units of
approximately one-tonne
capacity (used in
foundries for
producing cast iron products) up to
about 400-tonne
units used for...
