High Quality Stainless Steel Conveyor Chain - Automatic Horizontal Flaskless Moulding Line – Kailong Machinery Detail:
KSF horizontal parting and flask-striped shooting-squeezing molding line adopt the sand shooting, with horizontal parting, slip flask and weight. Easy core setting, easy operation, high automation, the molding lines are widely used in mass-production for small-sized castings. The whole line consist of molding machine, sand conveyor line, slip flask and weight taking and droping device, indexing transport and cushioning device, synchronous cooling belt, pouring machine, etc.
Typical Specification of Moulding Machine
Item | Model | ||
KSF50 | KSF60 | KSF70 | |
Flask Inner Size(mm) | 500x400x150/150 | 600x500x200/200 | 700x600x250/250 |
Moulding Speed(Without Core Setting) | 30 | 30 | 36 |
Specific Squeeze Pressure(kgf/cm2) | 8~12 | 8~12 | 8~12 |
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