A modular turntable assembly cell uses programmable robots to progressively assemble sand cores and mold parts across multiple stations.
Segmented maintenance stations automate mold cleaning with abrasive jets, eliminating operator exposure to thermal strain and dust inhalation.
Tapered core holes and expandable grasping parts suppress turning moments, preventing core inclination and ensuring precise die placement.
Mold coolant circulation forms ausferrite in large ductile iron castings, overcoming salt bath furnace size limits.
Ultrasonic vibration in PAPSC casting refines aluminum microstructures, balancing mechanical strength with production cost efficiency.