Pressurized Filling & Feeding of Moving Molds
The HCM can add $2 million dollars
annually
to revenues from each
Vertical Green Sand Molding Machine.
Spreadsheet of Production Comparison / Savings
The HERRON CASTING PROCESS also
applies to
LOST FOAM and INVESTMENT CASTING
as well as
Horizontal Molding.
Imagine the Possibilities!
High Speed Independent Production
Gentle, Low Speed, Continuous Filling
High Integrity Low Cost Automotive Aluminum
High Production Aerospace Aluminum
High Alloy Diesel Engine Casting
Reduced Energy Costs
Reduced Labor Costs
Reduced Finishing Costs
Reduced Refractory Costs
Reduced METAL and Materials Costs
Automated Lost Foam Filling
Automated Investment Shell Filling
Small, Low Production Foundry Systems
Large, High Volume Foundry Systems
Improved Metal & Material Yield
Improved Mold Utilization
Eliminate Horizontal Mold Flasks
Automate Horizontal Mold Filling
Pressurized Thin-Wall Casting
Reduced Ductile and CGI Treatment Costs
Replaced Ceramic Mold Filters with Value Added Results
Achieve a Protected, Exclusive Market
Literally... Save Your Foundry!
The Most Neglected and Important Area
of Foundry Technology...
the Interface between
Modern Molding and Modern Melting,
the Filling Operation,
is now AUTOMATED
"Theoretical Basis for a Continuous, Pressurized
Mold Filling and Feeding System"
See the PATENT at the
U.S. PATENT OFFICE
Search "Patents: PN=6637497 or IN=HERRON"
Latest 2005 Executive Summary of HCM
Continuous Casting of Aluminum Alloy Wheels
$2 MILLION Annual HCM Savings per DISA Mold Line
Lost Foam,
Investment Casting
&
Green Sand
HCM
Grey Iron
ROTORS
FAQs-Frequently Asked Questions and Concerns about HCM
Imagine the Possibilities!
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Continuous Operation of the HCM
The Filling & Feeding PROCESS with FIBERGLASS FILTER CLOTH SEAL LOST FOAM and Investment Casting in an Extruded Bed of Loose Sand DUCTILE Iron & Compacted Graphite Iron with MOLD STITCHING of MG Alloy Studies of the Furnace Vacuum/Pressure Vessel--VPF or VPVE-mail: DHerron@HerronCasting.com
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