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  • Walworth W928 Liquid Check Valve,

    Walworth W928 Liquid Check Valve, 18", Cast Iron/Bronze, #100734

    • Manufacturer: WALWORTH

    “New Surplus” Comments: Flat-faced flanges MULTIPLES IN STOCK THIS ITEM QUALIFIES FOR SAME DAY SHIPPING SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE All shipping is determined per item. Contact us with your shipping information for a q...

    $3,295 USD
    Johnson City, TN
  • Walworth W928 Liquid Check Valve,

    Walworth W928 Liquid Check Valve, 18", Cast Iron/Bronze, #100735

    • Manufacturer: WALWORTH

    “New Surplus” Comments: Flat-faced flanges MULTIPLES IN STOCK THIS ITEM QUALIFIES FOR SAME DAY SHIPPING SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE All shipping is determined per item. Contact us with your shipping information for a q...

    $3,295 USD
    Johnson City, TN
  • EATON 4.TFN, Type T Gas/

    EATON 4.TFN, Type T Gas/ Liquid Seperator. 4" Flanges, Cast Iron - USED

    • Manufacturer: Eaton

    USED EATON 4.TFN, Type T Gas/ Liquid Seperator. 4" Flanges, Cast Iron, Horizontal Flow Item is guaranteed to not be DOA for replacement or refund within 30 days of receiving. Item is sold as pictured. The item yo...

    $855 USD
    Kawkawlin, MI
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Overview

Foundry and casting equipment encompasses the machinery and tools used in the process of metal casting. This includes furnaces to melt metal, molds to shape it, and various other machines to handle the molten material and finish the cast products. Foundries are essential in producing high-quality metal parts and components for a variety of industries, from automotive to aerospace.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used foundry and casting equipment?

Check the equipment's age, condition, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets your production needs and complies with safety standards. Verify the availability of spare parts and technical support.

How do I ensure the safe shipping of foundry and casting equipment?

Use a specialized transport service with experience in heavy and sensitive machinery. Secure the equipment properly to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for foundry and casting equipment?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning furnaces, checking for wear and tear on molds, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated and functioning properly. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.