Ladle
While a ladle is used in the process, I believe the container being asking about is either the slag pot or the smelting pot.
I agree the call ladle because our customer from foundry plant also call ladle.we produce the ladle transfer car according to the customer demand.The ladle widely use in the steel industry.
Ladle : It is metal with barrel-like receptacles lined with a refractory material used to transport or pour molten metal.
They are chemicals used to 'cure' sand into a hard molded shape onto which molten metal can be poured, and set into a shape.
Foundry is a technology of casting metals into shapes by melting them into a liquid, pouring the metal in a mold, and removing the mold material or casting after the metal has solidified as it cools.
Foundry ladles usually comprise of a mild steel shell with a refractory lining material. Effectively it is the refractory lining material that allows the foundry ladle to be used with molten metal whilst the steel shell provides support for the refractory. Traditionally the refractory material used to be firebrick, fireclay or even rammed sand. However it is more common for foundries to now use special refractory concretes that have high insulation values and last longer. Examples can be seen at www.acetarc.co.uk Where small amounts of metal are to be cast foundries will sometimes use ceramic crucibles to hold the metal.
It depends on the context the word is used. For instance, casting to an angler is to flick out the baited line onto the water. Casting in an iron foundry is to pour molten metal into a mould. It could also be the act of casting out an intruder from your property.
The molds should be sand coated insides and a hole upside mold then introduce the molten metal.
Spoons
ladle turres
A foundry is a facility which melts metals and pours the molten metal into moulds to make products.
They are chemicals used to 'cure' sand into a hard molded shape onto which molten metal can be poured, and set into a shape.
crucible or melting/holding pot
A foundry.
Slag is the unwanted stuff that floats on top of molten metal. It is often glassy. My house has slag powder as insulation in the floors (it was built in 1940 and there was (and still is) an iron foundry in the town.
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A foundry is where metal is melted and poured into molds.
Molding or foundry sand is traditionally the second most common use (20 percent in 2003) of industrial sand. Sand is used in these applications to make molds into which molten metal is poured in metal casting
Fire or furnace sand is generally coarser than the sand used in metal molding. It is used in building floors for acid open-hearth furnaces and in lining the cupolas and ladles that contain molten metal in the foundry industries.
it is also known as foundry processes