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TRADE JOURNAL Wmm with WHICH IS INCORPORATED T H E IR O N a N D S T E E L T R a D E S J O U R N a L VOL* 73 . ,// . C Z . EST. 1902 TRADE JOURNAL wmm WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED T H E IR O N A N D S T E E L T R A D E S J O U R N A L VOL* 73. No. 1446. M A Y 4, 1944 rSingle Copy 6d. By Post I PRICE'S FIREBRICKS Registered at the G.P.O. os a Newspaper. Offices: 49, Wellington Street, Strand, London, W.C.2. Annual Subscription, As us:d by all the leading Steelworks and Foundri’S many leading foundries and Abroad MANSFIELD MOULDING SAND • SEND US YOUR ENQUIRIES ISTRIBOND • PULVERISED READY FOR USE IF REQUIRED ALBION (Mansfield) SAND CO. Manufactured by the PROVEN BRITISH substitute for Bentonite J. T. P R IC E & CO . L T D . P r o p . : Head Office : ■ ;STOU ABRI DGE Telegrams DISTRICT CHEMICAL COMPANY LT ' THOS. W. WARD LTD. Telephone : " Refracto ^Brierle/ H ill 7162 B rle rle y 1-19, Ne* Oxford Street, Lenden, W.0.1 Telephones : Sheffield 26311 (IS II nes) M.nsOeM 371 ¿¿¡a —j- p a o n u cT io iv See Pneulec CUPOLAS n ic k e l advertisement THE CUPOLA W ITH TUYERES PLACED BELOW INS TEAL I0ND OF INSIDE T/. Built by PKiPiii Pr im (MCTUWim Mr S PLAINT ADAMSON-ALLIANCE CO. LTD. 165 FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON, E.C.3. Works: Alliance, Ohio, U.S.A., and Hyde, Cheshire in Association with m crnu i n t MCH\! S, CO I TH P M A Y 4. 1944 FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL This LFC. BIRLEC DETROIT Rocking Arc Furnace is in constant use, melting alloy iron for piston rings and similar purposes. Cold Metal Capacity ... ... ... 350 lbs. M olten M etal C ap acity ... ... ... 500 lbs. Output 24 cwts. per 8-hour day. Rating 191 K.V.A. A full range of sizes is available. BIRMINGHAM ELECTRIC FURNACES LIMITED ERDINGTON • 8IRMINGH A4* 2 4 . FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL M A Y 4, 1944 O n m y train % * % KAISER TRAINS After the War San Francisco. Tuesday — Mr. Henry J. Kaiser, the American record ship­ r builder, said he is negotiating with a Railway engineers are already at work on the new possibilities. Necessary strengthwithbut a fraction o f the weight means saving in power and in mainten­ ance too, both of train and permanent way. So, just when competition with air travel becomes keenest, light alloys may solve the railways' problem of high speed at low cost. Here's another case where H N T A L ', as makers o f aluminium allrysfor every conceivable purpose, look forward to helping. r . M A Y 4, 1944 FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL 5 trvv#) You can liave it both ways! There is something to be said for the conservative method of manufacturing pig iron with plenty of limestone in the charge— it does keep down the sulphur content of the iron. There is a lot more to be said for the modern tendency to operate the blast furnace with a leaner burden and thus increase output — maximum iron production needs no brief in these days. No, we are not overlooking the resulting additional sulphur pick-up, but you can — if you treat the iron in the ladle with Sodium Carbonate. In the case of most grades of cast iron, treatment in the ladle with 1% dense sodium carbonate removes 50% of the sulphur present in the metal. Simple, effective, economically increased output. IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED C'.N. 1116 6 FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL M A Y 4, 1944 For Ovens and Furnaces of all Sizes B ritis h R e m a PULVERIZED FUEL FIRING EQUIPMENT The illustration shows a ty*pical self-contained feeding and firing equipment using pulverized fuel from a main storage bunker. Suitable for use with all types of furnaces or other installations. Any number of separate firing points may be employed with complete individual control. Complete Installations Supplied BRITISH “REMA” MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. (Prop.: Edgar Allen & Co., Ltd.) Imperial Steel Works SHEFFIELD, 9 F.T.J. ELECTRIC PULLEY ASEA BLOCKS The ASEA Inching or Creeping Speed attachment is specially designed for foundry service and gives a unique control of load either hoisting or lowering. During pouring or when handling moulds and core boxes, heavy loads can be controlled to limits of O' 02". Many ASEA Blocks fitted with inching attachment are in use in foundries enabling women to perform work normally reserved for men. ASEA Blocks are equally valuable for higher speed lifts such as cupola charging, fettling heavy castings and goods despatch­ ing and receiving. ASEA ELECTRIC LTD Associated with Fuller Electrical & Mnfg. Co. Ltd. Head Office: FULBOURNE RD., WALTHAMSTOW, LONDON, E.I7 Telephone : Larkswood 2350 (10 lines) Telegrams : Autosyncro, Telex, London WALLWORK GEARS LIMITED FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT OCEANIC HOUSE, la, COCKSPUR STREET, LONDON, S.W.I Telephone.: Whitehall 8051/2/3 Telegrams : Wallwork Oceanilla Lesquare London M A Y 4, 1944 8 FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL O n e Discordant N o te - and the harmony of smooth production is broken. But like a smooth harmonic symphony, production flows when all parts work in concord. Little things of vast importance like ‘ Baltiseed ’ make all the difference to workshop rhythm, tempo and output. Fine castings with economy in time, energy and cost are the happy outcome Details and fullest descriptive literature will be sent gladly on request to all interested in dependable foundry materials CORE BINDERS BALTISEED CORE O IL W Telephone: Halifax 3308 SiJm.RSHESCQ LTP Victoria Oil Works, Halifax COMPOUND* Tele3rams: 3308 Halifax U.M. M A Y 4, 1944 FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL TITAN CORE MACHINES are daily solving new core-making problems and removing bottle-necks in war production Saving in Skilled Labour. A girl can operate the Titan machine. Intricate cores may be blown in one operation (one movement of the hand lever). Faster Output. Up to tenfold increase over hand methods. Better Cores of uniform quality, greater strength and maximum permeability. The machine illustrated is fitted with a sand container of 75 lbs. capacity (which can be re­ charged in a couple of minutes) motor-driven sand agitator and automatic compressed air hori­ zontal clamp. This machine takes boxes up to 2 0 ins. long by 12 in. wide by 24 in. high without removing the clamps. EARLY DELIVERY Provided motors for standard current are required, we can offer early delivery of machines of the above type ( onsiruciiona I for work of certified priority. ENGINEERING C2 UP A sk fo r Folder 204 TITAN WORKS M ID 4753-4 BIRMINGHAM, 12 Birmingham FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL M A Y 4, 1944 In the race for speed, the machine sometimes loses in quality what it gains in quantity but How should I work it ? this is not the case with Aerograph Spray Is it available in forms Painting equipment. Not only does it apply Jother than tubing ? W hat are Ithe physical characteristics of finishing materials with extraordinary speed Tungum Alloy? You will find the but it also produces a matchless finish of answers in the Technical Data Sheets. They can help you solve your problems. incomparable smoothness and evenness. It is particularly Indicated for dealing with intricate surfaces as it permits the paint to be applied with ease and efficiency to places that are difficult or impossible of access by other DATA SHEETS I U I1KUIII J available in fab­ ricated form as Tubing; Rod and B a r ; Sheet and PRODUCE Strip ; Wire ; MORE WITH Cables ; Gauges and Springs; C a s t i n g s and Pressings. Data AEROGRAPH Sheets dealing with the various SPRAY PAINTING & FINISHING forms are avail­ EQUIPM ENT W rite for literature to The Aerograph Co able on request. Ltd., Lower Sydenham, London, S.E.26 Tel : Sydenham 6060 (8 lines) U NG SALES CO., LTD. i— — — — i^— — MMBBBBBEBMi PAINSWICK R D .. C H F I T C m u a m CVS— 2 0 7 RANDON HOUSE FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL II M A Y 4, 1944 T h e C A S t l N G S • C , , A L IRON o n d S P £ C GM* a # * # 01; v U ^ G C ^ ° r ,' c O ^ SZ u O ^ ' V)M V.TO SOHS & " ear c ^ ° r r r *!^ -te\e6rarn5' * ° * * L U *nd 5 1 12 FOUNDRY TRADE JOURNAL M A Y 4, 1944 BU T YOU CAN’T DO THIS NOW f To-day, you must get quicker * turnround—quicker handling of m aterials. For the loading, unloading, stacking and handling of most bulk and loose materials this up-to-date loader is meeting a vital need. Many industries handling such bulk materials as Coal, Coke, Sand, Pig Iron, Scrap, etc., are solving the labour problem with this prac­ specialise in conveying tical loader. Let us tell you how to put YOUR mate­ schemes of every description. rial w here it is wanted in less tim e and w ith less labour. PARKER Portable Belt LO AD ERS FREDERICK PARKER Ltd ., Extension 12, Viaduct Works, Catherine St., LEICESTER ’Phone: Leicester 61273 (4 lines). London Office : (Extension 12), TALBO T HO USE, ARU N D EL STREET, STRAND, W.C.2. Phone : 4239 & 2739 Temple Bar, London “ TICYLIMERICKS ” No. 3 The foundryman stood by, aghast When the big man said : “ Blow, dash and blast ! How often I’ve said : Use TICYL instead, For I W ILL have a uniform cast ! ” “ TICYL” is the perfect pig-iron for cylinder and high duty castings . free from porosity and of high tensile strength. Our Technical Staff is always ready to assist users and to advise with regard to mixtures.
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