IBO charging bucket with simple kinematics
The charging bucket with simple kinematics is suitable for
charging with a monorail crane. After filling, on a frame, the
bucket can be moved via a monorail crane at the furnace. When
positioning at the furnace, the swiveling flap opens and closes
below the top so that the gas can be extracted optimally. For
storage, the bucket just needs to be shut down. In order to
prevent the opening of the pivoting flap, it is fixed with a bolt.
IBO charging tube
The charging tub provides charging in small quantities by hand
and is the cheapest option. Here, too, extraction occurs during
charging.
After setting down the tub in front of the furnace, the front hooks
must be released and then raised, and subsequently, the rear
part as well. The speed and quantity are then regulated by the
angle. The advantage of this variant, as with other charging
buckets, is the sliding filling of the crucible. This causes less
spatter and thus does not build up pressure in the crucible.
IBO charging bucket with sprung floor
The charging bucket with sprung floor is suitable for large
quantities and is filled using a magnet. After positioning the
charging bucket, the plate opens with the aid of a motor. Via the
shakers mounted on the bottom, the material can slide into the
crucible. This charging bucket has a separate chamber that can
be opened with a cylinder and so additives may be added as
required.
All charging buckets offer the following benefits:
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Correct and safe use
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Suitable for multiple furnaces
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The scrap slides into the furnace
(causing less spatter and does not trap air inside the
furnace)
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Optimum extraction during charging.