Ceramic ladles
Composite ceramic ladles are made with fiber mesh fabric and ceramic paste. They are produced by laminating fibers with a high silica content and refractory ceramic composite materials. These layered materials have good strength, toughness, safety and stability. In addition, the laminated structure of the fiber material has low thermal conductivity, thus offering excellent thermal insulation performance.
Benefits
The cross-section of the side and bottom of the casting ladle is much thinner and lighter than ordinary refractory materials.
Excellent wear resistance and excellent heat preservation.
Newly produced ceramic casting cups are painted with a special coating with very good non-stick properties of aluminum.
Main benefits:
• Low own weight
• No preheating necessary
• Low temperature losses
• Excellent corrosion resistance
• Low wettability by aluminum alloys (easy removal of ladle residues, the ladles usually come with a boron nitride coating)
• No ferrous impurities
Applicability
Composite casting ladles can be used for die casting, gravity casting, and sand casting. The design of the composite ceramic ladles meets the needs of every foundry as they are equipped with a special threaded connection block for mounting on automatic loaders or robots.