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Molding: Matchplate Design Simplifies Near-Net Shape Mold Forming
By FMT Staff | Published February 19, 2006
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Now, it's possible to produce near-net-shape castings efficiently

Near-net-shape casting is a common goal among metalcasters who seek greater process efficiencies, and the new XL Series of horizontal matchplate molding machines is one of the most notable advances in that effort.

Hunter Automated Machinery Corp. (www.hunterauto.com) offers several advances for making and handling green-sand molds, and some refinements, that directly address the problem of mold shifting. The Schaumburg, IL, company claims it’s making it possible for metalcasters to produce near-net-shape castings more efficiently thanks to regular, high-volume production of molds.

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