SKS Die Casting, Alamadea, CA, recently ordered an interactive demand management system (IDMS) from Rayteq LLC, for its electric-resistance melting operation. Rayteq's Fleet Commander™ IDMS software reportedly achieves utility cost savings by minimizing the kilowatt-hours demand from the electric furnace without impairing production rates or metal quality.
The California operation is an aluminum and zinc diecaster, with machining and finishing operations. It supplies complete components to all types of business and industries, including telecommunications systems manufacturers, aerospace and defense suppliers, medical and optical equipment producers, and material handling equipment builders.
Rayteq noted that its Fleet Commander software operates with all Rayteq electric melters as well as conventional electric furnaces equipped with Fleet Commander retrofit kits.
Latest from Melt/Pour
Latest from Melt/Pour
pour-tech AB
Melt/Pour
AI Saves Energy Costs in Mold Filling
Dec. 5, 2023
3D Systems
New Products
Compact, Three-Laser Metal Printing
Nov. 7, 2023
Texmo Precision Castings
ALD Vacuum Technologies
Melt/Pour
How to Melt High-Tech Alloys
Oct. 4, 2023
StaCool Industries
Melt/Pour
A Cool Way to Manage Heat Stress
Oct. 3, 2023
Tasso A/S
Melt/Pour
Opening the Black Box of Iron Casting
Oct. 3, 2023
Thermo Scientific
New Products
Streamlining Elemental Analysis
Oct. 3, 2023
Cyrus Equipment
U.S. Air Force / Paul Shirk
Molds/Cores
USAF Workshop Adds 3DP Mold Making
Sept. 29, 2023