Notching
Foundry castings finishing - Decoring and shot blasting
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Notching
Foundry castings finishing - Decoring and shot blasting

Author : Jean-Marie BRIARD

Publication date: June 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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1. Notching

Once the casting operation has been completed, the metal cools in the mold, changing from a liquid to a solid state. At this point, the part or cluster can be removed from the mold. This operation is commonly referred to as decoring.

The stripping operation consists of :

  • separate the chassis (if present) from the sand clod and parts;

  • extract the parts and their appendages from the sand clod or metal mould;

  • remove sand adhering to the part (molding and core sand);

  • partially or totally separate the parts of the cluster;

  • break up sand clods.

For obvious reasons of cycle time reduction and investment cost, it is advisable to decap as soon as possible...

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