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    The document discusses different types of moulding machines used in foundry operations including jolt top and bottom squeezer machines, jolt squeeze machines, and sand slingers. Moulding machines are needed for mass production in foundries as they save labor, provide good compaction, maintain tolerances, and require less skilled workers. Jolt squeeze machines in particular are often used for match plate patterns and involve jolting sand repeatedly into a drag before squeezing the cope and drag together.

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    The document discusses different types of moulding machines used in foundry operations including jolt top and bottom squeezer machines, jolt squeeze machines, and sand slingers. Moulding machines are needed for mass production in foundries as they save labor, provide good compaction, maintain tolerances, and require less skilled workers. Jolt squeeze machines in particular are often used for match plate patterns and involve jolting sand repeatedly into a drag before squeezing the cope and drag together.

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    The document discusses different types of moulding machines used in foundry operations including jolt top and bottom squeezer machines, jolt squeeze machines, and sand slingers. Moulding machines are needed for mass production in foundries as they save labor, provide good compaction, maintain tolerances, and require less skilled workers. Jolt squeeze machines in particular are often used for match plate patterns and involve jolting sand repeatedly into a drag before squeezing the cope and drag together.

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    The document discusses different types of moulding machines used in foundry operations including jolt top and bottom squeezer machines, jolt squeeze machines, and sand slingers. Moulding machines are needed for mass production in foundries as they save labor, provide good compaction, maintain tolerances, and require less skilled workers. Jolt squeeze machines in particular are often used for match plate patterns and involve jolting sand repeatedly into a drag before squeezing the cope and drag together.

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    Moulding machines
    Need of moulding machines
    • Mass production
    • Saves labour work and time
    • Good compaction
    • Maintain the tolerances
    • Less skilled labour is enough

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    Jolt Top squeezer machine

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    Jolt Bottom squeezer machine

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    Jolt squeeze machine full setup

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    Jolt squeeze machine
    • Both jolt as well as squeeze
    • Mostly used for match plate pattern.
    • Sand is filled in drag and jolted repeatedly.
    • Then roll over and parting agents are sprinkled
    over cope.
    • Then squeezes the mold.

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    Jolt machine
    • 80mm rise and
    sudden drop
    • Pneumatic
    • Great density
    packing

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    Jolt squeeze machine
    • Video : :\MT\unit 1
    • 6 Foundry_Sand_Molding_Jolt Squeezer
    machine

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    Sand slinger

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