Feeder sleeves

Metal founding – Means to shape metallic material – United particle type shaping surface

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164 53, 164360, 249197, B22C 908

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047796693

ABSTRACT:
A feeder sleeve (1') for use in the casting of molten metal has a cavity (8) whose cross-sectional area at the bottom of the cavity (8) is greater than the cross-sectional area at the top of the cavity (8) such that a line joining a point (11.1) on the inner surface (11) of the sleeve at the bottom of the cavity (8) and the nearest point (11.2) on the inner surface (11) of the sleeve at the top of the cavity (8) is less than 80.degree. to the horizontal. The inner surface of the sleeve may taper from the bottom of the cavity to the top of the cavity uniformly or in at least one step (12).

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Foseco Leaflet FA 17/2 for "Kalminex S"; admitted prior art.

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