Stripping of Ingots 
the separation of a steel ingot from the mold. The operation can involve either the removal of the mold from the ingot or the extraction of the ingot from the mold (Figure 1). Stripping is carried out in special sections of steel foundries with the aid of cranes or stationary strippers (machines). The latter are used mostly for the ejection of large ingots lodged in the mold.
Figure 1. Schematic diagram of the stripping operation: (a) and (b) stripping from big-end-down molds, (c) and (d) stripping from big-end-up molds; (1) mold, (2) ingot, (3) stripper arm, (4) ram, (5) stool, (6) lug, and (7) plate of stationary stripper
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