casting ladle
casting ladle
[′kast·iŋ ‚lād·əl] (metallurgy)
A refractory-lined steel ladle used to transport molten metal from the furnace to a mold.
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References in periodicals archive
I've used it many times, melting it in a Lyman
casting ladle with a heat gun.
If plumbers' pot is used, melt pewter grains in the
casting ladle and pour carefully into the mold.
The Schnorkle eliminates the need to tip
casting ladles above the filling funnel with a lift truck.
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