Wirtz Manufacturing India Pvt Ltd Electronic City, Bangalore, Karnataka

Offers wirtz industrial gravity casting machine. Production: variable speed drive (machine speed of 4-12 cycles per minute depending on grid type, thickness and grid alloy). One operator, (2) machines, up to 5,800 grids per (8) hour shift. Grid size capacity: standard grid sizes are from 5.375” (136.53mm) to 8.25” (209.55mm) wide and from 9.25” (234.95mm) to 25.25” (641.25mm) high (not including lugs). Maximum lug to lug dimension 27.25” (692.15mm) special alterations can be made to increase maximum grid width from 8.25” (209.55mm) to 9.25” (243.95mm).

The wirtz model 60c grid caster is designed to operate similar to the model 40 series with 20″ added machine length to allow for extra grid cooling time prior to trimming of the grid panel. The model 60c features allen bradley controls to provide optimum grid quality at the fastest operating speed. Also included as standard items in this unit are items normally optional on the model 40 series such as grid counter, grid inspection table, tool holder, machine interlocks for shut down capability of an individual caster in a group arrangement, ammeters to monitor electric heater circuits, auto fill system to improve grid mold cast ability, and a die lube system which includes a one gallon reservoir. The model 60c is ideal for producing thick grids for golf cart and scrubber type batteries or soft alloy grids.

We offer Wirtz Automotive Gravity Casting Machine. The Wirtz Models 4040C are high speed gravity grid casters designed with state of the art controls and technical enhancements. Casting efficiency is provided by electric mold heat, greatly improved temperature controls, and our non-recirculation lead delivery system (LDS). Electric Mold Heat is applied to both the moveable and stationary halves of the mold by cartridge heaters. Automatic temperature controllers monitor the temperature settings of the mold, ladle and feed line. Any fluctuation in these temperatures is automatically corrected. The lead delivery system (LDS) has been drastically improved because the LDS does not use a return lead trough. This system flows from the lead furnace to a dispensing valve where an adjustable amount of lead is allowed to enter the ladle after each pour. Dross is controlled with gas shielding, ladle covers, and drip bars.