Concast Ag

Cledid S.a.

Raymond Vial

Heinrich Marti

Jacques Barbe

Herbert Fastert

Adolf Fuchs

Pierre Gay

Hans Riederer

An ingot mold with adjustable dimensions for a machine for continuously casting metal, comprising a support frame fixed on the oscillating table of the machine, two transverse walls and two longitudinal walls, connected to the support frame. The transverse walls are fixed to the support frame by application to the interior faces of the corresponding sides, and each transverse wall is provided with individual members for adjusting its thickness in accordance with the desired spacing between them. The support frame can thus be rigidly and permanently fixed on the oscillation table, the dimensions of the casting cavity being determined merely by adjustment of the thickness of the walls.

Ingot mold with adjustable dimensions for a continuous casting machine

A roller apron for a continuous casting installation, especially for casting steel strands, for supporting a partially solidified strand, which comprises a number of successive pairs of rolls which follow one another in the direction of travel of the strand. The bearings of at least one roll are arranged at a traverse or crosshead extending essentially parallel to the lengthwise axes of the rolls. The traverse can be applied against stops governing the format or cross-sectional thickness of the strand and coacting at both ends with pivotable levers articulated at the machine frame and at a movement device. The movement device comprises a power source interconnecting both of the pivotable levers. This power source applies at both pivotable levers force components which are effective essentially parallel to the roll axes and thus applies the traverse elastically against the stops in the direction of the strand and also allows the traverse to automatically move away from the stops in the presence of a predetermined load limit associated with the traverse.

Roller apron for a continuous casting installation

A roller apron or strand guide assembly for a continuous casting installation for casting metals, especially steel, in particular equipped with driving- and/or straightening rollers, wherein in the direction of travel of the strand immediately following pairs of rollers are mutually independently displaceable along comb-like arranged guides dispositioned to both sides of the machine frame transversely with respect to the direction of travel of the cast strand. The bearings of both rollers of a roller pair are each mounted upon a transverse support, which transverse support cooperates with the comb-like arranged guides and can be moved by pressure cylinder means. Further, at least the transverse support can be adjusted by non-driven rollers against stops provided at the machine frame.

Roller apron for a continuous casting installation for steel

An apparatus for adjusting the operating position of casting vessels during the continuous casting of metals, especially steel, the casting vessels being arranged at a pivotable transport mechanism. There is provided a drive for pivoting such transport mechanism and a locking device for the operating position. The locking device embodies mechanism for adjusting the casting vessel in different operating positions.

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Lorette, France

Raymond Vial