Casting Spoon
The ladle is manufactured in small series by a traditional foundry company.
The ladle is used to heat the melt directly over the fire.
They are also used to skim the melt or slag directly from the crucible.
In addition to our standard dimensions, other sizes with special handles or materials can be produced.
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Melting
Volker Allexi and his brother demonstrate here how to melt tin easily.
Tin pellets are melted using a ladle and a propane gas burner.
Melting takes place directly in the ladle. This allows for quick and easy pouring directly into the molds.
The melting point of pure tin is 232°C. It is heated above the melting temperature until the optimal pouring temperature is reached. This can be recognized by the slight formation of a skin on the surface, which shimmers bluish to golden.
Questions - Answers - FAQ
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What is important in a crucible?
Quality is clearly the most important thing. Our crucibles are produced in Germany and are characterized by a long service life and good thermal conductivity.
What is a pouring spoon used for in the craft sector?
Here pouring spoons are mainly used to melt directly in them and to scoop out small amounts from the crucible and then pour them directly into the mold.
Pouring spoons are also used to remove scum on the surface of the melt.
What material are pouring spoons made of?
As a rule, our pouring spoons are made of "normal" steel.
But we can also make spoons from heat-resistant material.
Where can I buy pouring spoons?
You're welcome to do so from us, as our spoons are manufactured directly for us by a smaller foundry accessories company. MADE in Upper Swabia.
What do you need to pay attention to when using a pouring spoon?
The thickness of the spoon's material is crucial for its durability and ensures even heating.
Our pouring spoons are characterized by good thermal conductivity and a long service life.