Hot toppings can assure total feeding of a casting and reduce shrink defects by protecting your melt from chilling. Insulating and exothermic toppings are available providing consistency on each and every pour. We offer formulation ranging from mildly to highly exothermic. Freedom Foundry Products are premium products that are cost-effective and have been used by foundries all around the country to create value for a fraction of the price of competing products.
Exothermic Hot Topping
Freedom Foundry exothermic hot toppings prevent costly shrink defects, reduce smoke and offensive odor, and provide superior insulating and exothermic blanket covering that prevents heat loss.
Insulating Compounds
Insulating compounds aid in riser efficiency and maximization and are engineered to be highly insulating.
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Improve the alloy recovery in your metalcasting applications with the use of Mag Guard. Mag Guard is a steel alloy cover designed for high density and low permeability to delay reaction of the alloy, improving manganese recovery. The unique shape and composition of Mag Guard allows for full and superior coverage of your alloys, providing quality protection. Improved recovery and protection reduces cost and time spent in your melt department.
Key Highlights:
Clean
Oil Free
Rust Free
Reduce Temperature Loss
Easy Handling
Size Specifications:
4 mesh x 14 mesh
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There are many types of flux available on the market today that provide a multitude of functions. The two main factors to consider when buying a flux are; what type of metal are you pouring and what are you trying to achieve by fluxing. We offer several fluxes for pouring aluminum, bronze, zinc, brass, iron, and more. We also offer fluxes for furnace wall cleaning, sludge removal, modifying the characteristics of metal, improving the efficiency of the melt operation, drossing, and more.
Special formulations are available. They include low smoke formulations, fluoride and sodium-free formulations, and injection process fluxes for covering, drossing, cleaning, degassing, wall cleaning, alloying and refining.
Aluminum Flux
Aluminum flux formulations designed for cleaning molten aluminum. Ensure your die casting melt is clear of impurities with quality aluminum flux.
Brass Flux
Brass flux formulations designed for cleaning molten brass. Ensure your brass casting melt is clear of impurities with quality brass flux.
Bronze Flux
Bronze flux formulations designed for cleaning molten bronze. Ensure your bronze casting melt is clear of impurities with quality bronze flux.
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It is important to know what you’re receiving from your supplier when ordering carbon to make gray or ductile iron castings. Sometimes inferior carbon graphite will have a higher sulfur content that includes petroleum coke. This is to keep the price of the material low. The effect is creating an increase in the use of costly magnesium based alloys that could cause casting issues while making ductile iron.
Midvale Industries offers high quality natural and synthetic carbon graphite with lower levels of sulfur that is produced in the U.S.A. Conversely when making gray iron, some sulfur in your carbon can actually aid in reducing inoculant usage. Therefore making petroleum coke a good option.
Carbon Graphite Options:
Graphite Petroleum Coke
Uses: Coreless or Cupola ductile iron
Available in multiple sizes
Natural Graphite
Uses: Coreless or Cupola ductile iron
Available in multiple sizes
Gas Calcined Anthracite
Uses: Coreless or Cupola ductile iron
Available in multiple sizes
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Whether it’s a ferrous or non-ferrous foundry, adding high quality metal alloys are critical for developing good melts and producing quality castings. Midvale carries a full line of Elkem Ductile and Gray Iron metal alloys that include MgFeSi (magnesium ferrosilicon), nodularizers and high performance inoculants.
Nodularizers:
Elmag
Lamet
CompactMag
Inoculants:
TopSeed
Bisnoc
Vaxon
Alinoc
Foundrisil
Superseed
Superseed Extra
Ultraseed
Ferrosilicon
Below you can find literature that will provide more details about our metal alloy products:
Midvale Industries is a proud member of the AFS (American Foundry Society), FEF (Foundry Educational Foundation), Ductile Iron Society, NADCA (North American Die Casting Association) and the NFFS (Non-Ferrous Founders' Society).
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