Slag pot and ladle trolleys are rail-mounted transfer machines that move slag pots, hot metal ladles, and teeming ladles between the furnace, the casting bay, and the slag yard. The open U-frame lets an overhead crane lower the pot in and lift it out without repositioning the trolley, and the heavy grating base keeps the load clear of the running gear. A geared motor drives each corner wheel, and the structure, cabling, and electrics are shielded against the radiant heat coming off the load.
From 10 to 150 ton. The unit shown here is a 30 ton SWL machine. Rail gauge, wheelbase, and deck height are set from your track layout and pot or ladle dimensions rather than from a standard catalogue size.
The load sits on a heavy grating and chequered plate deck that keeps it clear of the structure, and heat shields plus insulation board separate the hot zone from the drives, cabling, and electrics. High-temperature cable and heat-resistant grease are used throughout the drive train.
Yes — the bogies and double-flanged wheels are built to your rail section and gauge. Power can be by cable reel, festoon, or low-voltage busbar, with pendant, wireless remote, or plant PLC control depending on how the trolley fits your melt shop.
Yes. Every machine we build is custom-engineered — capacity, dimensions, and configuration are matched to your plant. Send your requirement via the enquiry form or call +91 91091 02280 for a firm quote.
*This is only an approximate starting price — a rough, loose estimate. Every machine is custom-engineered to your requirements, so the final price depends on capacity, specifications, and configuration — reach out for a firm quote.