Michie R.
Industrial Goods/Raw Materials Supplier, Hot Dross Processing Consultant for Sanshin Sanwa Group's ARS
Interested in dross processing? A method that has distinguished itself from rotary furnaces and press? I hope to make connections with key decision makers in the aluminium industry who aim for...
complete control of their raw materials and by-products, by--products that if managed correctly, will come full circle to serve again as feedstock. Developed and manufactured only in Japan, Sanshin Sanwa Group has achieved over 400 set deliveries domestically. The integrated system allows for rapid and efficient in-house dross processing...something that our customers have come to call an indispensable partner to the melting furnace. This arrangement includes the hot dross processing/metal extraction main unit, transfer device for residual dross, cooled dross supplier, fine particle rapid cooling unit, cooled dross supply conveyor, screw conveyor, operating control panel, plus+. Due to Japan's strict environmental regulations, over 85% of the industry has switched from rotary furnace or press to SSG hot dross processing system. Profits have changed enormously based on installment of this system, with one of the main distinguishing features being the stirring/agitation vanes' triangular-shaped geometry. This component as well others within the system have been patented internationally. One of the common ways to process dross outside of Japan, that requires large amounts of salt flux in a rotary furnace in order to suppress the thermite reaction, is OPPOSITE of SSG's system engineering. The thermite reaction is actually utilized with proper temperature control and flux usage measures (hot dross processing flux). Therefore, the problem of slag byproduct is removed and immediate processing while in its hot state (680-720 degrees Celsius) mitigates oxidation by processing it immediately after furnace raking is complete (never left to just burn up and cool naturally). This system is highly recommended for aluminium manufacturers and die-cast makers who wish to take advantage of in-house dross processing. read more