Leave the construction of the Starla furnace to us.
Construction of the Starla furnace and surrounding refractory materials. The Starla furnace is a device that rotates and stirs the molten metal. Unlike conventional melting furnaces (which are heated from above by gas burners, etc.), stirring helps to achieve uniform temperature of the molten metal, resulting in energy savings and reduced labor for slag removal.
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basic information
We carry out dismantling and refractory construction (both shaped and unshaped refractories) for the maintenance of incinerators and melting furnaces. We also perform partial repairs and renovations, so we will listen to your details, conduct an on-site inspection, and provide proposals. Additionally, we offer regular maintenance services. Please feel free to consult us. We also carry out various construction works for melting furnaces, including: - Refractory materials for melting furnaces and local renovation work - Refractory repair work for furnace floor sections - Replacement of refractory materials around melting burners - Repair of refractory materials for chip melting furnaces - Repair of outlet bricks - Dismantling work for refractory materials in melting furnaces - Repair and modification of furnace lids - Regular inspections of various furnaces - Heat-resistant work for incinerator secondary combustion devices and ducts - Renovation work for Starla furnaces and replacement of refractory materials in melting towers - Production and installation of tap hole bricks - Production and repair of ladles
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Delivery Time
※We will ask for your preferences when providing the estimate.
Applications/Examples of results
The furnace floor, walls, etc. of the melting furnace can be comprehensively constructed with refractory materials.
Detailed information
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Formwork installation
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Construction of rotating parts
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Formwork removal
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Construction completed.
Company information
Contributing to Japan's "Monozukuri" Since our establishment, we have been contributing to Japan's "Monozukuri" in the Shin-Fuji area. For many years, we have been engaged in contract work primarily for automotive parts manufacturers. In a situation where many companies are rapidly expanding overseas, the number of skilled workers (artisans) in Japan has significantly decreased. This is largely influenced by changes in Japan's industrial structure and the recent declining birthrate and aging population. If this continues, the domestic industry in Japan will increasingly decline. In this environment, our company is committed to contributing to Japan's "Monozukuri" by nurturing new talent to pass on the skills we have cultivated, and we operate under the slogan of continuing this effort.
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