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ASK CHEMICALS: UNVEILS ECOCAST ONE
ECOCAST ONE offers users of feeder caps a plus in quality and performance with 100% sustainability.
ASK Chemicals, a leading provider in foundry consumables and high-performance industrial resins, unveils ECOCAST ONE, an innovative feeder technology that marks a milestone for riser cap users.
Tailored for foundries pursuing both quality improvements and environmental solutions alongside cost reductions, ECOCAST ONE is the most competitive alternative to riser caps on the market today.
Milestone for Users of Riser Caps
Drawing from a broad heritage of successful riser solutions, ASK Chemicals’ ECOCAST ONE offers a precise breaking edge, straightforward positioning with a rigid pin, and exceptional molding properties. These features ease effortless feeder residue removal and substantially lower cleaning expenses, overcoming challenges typically associated with traditional feeder caps.
Unprecedented cleanliness and sustainability
Manufactured exclusively from sheet metal, ECOCAST ONE maintains a completely clean sand system. It eliminates emissions tied to feeder mixtures and cuts out the need to dispose burnt feeder materials. Lastly, the patented design of ECOCAST ONE makes cleaning and fettling of cast parts more efficient.
“ECOCAST ONE is truly eco-smart. It reshapes the expectations of cost-aware foundries towards innovative feeder technologies, by enabling freedom of design and reducing casting defects, while providing valuable environmental advantages,” states Marcus Friederici, Technical Product Manager Riser and Filter. “Our latest innovation avoids foreign substances in the sand system and offers our customers an emission-free solution. On top of this, ECOCAST ONE is 100 percent recyclable and can be seamlessly returned to the foundry cycle without any loss of material.”
With the development of ECOCAST ONE, ASK Chemicals once again demonstrates its commitment to providing solutions for greater quality, efficiency, and sustainability in the foundry industry. ECOCAST ONE will commercially be available beginning 2025.
ASK Chemicals, a leading provider in foundry consumables and high-performance industrial resins, unveils ECOCAST ONE, an innovative feeder technology that marks a milestone for riser cap users.
Tailored for foundries pursuing both quality improvements and environmental solutions alongside cost reductions, ECOCAST ONE is the most competitive alternative to riser caps on the market today.
Milestone for Users of Riser Caps
Drawing from a broad heritage of successful riser solutions, ASK Chemicals’ ECOCAST ONE offers a precise breaking edge, straightforward positioning with a rigid pin, and exceptional molding properties. These features ease effortless feeder residue removal and substantially lower cleaning expenses, overcoming challenges typically associated with traditional feeder caps.
Unprecedented cleanliness and sustainability
Manufactured exclusively from sheet metal, ECOCAST ONE maintains a completely clean sand system. It eliminates emissions tied to feeder mixtures and cuts out the need to dispose burnt feeder materials. Lastly, the patented design of ECOCAST ONE makes cleaning and fettling of cast parts more efficient.
“ECOCAST ONE is truly eco-smart. It reshapes the expectations of cost-aware foundries towards innovative feeder technologies, by enabling freedom of design and reducing casting defects, while providing valuable environmental advantages,” states Marcus Friederici, Technical Product Manager Riser and Filter. “Our latest innovation avoids foreign substances in the sand system and offers our customers an emission-free solution. On top of this, ECOCAST ONE is 100 percent recyclable and can be seamlessly returned to the foundry cycle without any loss of material.”
With the development of ECOCAST ONE, ASK Chemicals once again demonstrates its commitment to providing solutions for greater quality, efficiency, and sustainability in the foundry industry. ECOCAST ONE will commercially be available beginning 2025.
