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Ganesh drum type sand Siever is intensively used in large and medium type foundry.The drum is fabricated and mounted on two rigid frames. The drum is wrapped with required M.S. mesh sieve. Sieve is replaceable.

Ganesh swing frame grinder is designed to withstand heavy loads. The bearing housing is clamped to the heavy tube and guard. The main body is constructed from heavy seamless tube. The spindle is dynamically balanced. The design is precisely made to make the machine vibration free. Belt tensioning is provided.

Ganesh co2 sand mixers and Ganesh no-bake sand mixers are also available. • Designed for high speed mixing of green sand & other additives to prepare high capacity moulding sand. Shorter mixing time, Economic usage of benlonite, consists of mixing chamber, mixing blades, motorized gear drive for mixing blades & blender with drive unit.

R.Ganesh Narayanan, IITG Making a simple sand mould 1) The drag flask is placed on the board 2) Dry facing sand is sprinkled over the board 3) Drag half of the pattern is located on the mould board. Dry facing sand will provide a non-sticky layer. 4) Molding sand is then poured in to cover the pattern with the fingers and then the drag is

How to make Ganesh at home?

Notably, we make Ganesh murti in different styles & mudras, and one can choose from our massive collection of idols online. These statues are diligently polished, taking care of minute details to last a lifetime with no external care—all our product ships across the world with a durable packing, which assures a damage free product.

Jan 24, 2014 · First things first: Buying the frame. Apartment Therapy offers 13 tips when buying picture frames for refinishing should you be shopping thrift stores and tag sales. I especially like the idea of bringing an image of the piece you intend to frame (or maybe a photocopy if it’s of value), and their smart tip to do a little research on artwork in the old frame before you throw it out — just ...

Create a box form large enough to hold the cast. Build a box using 3/4-inch plywood as the base and sides. Use a table saw to cut the plywood to the dimensions needed, allowing about 4 extra inches to the width, length and depth of the box to allow space for the sand to shift when imprinted with the model.