Rotary-Type Charging Machine (Scrap Charging Car)

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Note: In addition to the standard 6 t model, 4 t and 5 t versions can be customized according to furnace capacity and available installation space.

• Reduce Furnace Heat Loss
  Equipped with a charging bin that moves forward at 7 m/min and backward at 15 m/min; the faster return movement shortens furnace-door opening time, helping reduce heat loss and maintain a more stable furnace temperature.
• Safer Loading Operation
  Aluminum scrap and ingots can be loaded into the charging bin by forklift or overhead crane at a position away from the furnace opening. Machine travel and charging are controlled through an operator-controlled electrical system with proximity switches, reducing the need for personnel to work close to the high-temperature furnace area.
• Flexible Charging Position
  The charging bin can rotate ±90°, allowing the machine to accommodate different furnace positions and workshop layouts. The travel direction and charging position can be adjusted according to the furnace opening and material-loading area.
• Designed for Continuous Operation
  The rotary-type charging machine uses a heavy-duty chassis with a hydraulic variable-speed travel drive. Key components, including the hydraulic power unit and guide rails, are protected for operation in the high-temperature and dusty conditions of aluminum melting shops, supporting 24-hour continuous production.

• Positioning: The rotary-type charging machine travels along the rails to align with the designated furnace opening.
• Bin Rotation: The charging bin rotates up to 90° in either direction to face the forklift or overhead-crane loading area.
• Loading: Aluminum scrap or ingots are loaded into the charging bin by forklift or overhead crane.
• Bin Movement: A hydraulic cylinder moves the charging bin forward into the furnace chamber.
• Charging: The pusher moves forward at 5 m/min to feed the material into the furnace.
• Return: After charging, the pusher and charging bin return at 10 m/min and 15 m/min respectively, allowing the furnace door to close.
• Reset: The charging machine travels back to the initial loading position and prepares for the next cycle.