Due to the
high performance and simple operation of the Ultraseal
process it is more cost effective to impregnate
porous castings rather than scrap them, particularly
if the castings are in an expensive machined condition.
Engineers in the automotive industry calculated
that if 5 per cent of high volume components regularly
fail their initial pressure tests, then the economics
of 100 per cent impregnation become attractive.
This can enable pressure testing to be limited
to either just samples or on final assembly.
Quality assurance
Due to the cost advantages following the introduction
of advanced automatic impregnation technology,
developed by Ultraseal, major volume users of
castings are now able to consider 100 per cent
impregnation of their components to meet stringent
production demands such as those of 'Just in Time'
and 'Zero Defect' programmes.
Salient Features
User friendly design
Low cycle time
Low running cost
Control Panel with fault annunciation system, (PLC
based on request)
Auto temperature control for Reservoir &
Hot Cure tanks
General
Impregnation Issues
