A metal material supply device which is annexed to a metal melting furnace has a vibration trough for transporting metal material to be supplied to a crucible; the transported metal material is discharged from a material discharge port that is provided at the front end of the vibration trough; the metal material supply device is movable between a material supply position where the material discharge port is disposed above the crucible and a retracted position from the material supply position, and supplies the metal material to the crucible at the material supply position; the upper end of the metal material supplied to the crucible and piled up is detected by a microwave level meter, and the material supply operation by driving the vibration trough is controlled on the basis of the detected value.

A metal material supply device which is annexed to a metal melting furnace has a vibration trough for transporting metal material to be supplied to a crucible; the transported metal material is discharged from a material discharge port that is provided at the front end of the vibration trough; the metal material supply device is movable between a material supply position where the material discharge port is disposed above the crucible and a retracted position from the material supply position, and supplies the metal material to the crucible at the material supply position; the upper end of the metal material supplied to the crucible and piled up is detected by a microwave level meter, and the material supply operation by driving the vibration trough is controlled on the basis of the detected value.

A molten thermoplastic circulation system that is used in conjunction with thermoplastic melter kettles. The molten circulation system includes a vertical material transfer tube that is coupled to a melter kettle and includes an auger. The vertical material transfer tube is coupled to the top and bottom of a melter kettle so as to transfer molten thermoplastic between the bottom and top of the melter kettle. The vertical material transfer tube is at least partially surrounded by a heat chamber through which a heated fluid such as hot combustion gases or heated oil can flow. In use molten thermoplastic material that is heated at a higher temperature at the bottom of a melter kettle near the combustion chamber is transferred through the vertical material transfer tube to the top of the melter kettle to improve melting efficiency.

A molten thermoplastic circulation system that is used in conjunction with thermoplastic melter kettles. The molten circulation system includes a vertical material transfer tube that is coupled to a melter kettle and includes an auger. The vertical material transfer tube is coupled to the top and bottom of a melter kettle so as to transfer molten thermoplastic between the bottom and top of the melter kettle. The vertical material transfer tube is at least partially surrounded by a heat chamber through which a heated fluid such as hot combustion gases or heated oil can flow. In use molten thermoplastic material that is heated at a higher temperature at the bottom of a melter kettle near the combustion chamber is transferred through the vertical material transfer tube to the top of the melter kettle to improve melting efficiency.

To provide a carriage for receiving molten metal with a mechanism for moving a ladle up and down and a method for transporting molten metal to safely move a ladle for receiving a molten metal up and down and transport it. The carriage (10) for receiving molten metal to transport the ladle that receives molten metal from a furnace (C) comprises a carriage (20) for travelling on a route (L), guiding columns (30) that are placed on the carriage (20), a frame (40) that horizontally extends from the guiding columns and moves up and down above the carriage (20), a mechanism (50) for moving the ladle, which mechanism is placed on the frame (40) and horizontally moves the ladle, and the driver (60) for moving the frame up and down.

To provide a carriage for receiving molten metal with a mechanism for moving a ladle up and down and a method for transporting molten metal to safely move a ladle for receiving a molten metal up and down and transport it. The carriage (10) for receiving molten metal to transport the ladle that receives molten metal from a furnace (C) comprises a carriage (20) for travelling on a route (L), guiding columns (30) that are placed on the carriage (20), a frame (40) that horizontally extends from the guiding columns and moves up and down above the carriage (20), a mechanism (50) for moving the ladle, which mechanism is placed on the frame (40) and horizontally moves the ladle, and the driver (60) for moving the frame up and down.

A conveyor belt, in particular a pouch conveyor belt, with a first layer, which comprises a material with high flexibility, and to a conveying installation, in particular a pouch conveying installation, with such a conveyor belt.

A conveyor belt, in particular a pouch conveyor belt, with a first layer, which comprises a material with high flexibility, and to a conveying installation, in particular a pouch conveying installation, with such a conveyor belt.

A crematory lift has a frame with a vertically extending member with a carriage with tines mounted for vertical displacement. A support bed is pivotably mounted to the carriage tines and has a ball segment on its rearward end with rotatable balls permitting sideward positioning of a decedent thereon and a roller segment on the forward end which permits the forward displacement of the decedent. A hydraulic actuator extends between the carriage and the support bed rear where it is remote from the oven's heat and operates to raise and incline the support bed to discharge the decedent into the oven. The support bed has four forward strap mounts with U-shaped slots with strap support tabs which receive straps for lifting of a decedent positioned below the support bed.

A crematory lift has a frame with a vertically extending member with a carriage with tines mounted for vertical displacement. A support bed is pivotably mounted to the carriage tines and has a ball segment on its rearward end with rotatable balls permitting sideward positioning of a decedent thereon and a roller segment on the forward end which permits the forward displacement of the decedent. A hydraulic actuator extends between the carriage and the support bed rear where it is remote from the oven's heat and operates to raise and incline the support bed to discharge the decedent into the oven. The support bed has four forward strap mounts with U-shaped slots with strap support tabs which receive straps for lifting of a decedent positioned below the support bed.