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Do you have a rotary drum in your foundry that is showing its age, but not ready to purchase a new one? GK’s patented LOCK-TITE™ Rotary Drum Liner Systems are designed to upgrade your existing rotary machine to the latest in rotary technology.

Mining Screens Overview Mining screens are designed to separate materials, such as aggregates, coal, ores, and more, by particle size. Once separated, the minerals can be further refined for processing or recycled into products. Mines are often harsh environments, so equipment wears down from abrasive materials, high temperatures, humidity, and heavy impact loads. Mining screens […]

Rotary Media Drums The General Kinematics DUCTA-CLEAN® Rotary Media Drum was designed to provide cleaner castings, improve sand removal, and reduce downtime from maintenance. The DUCTA-CLEAN® media scrubs castings, removing sand while separating sprue and gates from castings. GK’s rotary drums use innovative rotary drum liner designs that offer increased open area over other liner [...]

Horizontal Aggregate Screens General Kinematics Horizontal Screens are the perfect choice if you’re looking for a precise aggregate screening solution. These screens have superior material retention capabilities, meaning they can easily handle tough, abrasive, heavy, or wet materials that other screens may struggle with. This makes them ideal for challenging jobs and applications requiring more […]

    The DUCTA-SCREEN™ Rotary Shakeout quickly and efficiently processes molds to separate and remove sand from castings. The DUCTA-SCREEN™ rotary shakeout is ideal when separating castings from flaskless molds. The self-contained unit reduces noise and improves sand separation from castings and sprue. The action of the rotary shakeout is smooth, yet it efficiently breaks […]