Regardless of what casting machine you may be currently using, the Neutec 510 and 515 casting machines represent the next logical step in your quest to continuously improve quality and reduce overall manufacturing costs in your casting operation.

The Neutec/USA 510 and 515 casting machines are built with an incredible advance in casting technology we call flowlogic™. Flowlogic™ is an exclusive combination of innovative new technologies. In addition to many other control system developments, Flowlogic incorporates an integrated computer- controlled dynamic pressure system that provides a consistency and flexibility to your casting processes that, until now, simply weren’t possible.The components of Flowlogic work together to control the flow of molten metal throughout the pour, so that:

• fill rate is maximized.
• gas and shrinkage porosity are minimized.
• system temperatures are reduced.
• direction of solidification is optimized.

Because the pour is so dependably controlled, you can cast successfully at lower temperatures—a special benefit for stone-in-place casting processes.

In addition, Neutec Advanced Dynamic Computer™ (ADC) and Pulsed Power Stirring™ technologies take the guesswork out of
casting, providing the ultimate simplicity of operation. These technologies give you the fastest possible melting times and consistent melt-and-cast cycles for every alloy and any size load.
Achieve fast, consistent casting cycles with ADC adaptive programming which automatically adjusts power and frequency thousands of times per second. What’s more, the ADC maintains a metal profile for every metal you cast—and improves the timing and precision of the profile every time you cast that metal.

Expensive over-karating is never necessary with a Neutec 510 or 515 machine. Neutec’s exclusive Pulsed-Power Stirring ensures homogenous melts and, with Power Stir Cast programming, keeps the molten alloy completely homogeneous right up to the pour. Karat values are consistent from the top of the tree to the bottom.
Self-Diagnostic Susceptence Measure—The 510 and 515 are the only machines that adjust for crucible wear by varying power and frequency for an optimal melt every time.

Lower the cost of your casting operations with large crucible and flask capacities. Because Neutec puts precision and control in your hands, you need not limit your flask size to less than the full capacity of your 510 or 515 machine. Take advantage of larger flask sizes to reduce investment use and to save on energy costs. Larger flasks reduce metal in process by 20–25 percent, increase the number of components per cast, and save time on the production line with fewer defects. You also save when you take advantage of the speed of these machines. In production tests, the average flask-to-flask casting cycle is less than three and a half minutes—producing about 17 flasks per hour. When you need it, lower-volume casting is also at your command. A 100-gram pour benefits from the same precise and efficient melting program as does a full-capacity pour.