OC Technology is the public brand of Hangzhou Ouchen Technology Co., Ltd., based in Xindeng Town, Fuyang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. The company focuses on lost foam white-area and yellow-area equipment.
The scope covers EPS bead preparation, pattern molding, vacuum support, drying, and refractory coating handling. Projects may involve one replacement machine, a capacity upgrade, or a connected group.
Drawings, layout, utilities, production rhythm, and existing equipment form the review basis. Black-area pouring and sand handling are outside the present supply boundary.
The portfolio covers EPS pre-expanding, aging and conveying, EPS shape molding, central vacuum support, pattern drying, and coating mixing and dipping.
Final dimensions, output, utilities, controls, and acceptance points are issued for the selected configuration in the project offer.
A first review usually starts with casting type, pattern information, output plan, shifts, utilities, and factory space. Retrofit work also needs photos and existing machine data.
That information defines equipment responsibility and open technical questions early, keeping the proposal tied to the actual production route.
Equipment specifications, performance commitments, and acceptance points are issued against the selected configuration and agreed test conditions. This keeps the proposal tied to the plant and process data supplied for the project.
Customer names, project details, and site images are published only when use is authorized. Confidential drawings and operating information can be handled under agreed terms.
The scope covers bead preparation, foam pattern molding, molding support, drying, and coating handling. Black-area pouring, sand, shakeout, and reclamation are excluded.
Yes. Existing line data, photos, layouts, utilities, pattern details, and records can support a replacement or capacity-upgrade review.
OC Technology is based in Xindeng Town, Fuyang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.
Share the casting type, target output, available utilities and current process. That makes the first technical review more useful.
