Steel Mill Loads By Tully Models

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Basic Oxygen Furnace Charging Box

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Charging Ladles

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

Two usage-cases available.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

11-ton Ingot Mold

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

3-pack.

Prototype Notes:

These are used to hold the ingot, so that it is shaped fluted.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Round Foundry Flask

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

One per package.

Prototype Notes:

Foundry flasks are used as the frame for casting large or small items within a foundry.

HO-scale version shown.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

11-ton Fluted Hot Ingot

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

Available with or without illumination hole. The hole is in stool side of ingot. Add an LED and have your ingots glowing! Mix scales together for different size hot ingots within your mill.

Prototype Notes:

Intended to represent still-hot ingots, which have been poured into a fluted ingot mold (sold separately).

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Bessemer Converter

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Ext. Reference:

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Ext. Reference:

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Prototype Notes:

The Bessemer converter, based on the design used by Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. in the 1920s, is a cylindrical steel pot approximately 20 feet high, originally lined with a siliceous refractory. Air is blown in through openings near the bottom, creating oxides of silicon and manganese, which become part of the slag, and of carbon, which are carried out in the stream of air. Within a few minutes an ingot of steel can be produced, ready for the forge or rolling mill. They were in used from the late 1800s through the early 1960s.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

200-ton Bottom Pour Teeming Ladle

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Open Hearth Furnace Tapping Set

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

This set includes the 200-ton bottom-pour teeming ladle, slag trough, ladle stands, two slag pots with trunnions, and support stands for both slag pots.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Slag Pot Load

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

Slated for being available in S-scale; check their web site, or request it.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

Large Mill Roll

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Model Notes:

Available in S upon request.

Manufacturer:

Tully Models (click for web site)

Category:

Steel Mill

Name:

250-ton P&H Ladle Beam and J-Hooks

Product Type:

3D-printed plastic

Finish:

unpainted

Prototype Notes:

Designed for heavy lifting in the Basic Oxygen Furnace.