| 3in | 3.5in | 4.5in | 5in | 5.5in | 6in | 6.5in | 7in |
| 8in | 9in | 10in | 12in | 14in | 16in | 18in | 20in |
| Item | Denisity (g/cm3) |
Compression Strength (Mpa) |
Thermal Expansivity (X*10-6/℃) |
Max Working Temperature (℃) |
| Index | 1.4-1.5 | 15-16 | 4-4.5 | >1000 |

Pouring Cup
A pouring cup is an important component used in the aluminum and aluminum alloy rod casting process. It is installed at the start of the casting system and plays a critical role in controlling the flow of molten aluminum into the crystallizer.
During aluminum rod production, molten aluminum must enter the crystallizer in a stable and controlled manner. The pouring cup ensures that the molten metal flows smoothly, evenly, and without turbulence.
Without a properly designed pouring cup, molten aluminum flow becomes unstable, which can disrupt temperature distribution inside the crystallizer and negatively affect the solidification process.
The main function of the pouring cup is to guide molten aluminum into the crystallizer in a controlled way.
It helps:
In aluminum rod casting systems, even small flow fluctuations can affect final product quality. The pouring cup acts as a flow stabilizing component that ensures consistent casting performance.

Hop tap Pouring Cup
In continuous casting of aluminum rods, the quality of molten metal flow directly affects:
If molten aluminum enters the crystallizer too fast or too irregularly, it can create turbulence, uneven cooling, and unstable temperature fields.
This leads to defects such as:
The pouring cup helps eliminate these issues by controlling flow behavior before the molten metal reaches the crystallizer.
The pouring cup works by acting as a buffer and flow stabilization chamber.
When molten aluminum enters the cup, the flow is slowed down and redistributed before entering the crystallizer. This reduces direct impact and turbulence, allowing the metal to enter the crystallizer in a smoother and more controlled state.
At the same time, the design of the pouring cup helps maintain a more stable temperature field, which is critical for uniform solidification of aluminum rods.
Ensures smooth and consistent metal flow into the crystallizer, reducing turbulence and flow instability.
Helps reduce defects such as surface irregularities, inclusions, and internal porosity.
Supports a more uniform temperature field inside the crystallizer, improving solidification consistency.
With a maximum working temperature above 1000℃, the pouring cup maintains stable performance under continuous casting conditions.
Good compression strength ensures durability under molten aluminum flow pressure and long-term operation.
Pouring cups are widely used in:
They are essential components in any system where stable molten aluminum flow is required.
In modern aluminum production, pouring cups are part of a complete melt handling system, which may also include:
Each component plays a role in ensuring high-quality molten aluminum before and during casting.
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Stable molten aluminum flow is essential for producing high-quality aluminum rods with consistent structure and performance.
AdTech Pouring Cup helps control molten aluminum flow into the crystallizer, improve temperature stability, reduce casting defects, and support efficient aluminum rod production.
Combined with complete molten aluminum treatment solutions, AdTech pouring cup contributes to more stable casting operations, higher product quality, and improved production efficiency.
A pouring cup is a flow-control component that guides molten aluminum into the crystallizer in a stable and controlled manner.
Its main function is to stabilize molten aluminum flow and ensure smooth, uniform entry into the crystallizer.
It prevents turbulence and unstable flow, which helps improve rod quality and reduce casting defects.
Without a pouring cup, molten aluminum flow becomes unstable, causing poor temperature distribution and casting defects.
It is typically made of high-temperature resistant refractory materials designed for molten aluminum applications.
A high-quality pouring cup can operate above 1000°C in continuous aluminum casting environments.
Yes. It improves flow stability, which helps reduce porosity, cracks, and surface defects in aluminum rods.
It is used in aluminum rod casting lines, billet casting systems, and continuous casting production.
Yes. It works together with degassing, filtration, and launder systems to improve overall melt quality.
It reduces turbulence and stabilizes molten aluminum flow, ensuring consistent solidification in the crystallizer.