The casting machine consists of pouring ladle, constant volume casting ladle with balancing device, casting wheel, water spraying device, anode lifting pin , mold dressing spraying device, defective anode rejection device and anode copper water cooling tank, etc. 

The casting ladle has a balancing system to control the pouring ladle so that the precise amount of copper can be put in. The casting ladle tilts to discharge all the content to casting molds. On the casting wheel, casting molds are supported, usually 4-18 molds depending on the capacity, maximum 100t/h with two casting wheels.

The casting wheel is driven by serve motor and revolution structure to maintain smooth and stable rotation for high casting quality. The “backward sliding” movement of casting ladle changes the pouring point continuously from anode feet to ear, resulting in uniform molten distribution and longer service lifetime of mold and avoiding overflow of copper liquid at the mold feet.  

The mold is heated prior to casting anodes. An additional purging system is used to clean the mold free from water and impurities. A lifting pin is designed to elevate the anode prior to removal.