Voorbeelden van foundry

• I must get a proper casting made at a foundry. 

• Indeed it seems that every colony, except Georgia, had its iron foundry. 

• The chief industry is cotton, but there are also shipbuilding yards, engineer shops, and foundries. 

• The young man's work in the foundry alternated weekly between day and night duty. 

• While the foundries and steel mills are making the metal-work the foundations are being laid. 

• These gateways are almost always depicted open, with products, customers and workers moving between the urban street and the industrial warehouse or foundry.

• Note that particulate emissions from the chemical plant are significantly higher than emissions from the iron foundry.

• The foundry-specification robots were to be used as high pressure water cleaners for the removal of paint build-up on paint-shop skids.

• First, the health damages associated with the chemical plant are much higher than those associated with the iron foundry.

• Eight years later, the steel mill was inaugurated and foundries commenced operation in the period between 1849 and 1852.

• Second, the health damages from uncontrolled emissions are much higher than for controlled emissions - 16 times higher for the iron foundry and 50 times higher for the chemical plant.

• The iron foundry produces table bases.

• It becomes a foundry or a furnace.

• The majority of the foundries closed during the war have reopened, and permission to do so will be given to any others who seek it.

• It is no use grumbling about the shortage of baths if the foundry industry does not offer attractive terms to its workers.

• We are asking, very modestly, for the full realisation of the plan enunciated, plus the assurance that we shall keep at least one steel foundry.

• Also, there was a great deal of traditional iron malleable foundry work there.

• Likewise, for example, as labour becomes available, the cement industry and the foundries producing builders' castings will be brought back into full production.

• Is there any sign that we are getting down to a hard core of foundries in which there is not likely to be improvement?

• Ask those in the pottery, machine tool, general engineering, foundry, shoe and textile industries; ask anywhere in the west midlands.