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Eagle Iron Works Jul 2, 2003 12:00 PM For over 130 years, Eagle Iron Works has worked hard to provide a history of manufacturing quality equipment to the aggregate industry. This proud history continues into the twenty-first century with “attention to detail” fabrication and unparalleled customer support. The Eagle Iron Works’ reputation has become well known for heavy-duty, long lasting equipment able to take the punishment that is common with aggregate processing. This fact is supported by the thousands of machines that are 30, 40, and 50 years old and still in operation. Eagle Iron Works is confident that the dependability, longevity, and quality of our equipment will provide aggregate producers the lowest operating costs and highest rate of return on investment. The modern concept of material washing, classifying and dewatering was pioneered by Eagle Iron Works and advances with Eagle’s commitment to progress through extensive field-testing and sound engineering development. Eagle’s commitment to progress is a tradition that was established at the foundation of the company in 1872 and continues with the continuous implementation of new processing techniques. Today Eagle Iron Works covers a 4-block area just north of the Des Moines River in Des Moines, Iowa. Every machine sold is designed, fabricated, & assembled here at the Eagle factory. Eagle’s foundry and manufacturing facilities are improving through expansion and purchases of state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment. Eagle’s engineers, application specialists, and service technicians have the experience necessary to solve your most difficult aggregate processing applications. Eagle offers prompt engineering and design service for specialized applications, customer-specific requirements as well as complete plants alike. Eagle’s Application and Service personnel offer straightforward advice for equipment troubleshooting and sizing, as well as recommendations for maximizing production. Representative feed samples can be sent to Eagle for evaluation in our in-house laboratory for precise determination of Eagle equipment required to overcome the most challenging applications. A representative 10 lb. sample is all that is required for sand analysis or an examination of coarse material contaminates. Eagle’s experience also benefits its manufacturing processes and techniques. There are no shortcuts or compromises on Eagle’s equipment. Eagle equipment and parts are built in such a way that they are prefit and match marked at the factory, thus making it possible to be installed in the field with minimum time and effort. Eagle also carefully engineers and builds standard units to the same specifications so that components and parts fit precisely together for fast equipment erection and interchangeable parts. Our full line of aggregate processing equipment is backed up by a massive warehouse which remains fully stocked with crucial operating parts and replacement wear parts, so that no customer faces unnecessary downtime. Product Focus
Customer Support Distribution Manufacturing/ Fabrication After castings are poured in Eagle’s foundry they are sent to Eagle’s machine shop. Here stub shafts, gears, gear cases, stainless steel wear sleeves, etc. are machined by experienced machinists, some with over 20 years of experience. Eagle’s strict quality control standards require that all Eagle gear reducers are pre-run, forwards and backwards, to check for any defects. Customers will also note a small tag attached to each reducer detailing the exact thousandths of an inch dimension that the shaft and reducer were aligned to provide the most efficient operation. Eagle’s welding department prides itself by the craftsmanship of its certified welders. The ample-roomed welding bays allow for multiple fabrication of 50’ long classifying tanks as well as fabrication for 100’ dredge ladders. All conveyor shafts feature submerged arc welding for the flights, paddle spuds, and flange ends. Conveyor shafts are then placed into a 50’ lathe to check and correct any distortion caused by the welding of the flights and paddle spuds. Flanges on both ends of shafts are then machined to insure the flanges are parallel. Eagle’s assembly department provides the final assembly of a machine’s components and performs the final quality control check before shipment. All machine components are prefit prior to shipping. Even the smallest components such as discharge chutes and washer supports are pre-assembled for proper fit. Structure for individual machines and complete plants are also prefit to minimize customer installation & erection times. More than 90% of all Eagle parts are manufactured in Eagle’s own foundry, machine shop, and fabrication departments. Machines are backed up by Eagle’s vast warehouse stocked with “Ready to Ship” parts to keep unforeseen downtimes to a minimum. Eagle also provides replacement parts for machines more than 50 years old, due to Eagle’s inventory of previous patterns for old castings and complete retrieval of past designs. Eagle Iron Works 129 Holcomb Ave. Des Moines, IA 50313-4966 515-243-1123 515-243-8214 fax |
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