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1.Remove worn working‑layer refractory bricks inside torpedo ladles, while preserving the safety lining to avoid damage to the tank shell.
2.Crush and clear steel slag, iron accretions and hard crusts on tank mouth, bottom and curved inner walls to restore the tank’s effective volume.
3.Clear blockages and adhered slag at cone openings, manholes and tapping holes of torpedo ladles to guarantee smooth molten‑iron transportation.
4.Remote‑controlled operation; works under high‑temperature conditions without full tank cooling, greatly shortening maintenance downtime.
5.Equipped with quick‑change attachments (hooks, rakes etc.) for auxiliary cleaning and demolition work inside confined torpedo‑ladle space.