Foundry Solutions & Design
Foundry Solutions & Design (FS&D) provides complete engineering & consulting Services to the ferrous and non-ferrous foundry industry. As an independent company, FS&D develops customized, high performance manu- facturing systems for rationalizing labor intensive processes through mechaniza- tion and automation. Staffed with highly experienced engineers in the U.S. and internationally, FS&D provides master planning, design, project management, process equipment, and system integra- tion and installation services. Foundry Solutions & Design 770/667-4545
www.foundrysd.com Booth 2137
General Kinematics Corp.
The all new VIBRA-CLAIM Shakeout / Attrition mill removes and reprocesses sand in one easy to use, easy to clean unit. Proven design improves produc- tion rates, reduces costs for material handling and new sand, and recovers valuable non-ferrous materials when used in aluminum, bronze, brass and special alloy applications. General Kinematics Corp. 815/455-3222
www.generalkinematics.com Booth 1319
Pangborn Corp.
Pangborn designs and markets its products (blast cleaning and peen- ing equipment, integrated surface preparation systems and associ- ated replacement parts, and service programs) throughout the world to industries that prepare the surfaces of metal and other products. Our line of technologically advanced solutions and our customer focus has helped us to become a leader in surface prepara- tion on a global scale. Pangborn Corp. 800/638-3000
www.pangborn.com Booth 2001
Inductotherm Corp.
We’re ready to show you innovative systems that can reduce operating costs, increase productivity and en- hance safety in your foundry. Visit our booth to learn more and see which products can help advance your foundry to the next level of automation.
Inductotherm Corp. 888-INDUCTO
www.inductotherm.com Booth 1037
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