Didion International, Inc.
DIDION’s New Rotary Dross/Metal Reclaimer will be displayed on Stand 1501 at the 2010 AFS CastExpo. Customers report incredible savings with this equipment. The patented design crushes, cleans, separates, and screens to reclaim valuable metallics all in one step. Installation is easy, maintenance is minimal, and energy savings are excellent. Didion International, Inc. 636/278-8700
www.didion.com Booth 1501
Engis Corp.
NEW at CastExpo – super-abrasives specialist Engis Corporation is show- ing its new Dia-ForZ diamond plated foundry cleaning room grinding wheels, offering improved safety, increased productivity and greater cost savings. Engis is a world leader in the manufacture of diamond plated products, as well as wheels used in robotic grinding cells, including Barinder and Maus systems. Engis Corp. 800/99-ENGIS
www.engis.com Booth 908
Heraeus Electro-Nite Co.
The new Heraeus Electro-Nite DT- 270DL Datalog instrument is designed to measure molten metal temperature and electronically store 800 measure- ments. With a simple Bluetooth con- nection, the data can be transferred to a Bluetooth-enabled PC. Visit HEN at CAST Expo, Booth #1719. Heraeus Electro-Nite Co. 215/944-9000
www.electro-nite.com Booth 1719
Ajax Tocco Magnethermic Corp.
Ajax TOCCO Magnethermic Corporation is a world leader in induction heating and melting applications in the metals industries. Our proven applications include a complete line of coreless and channel furnaces for all ferrous and non- ferrous melting or holding applications and our world-wide network of sales and service centers ensure that we will be available when needed. Ajax Tocco Magnethermic Corp. 330/372-8511
www.ajaxtocco.com Booth 2329
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