Unimin Corp.
Unimin offers an extensive mineral portfolio for metal casting applications to provide foundries with easier access to more solutions. In North America, the metalcaster product line includes INCAST®
sands, INCAST® fireclay additives for green
sand systems. Unimin Corp. 800/243-9004
www.metalcaster.com Booth #2121
IGC Technologies, Inc.
IGC creates innovative products that drive competitive advantage for our clients in the foundry industry. Prod- ucts include; Veinseal, the premier sand core additive; Metalpur fluxing agents; Mastertop exothermic top- pings; and E-Shield specialty coatings, to name a few. When we introduce a new product, it’s a revolution. Ask us what’s next! IGC Technologies, Inc. 800/877-8917
www.igctechnologies.com Booth 2010
Henschel Andromat, Inc.
silica core and molding LE low-expansion
olivine specialty sands, and VAN- TAGE®
With over 600 systems running worldwide the Andromat is the industry leader in extreme heavy duty foundry manipula- tors, grinder systems, gating and runner breakers. The Andromat is designed for foundries expecting zero downtime and a long, unbeatable service life. No other manipulator can match our speed, reli- ability and control! Henschel Andromat, Inc. 920/336-8981
www.andromat.com Booth 932
Vulkan Blast Shot Technology
Vulkan Blast Shot Technology is the manufacturer/distributor of Chronital® stainless steel shot and Grittal®
stainless
steel grit.Along with these superior spe- cialized products, Vulkan offers exemplary customer service and sales management. Visit us at Booth 2060 at Cast Expo 2010 and have a BLAST with us!!! Vulkan Blast Shot Technology 519/753-2226
www.vulkanshot.com Booth 2060
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