Anderson Express
Anderson Express is a dedicated small project and prototype plant on the Anderson Global campus. We offer small tooling shop pricing with large shop technology. We supply tooling with process knowledge designed in, reducing time to PPAP and saving money. Anderson Express is a woman- owned small business located in a HubZone.
Anderson Express 231/733-2164
www.andersonexpressinc.com Booth 322
Foseco Metallurgical
ENERTEK crucibles hold and melt metal as efficiently as possible, thereby reducing energy consumption. Bench- mark testing shows that the thermal conductivity of crucibles varies considerably—decreasing as they age due to the oxidation of the crucible bond. After evaluating hundreds of compositions, ENERTEK crucibles were formulated to minimize that degradation and provide maximum thermal efficiency over the life of the crucible.
Foseco, a division of Vesuvius USA 440/826-4548
www.fosecomet.com Booth 208
Palmer Manufacturing & Supply
Palmer Manufacturing & Supply, has introduced Smartfill™ and RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification Tags) for mold and coremaking. RFID tagging saves the settings – program it once & forget it! SmartFill™ automatically fills the molds and SmartStrike™ strikes them off. Molds and very large cores can be produced
and filled – without an operator! Palmer Manufacturing & Supply, Inc. 800/457-5456
www.palmermfg.com Booth 217
Powerit Solutions
Powerit Solutions is a hardware and software solution that helps energy in- tensive industrial users understand and control their energy costs. We provide site-wide control resulting in maximum savings, empowered decision making, optimal equipment management, and a greener planet. And it does all this without risking production, quality,
comfort, or safety. Powerit Solutions 206/631-8341
www.poweritsolutions.com Booth: 203
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