Cast in North America Returns
burg, Ill., will feature a pavilion where casting customers can network with suppliers and discuss design challenges face to face. Several technical sessions, workshops and seminars also will be offered for casting designers and purchasers. Metalcasting Congress is the North America metalcasting industry’s largest fair, featuring technical sessions and an exhibition hall showcasing new equipment and technology. Cast in North America will include exhibits by metal casting
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suppliers of various alloys and processes and unveil the win- ners of the 2011 Casting Competition held by AFS and Metal
28 METAL CASTING DESIGN AND PURCHASING
The casting buyer and designer focused Cast in North America show will return this year on the heels of a successful 2010 debut. An MCDP Staff Report
ast in North America, a conference and exhibition show geared toward casting designers and pur- chasers, will return in 2011 as part of the American Foundry Society’s Metalcasting Congress. The show, scheduled for April 5-8 in Schaum-
Casting Design & Purchasing. Social events during the conference provide other op- portunities to meet current and potential casting suppliers. At the AFS Annual Banquet on April 6, the society’s high- est honor, the AFS Gold Medal, is presented. The Casting of the Year award will be presented at the AFS President’s Luncheon and Annual Business Meeting held April 8. The technical sessions and exhibition will be held at the Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel & Convention Center.
Visit
www.metalcastingcongress.org For more information about Cast in North America at the 115th
Metalcasting Congress. MARCH/APRIL 2011
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