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ity suppler of its cylinder blocks for the NASCAR sector. “Winning the [award] is an affirmation of the hard work


that has gone into this component,” said Keith Denholm, Grainger & Worrall. “At every stage of its development, it has challenged the team. From material to casting, mea- surement to performance, and tooling to consistency, the requirements of the project were met and resolved.” At the awards ceremony, CastAlum was given the top


Company Achievement Award for its success following a management buyout in 2009 from its American parent Con- tech LLC, Portage, Mich. “It was the combination of the management team’s com- mitment to investing in the business and its proven belief in developing the skills of the workforce, particularly in the heart of a recession, that so impressed the judges,” Parker said. “Te whole team has brought about rapid changes, turned the business around and achieved a 50% increase in sales turnover in the globally competitive automotive com- ponent market.” Investment casting tooling producer Blade Tooling won the 2010 Supplier of the Year Award. ■


要的汽缸体供应商中发挥了重要作用。 “赢得奖项是对这个部件艰苦努力的肯定,“格兰 杰和沃勒尔的基斯德诺姆说, “在它的每一个发展阶 段,它都对团队提出了挑战。从铸造材料、测量性能和 加工的一致性等各方面,该项目的要求都得到了满足和 解决。“


在颁奖仪式上,CastAlum公司被授予最高的公司成 就奖,是由于该公司在2009年从其母公司美国密歇根 州康德公司管理层收购后取得的成功。 “这是管理层团队承诺在业务上的投资和发展劳动 力技能的成熟理念,特别是在经济衰退的时候,带来的 成功打动了评委,”帕克说, “整个团队带来了迅速 的变化,在全球竞争剧烈的汽车零部件市场使业务扭转 并且实现了50%的销售额增长。” 精密铸造模具制造商Blade Tooling公司赢得了2010 年度供应商奖。 ■


Esco to Change Australian Strategy With Purchase of Austcast Esco改变澳大利亚战略,收购了Austcast


Wear parts maker Esco Corp., Portland, Ore., announced it has expanded its metalcasting capacity with the purchase of Austcast Pty. Ltd., Brisbane, Australia, and its subsidiary Newlcast, Dunedin, New Zealand. Esco currently sells crusher wear-parts, bi-metallic but-


tons, blocks, tooth systems and truck bodies in Australia but supplies the rest of its products to the region through a dis- tribution deal with Bradken Ltd. Esco indicated in its recent announcement it will let that agreement expire in June 2011 and supply the market directly. “In recent months, Esco has made significant invest- ments in Australia to directly support a growing number of mining and construction customers in the region,” said Cal Collins, president of Esco’s engineered products division. Austcast manufactures steel castings for the rail, min- ing and industrial industries. Doing business as Esco, the company will continue to manufacture rail products and will adjust its operations in 2011 to include the purchaser’s ground engaging tools and other mining and construction wear parts. Austcast and Newlcast employ approximately 100, all of whom Esco said would join its workforce of nearly 4,700 globally. Esco provides consumable products for industrial ap-


plications in the resources, infrastructure, power genera- tion and transportation markets. The company operates on six continents. The purchase of the two casting facili- ties follows Esco’s July acquisition of Swift Group, with offices and facilities in Brisbane, Mackay and Kingaroy, Australia. ■


俄勒冈州波特兰市耐磨部件制造商Esco公司宣布, 它已收购澳大利亚布里斯班的Austcast Pty有限公司 及其附属新西兰达尼丁的Newlcast,拓展了其铸造能 力。


Esco目前在澳大利亚销售破碎机耐磨件、双合金 钮、缸体、齿轮系统和卡车车身,但其它产品由Brad- ken有限公司代理分销。Esco在其最近宣布表示,那分 销协议2011年6月将到期,然后将直接供应市场。 Esco的工程产品部门总裁卡尔柯林斯说:“最近几 个月Esco已在澳大利亚大量投资,直接支持在该地区 越来越多的采矿和建筑领域的客户。 ” Austcast生产用于铁路、矿山和工业行业的铸钢 件。像Esco一样,该公司将继续生产铁路产品,并将 在2011年调整其业务,覆盖顾客的地面工程机械和其 它采矿业和建筑业耐磨部件。 Austcast和Newlcast 聘用了约100人,Esco表示这些员工将加入其全球近 4,700名员工中。


Esco公司为资源开采、基础设施建设、发电和运 输市场的工业产品提供耐磨件。该公司在五大洲都有 业务。Escort七月收购了Swift集团后购买了两个铸造 厂,包括在澳大利亚布里斯班、Mackay and Kinga- roy的部门和铸造厂。 ■


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