ANTICIPATING YOUR NEEDS
TECHNICAL RESOURCES AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
www.afslibrary.com
The Online AFS Library is the world’s largest collection of reference material on metalcasting.
• More than 38,000 technical papers and articles searchable via the web • Unparalleled resource for metalcasters, designers, researchers and users
• Historical metalcasting technology and latest technical developments
• Immediate downloads available SELECT CASTING ALLOY, PROCESS AND
SUPPLIER SOURCES ONLINE
www.metalcastingdesign.com
An online casting material, process and supplier database allows casting designers open access to the latest in sourcing assistance. • Includes validated critical information gained from the latest research in cast metals
• A powerful tool to assist in optimal selection of casting process, casting alloy, and potential manufacturing sources.
• Contains capability information on more than 2,500 metalcasters and diecasters in North America
DESIGN SOLUTIONS IS THE PERFECT ANSWER FOR
ALL YOUR CASTING DESIGN NEEDS
www.afsinc.org/designsolutions
Design Solutions is the key to your successful casting design. A sample of some of what AFS Design Solutions offers:
• Original casting design • Engineering assistance • Sourcing consultation • Existing component redesign
LOST FOAM CASTING MADE SIMPLE
www.afsinc.org/estore
Lost Foam Casting Made Simple is aimed at assisting casting designers and casting producers, as well as introducing new users to lost foam. This book includes:
• A casting design checklist for LFC • Foam pattern quality control procedures • Troubleshooting guide for lost foam pattern molding
• CD containing videos of neutron radiography and real time x-ray mold fi lling
The four quick reference (QR) codes you see above allow you to visit the specifi c product’s webpage on a smartphone, using a smart phone app. Download the QRReader app from your smartphone’s App Store.
LEADING THE METALCASTING INDUSTRY
www.afsinc.org • 800/537-4237
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