Didion International, Inc.
DIDION will showcase its line of Rotary Foundry Equipment. Our new Rotary Dross / Metal Reclaim- ers, Rotary Media Drums, and Rotary Sand Reclaimers, will be featured. Customers reported payback in a few months with the patented designs. Additional benefits are: easy instal- lation, low maintenance, and better
working conditions. Didion International, Inc. 636-278-8700
www.didion.com Booth 135
Modern Equipment Company, Inc.
Modern Equipment Company’s com- mitment to high quality products and innovations have made manufactur- ers and metal casters more efficient and competitive since 1919. Our Jet Melter® line of cost efficient, energy saving aluminum melting furnaces and molten metal handling equipment, including standard small hand dipping ladles for non-ferrous applications to custom 25-ton ladles for major iron and steel producers can help maximize
your facility’s production. Modern Equipment Company, Inc. 262-284-9431
www.ModernEQ.com Booth 446
Vulcan Engineering Co.
Vulcan Engineering Co. of Helena, AL USA has provided robust foundry equipment and systems for over 40 years. We offer a one-stop solution for your foundry needs including nobake, green sand, lost foam, investment cast- ing, precision sand, robotic automa- tion, casting finishing, and complete
turnkey facilities. Vulcan Engineering Co. 205-663-0732
www.vulcangroup.com Booth 306,308
Equipment Merchants International
EMI is your better match for auto- matic matchplate molding machines. Te addition is a perfect complement to EMI's capabilities by expanding on our already strong machinery lines as Osborn, SPO, Sutter, and Herman. EMI’s most recent matchplate build was for Osco Industries, Portsmouth, Ohio, where we collaborated with them to furnish a machine that fit
their specific requirements. Equipment Merchants International 216-651-6700
www.emi-inc.com
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