Rimrock Corp.
Rimrock Corporation has been servic- ing the die casting and foundry indus- tries for over 50 years, providing high quality automation solutions. Rimrock’s standard line of products includes ladles, spray equipment, and extractors. Rimrock also provides robot systems for a variety of applications includ- ing material handling, metal ladling, automatic die spray, part finishing and is the only North American distributor
of Fill decoring systems. Rimrock Corp. 614-471-5926
www.rimrockcorp.com Booth 241
Ajax Tocco Magnethermic Corp.
Ajax TOCCO Magnethermic Cor- poration is a world leader in induction heating and melting applications in the metals industries. Our proven applica- tions include a complete line of coreless and channel furnaces for all ferrous and nonferrous melting or holding applica- tions and our world-wide network of sales and service centers ensure that we
will be available when needed. Ajax Tocco Magnethermic Corp. 330-372-8511
www.ajaxtocco.com Booths 415, 417
Palmer Manufacturing & Supply, Inc.
Palmer Manufacturing & Supply, has introduces TSR Series Termal Sand Reclamation Systems (from 12 tons per day to 120 tons per day) systems that can be installed and making money in its first shift! Complete sand reclamation systems from Palmer: mechanical, thermal, attrition mills, elevators, screeners, cooler / classifiers,
storage and distribution. Palmer Manufacturing & Supply 800/457-5456
www.palmermfg.com Booth 428
MorganMMS
MorganMMS is offering cutting edge web technology. Trough a unique product configurator, customers quickly match their specific melting needs with crucible brand options. By using the site’s innovative product application selector, customers con- firm what they are melting and the particular method used. Moving to the website’s product data base, customers can then immediately identify the best crucible solution for their application
and request a quote online. MorganMMS 203-697-0808
www.morganmms.com Booth 334
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