INDUSTRY NEWS
NEWSCAST Can-Eng Furnaces International
Ltd., Niagara Falls, N.Y., has added a second facility for the manufacture and assembly of industrial furnaces, According to a statement issued by the company, the new site was added
in response to high demand. Te site is located in Port Colborne, Ontario, in close proximity to Can-Eng’s main engineering and production shops.
Bob Puhakka and Wade Marquardt
launched Cast Differently Inc., Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, a company specializing in the packaging and delivery of technology and production methods to metal- casting companies.
earned a place on the Center for Com- panies Tat Care’s 10th
Fairmount Minerals, Wedron, Ill., Honor Roll.
Metcast Service Tech Resources,
New Berlin, Wis., will now represent General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, Ill., in an expanded territory, accord- ing to the terms of a new agreement. Shot blast systems and parts supplier Metcast has been a representative for General Kinematics’ vibratory equip- ment in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illi- nois and Indiana for the last 12 years. Te territory has been expanded to cover Michigan and Ontario, Canada.
Modern Equipment, Port Wash-
ington, Wis., has donated artwork from its collection to the Grohmann Museum at the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
LETTERBOX
Importers Are Not Metalcasters In the February 2012 issue of
MODERN CASTING, an article appeared about Reliance Foundry sup- plying castings to the city of Calgary, Alberta. Reliance Foundry ceased to exist as a metalcasting facility about 2004, and since then, it has become an importer and distributor of castings. Why is MODERN CASTING sup-
porting an importer of castings over local casting facilities? In my opinion, this is a jab at working metalcasters.
Brian Palm Foundry Supervisor
Robar Industries Ltd. Surrey, B.C., Canada
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