Permanent Mold Machines
CMH Manufacturing proudly manufactures equipment for the aluminum industry: tilt and static pour casting machines, rotary table casting systems, cylinder head cast- ing benches, reverse tilt casting ma- chines, casting catchers, riser saws, hydraulic power systems, work cell controls, robot integration, coatings, and foundry supplies. You can trust CMH as your supplier because we put our family name on everything
we build.—CMH Manufacturing 806-744-8003 • Fax: 806-763-9146
www.cmhmfg.com
Palmer CM-Series No Bake CoreMaker
Makes molds & cores in one ma- chine! Economical core blowing for low volume jobbing and high volume shops. Four sizes with capacities to 500 lbs per blow. Rugged design, heavy-duty clamping table & cylin- ders and includes swivel mixer. For no bake or cold box cores.—Palmer
Manufacturing & Supply, Inc. 800-457-5456 • Fax: 937-323-2709
www.palmermfg.com
Astech—Replacement Blast Parts
ASTECH engineered blades, im- pellers, cages and liners are designed perfectly to fit existing wheels and housings with no modifications necessary. Just pull out those old ex- pensive OEM blades and pop in the ASTECH shot blast replacement blades. Our quality parts are manu- factured in the USA in our ISO certified foundry, proven to outlast OEM products–at a lower cost!
—Astech-Alloy Steel Technologies, Inc. 800-327-8474 • Fax: 989-823-7214
www.astechblast.com
The Schaefer Group, Inc
The Schaefer Group, Inc. offers a variety of furnaces and furnace systems, including the Electric Immersion Element holding furnace and transfer ladles. The Electric Immersion Element fur- nace is one of the most efficient on the market, holding metal at 18-22 BTU’s/#.
—Te Schaefer Group, Inc. 937-253-3342 • Fax: 937-253-2306
www.theschaefergroup.com
Vibratory Equipment
Te General Kinematics Vibra-Drum Dross Reclamation Mill quickly liberates precious metals from slag and dross in either a continuous or batch process. High energy vibration breaks down material up to 5 times faster than rotary or other types of reclamation devices, and the small footprint mini- mizes space requirements.
—General Kinematics Corp. 815-455-3222 • Fax: 815-455-2285
www.generalkinematics.com
Synchro ERP
Synchro ERP – Since 1975. Cast Metal Specific Software. Providing an all-inclusive package: For Each User all modules–all up- grades–all support=$100 per month. “Every foundry in the U.S. should be using Synchro ERP, if not why not?”
—Synchro ERP 800-323-2808
www.Synchroerp.com
Carrier’s Delta-Phase® Carrier’s patented Delta-Phase®
Shakeout Improves Efficiency Shakeout
improves foundry efficiency by decreasing maintenance costs, reducing or eliminat- ing casting damage, and maximizing sand removal. With its direct drive design, the Delta-Phase®
Shakeout is the perfect
solution for processing castings with upset conditions caused by wet, sticky sand. Tis design will not overstroke, and it can be stopped in process to desprue then return to normal flow. Tis method reduces damage to shakeout, manipulator, and surrounding equipment.
—Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc. 502-969-3171 • Fax: 502-969-3172
www.carriervibrating.com
Simulation Software MAGMA5
is the completely new
simulation software by MAGMA. It allows the prediction and opti- mization of the critical processes in foundry engineering for all materials and processes. With its modular design, MAGMA5 contributes to cost reduction along the entire process chain of a casting component: from com- ponent design, tooling layout and prototyping, all the way through to process optimization.
—MAGMA Foundry Technologies 847-969-1001 • Fax: 847-969-1003
www.magmasoft.com
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