METALCASTING SUPPLIES Additive Manufacturing Systems
Renishaw Inc., Hoffman Estates, Ill., recently introduced a new laser melting ad- ditive metal manufac- turing pro- cess which is capable of producing fully dense metal parts directly from 3D CAD data by using a high-powered fiber laser. Parts are built layer by layer with a thickness ranging from 20-100 microns. Te AM125 and the AM250 systems represent a third generation design and feature vacuum technology, are low on gas consumption
and allow for an ease of operation. Visit
www.renishaw.com for more information.
Gas-Heated Furnace
Te Grieve Corp., Round Lake, Ill., has a new, No. 862, gas-heated furnce to preheat molds up to 2,000F (1,093.3C). A total of 750,000 BTU/h (British thermal units/hour) are installed within four modulating natural gas burners with a floor- mounted combustion air blower. Te unit features an automatic door switch to drive burners to low fire when the door is open and an air-operated ver- tical lift door. All required safety equipment also is
included on the unit. Visit
www.grievecorp.com for more information.
Guard Safety Scale
Danray Products LLC, Rockford, Ill., recently introduced its new OSHA guard safety scale that can be used to check the openings in barrier guards during their design, installation and inspection for compliance with specific OSHA standards. Te scale is long enough to include the maximum permissible open- ing. Te three-section folding scale has inches marked on both sides and is made
from durable, anodized aluminum. Visit
www.danrayproducts.com for more information.
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