Gray & Ductile Iron Process


Metallurgy & Metalcasting Practices #21-13 May 14-16 / Pittsburg, KS / Member: $1045 / Non-member: $1195


This is a practical, operations-oriented laboratory course covering the metallurgy and best practices for gray and ductile iron. Included is an introduction to physical metallurgy, iron- carbon-silicon systems, alloy relationships, inoculation, heat treatment, quality control and metallography, ductile iron treatment processes, desulfurization and nodulizing.


Who Should Attend: Supervisors, foremen, metallurgists, technicians, quality control supervisors and laboratory personnel.


Complimentary Book With Course Registration


A Hands-On Introduction to Metalcasting #22-13 June 11-14 / Pittsburg, KS / Member: $1145 / Non-member: $1295


This laboratory course covers the same lecture topics as our popular lecture version, but includes valuable hands-on experience in green sand, nobake, shell, investment casting, lost foam, permanent molding, and metallurgical testing. Attendees participate in the making of several castings throughout the course.


Who Should Attend: Newly hired personnel, cast- ing users and buyers, sales engineers, service personnel, and anyone seeking an over- view of metalcasting.


Register online at www.afsinc.org, tel: 800/537-4237, fax: 847/824-2174.


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