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SAND PREPARATION/CONDITIONING/TESTING Molding/Core Media


SHAKEOUT/CLEANING/FINISHING Sand Regeneration Equipment


CARBOACCUCAST® synthetic ceramic media improves casting quality and lowers costs. CARBOACCUCAST is engineered to outperform silica and specialty sand, at a price that provides superior value. Designed with advantages such as low expansion, high strength and uniform spherical shape, CARBOACCUCAST provides: • Increased casting precision • Increased capability • Reduced defects • High media flow • Reduced scrap • High reclaim and reuse • Lighter density vs. specialty sands • No quartz or radiation CARBO CERAMICS INC.


4810 Industrial Drive, New Iberia LA 70560 337-374-0583


Claude.krause@carboceramics.comcarboaccucast.com


FATA Aluminum designs and manufactures various types and sizes of Sand Regeneration equipment to suit multiple applications and to satisfy customer demands. We offer solutions for reclaiming Resin Bonded Sand, Green Sand and sand utilizing In-Organic Binders through our thermal/ mechanical processes. Our sand regeneration systems are not only environmentally friendly but are highly efficient, require low maintenance and are very reliable. Te average ROI for our systems can be as short as 2 years. Contact us for a free consultation.


FATA ALUMINUM LLC 2333 E. Walton Blvd., Auburn Hills, MI 48326 248-724-7669


info@fataaluminum.comwww.fataaluminum.com


METALCASTING EQUIPMENT, PRODUCTS & SERVICES 2014-15


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