2015-16 Supplier Prospectus EMSCO, Inc.
In 1977, EMSCO began forging a reputation for high quality, high-speed induction furnace repair and installation. Founded on the philosophy that customers choose suppliers who understand their needs, EMSCO responds quickly to a crisis and gets the job done right and without delay. EMSCO is the melting industry’s first responder for critical foundry service.
In 1983, EMSCO joined the Inductotherm
Jim Dyer President
Mission Statement
Our experience provides solutions when others have none. Our expertise ensures the job is done once. Our decades-proven commitment to customer service and
performance excellence ensures our customers’ satisfaction. We keep our customers in front of the competition. We are ready 24/7. We are EMSCO, the melting industry’s first responder.
Group of Companies and assumed its role as an independent, but associated, best practices leader. EMSCO continues to focus on building and supporting personal relationships with foundries nationwide from facilities in Mas- sillon, Ohio; Anniston, Alabama; Pico Rivera, California and Rancocas, New Jersey. EMSCO’s Massillon facility serves as the company’s headquarters. The New Jersey facility houses EMSCO’s Construction and Installation Division. By virtue of both its independence and industry access, EMSCO is able to service induction equipment produced by any OEM. From repairing and rebuilding coreless and channel furnaces to large induction heating and graphitizing equipment, EMSCO has generations of experience servicing foundry equipment in almost every scenario imaginable, including open-atmosphere and vacuum applications. The company maintains over $1 million in
spare parts and operating supplies inventory for melt deck and foundry operators. EMSCO, as the melting industry’s first responder, is ready to dispatch mechanics, engineers, and account managers 24/7 to keep your foundry up and running.
EMSCO’s installation team includes trained
EMSCO Contacts Service, Repair & Cooling 877-77-EMSCO Installation 800-858-7030
www.emsco.com
Northern Operations & Corporate Headquarters 1000 Nave Road SE Massillon, OH 44646
Southern Operations 1501 Sentinel Drive Anniston, AL 36207
Western Operations 7750 Industry Avenue Pico Rivera, CA 90660
Installation Division 65 Indel Avenue Rancocas, NJ 08073
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experts and industry veterans in the installa- tion of metals processing equipment – from small relocation projects to the construction and installation of entire melt facilities. Ad- ditionally, EMSCO has installed robotics, slab processing lines, rolling and tube mills, inline welders, coating lines, quench and temper lines, and virtually any equipment used in the production or processing of metals. EMSCO also has a core expertise in the engineering, manufacturing, sales and installa- tion of cooling equipment for induction-based facilities and other industrial applications. Along with conventional cooling appliances, EMSCO is the exclusive manufacturer and provider of HyprCool® cooling systems, which cross the divide between traditional cooling towers by applying hybrid adiabatic technology. HyprCool eliminates problems with overheating during the summer (dry air coolers) and freezing during the winter (fluid coolers). HyprCool’s hybrid adiabatic technol- ogy yields significant energy, water, health, and space savings — decreasing cost and increasing efficiency in foundries nationwide. For nearly 40 years, EMSCO has been the metal melting industry’s trusted expert for fast, on-demand furnace rebuilds and repairs. With an outstanding reputation built from decades of customer satisfaction, the company of- fers cutting-edge cooling systems, advanced foundry engineering, rapid installation ser- vices, and a myriad of ancillary systems critical to optimizing the best foundries of today and tomorrow. Contact EMSCO for the expertise you need to keep your foundry in the lead.
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