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2015-16 Supplier Prospectus Inductotherm Corp. Mission Statement


We give you the competitive edge by providing the best in customer service, quality and reliability, value, design and technology. As Inductotherm has embraced new technologies and processes, we have never forgotten the values that brought our company to the position of world leader. Our most important value is a dedication to customer service. This commitment to understanding the needs and concerns of our customers allows us to keep our fi nger on the pulse of the industry. At Inductotherm, the demands and challenges of the metalcasting market are met head-on with innovative and reliable designs and technology and a


continued commitment to customer service.


Inductotherm is the world’s leading suppli- er of melt shop equip- ment and automation systems with over 60 years of continuous service to the foundry industry. We build in- duction melting, hold- ing, heating and pour- ing systems for virtu- ally all metals. Furnace capacities range from coffee cup size melt- ing a few troy ounces of precious metals to furnaces holding hun- dreds of tons of iron. The induction power supply systems range in size from 10 kW to 42,000 kW and are installed in more than 125 countries around the world. Inductotherm’s product line also encom- passes a full range of charging and preheat- ing systems, melt shop computer control systems, automated pouring systems, water cooling systems and ARMS®


(Automated


Robotic Melt Shop) Systems. Our products provide effi ciency and reli- ability to companies around the world. From the automotive industry to agriculture, from renewable energy sources to aerospace, we provide the products to help those industries and many more.


Visit us at Thermprocess/GIFA 2015, Hall 10–Stand 10D42


Inductotherm Corp., an Inductotherm World headquarters in Rancocas, N.J. Address Inductotherm Corp.


10 Indel Ave., P.O. Box 157 Rancocas, NJ 08073-0157 Toll Free: 888-INDUCTO Ph: 609-267-9000 Fax: 609-267-3537 sales@inductotherm.com


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Group company, is the world headquarters and champion for the Inductotherm brand of induction melting, holding, heating and pouring equipment. We will be showing our most advanced induction melting and pouring technologies at the upcoming Thermprocess/ GIFA show in Düsseldorf in June 2015. Also on display will be products and product lines from the other nine Global Product Brands that make up the Inductotherm Group. As part of the Inductotherm Group we


offer every customer global expertise with local support and service. The Inductotherm Group is a fully global manufacturing group of companies providing value to the metals and materials industry through production machinery, process knowledge, engineering excellence, and advanced technology.


Our website, www.inductotherm.com, still has all the great products and services that Inductotherm offers but is now more user-friendly with a new look. With quick access to resources like our Safety Training Kit, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and a new section on ‘What is Induction?’—this is a great resource for companies or employees that are new to induction melting, heating, holding and pouring or for companies who want a refresher course. Visit our new site today to learn more about all the ways that we can help you increase your profi tability.


SERVICE & SUPPORT With manufacturing and service facilities


in 18 countries, we set the world standard for customer service. Proven in more than 32,000 installations worldwide, our equipment is designed and built to withstand the most demanding production conditions. Immedi- ate response, extensive technical knowledge, in-depth experience, readily available parts and a company-wide dedication to customer satisfaction are the hallmarks of our unparal- leled customer service and support.


MODERN CASTING / 2015-16 Supplier Prospectus


www.inductotherm.com Experiences an Extreme Makeover!


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