METALCASTING SUPPLIES
Heat-Resistant Tagging System for Castings
Microscope for Improved Inspection
Titan Tool Supply Inc., Buff alo, N.Y., recently introduced the latest development in its modu- lar tool microscope system with its AME-5M angle-measuring goniometer eyepiece. T e new model measures 360 degrees within an accuracy of fi ve minutes with a rotary Vernier and crosshair eyepiece. It features a white scale on a black background and magni- fi cation up to 10 times to increase readability. T e modular concept enables its user to attain magnifi cations from three to 800 times using a choice of three body styles,
three mounting brackets, two illuminators and two video adapters. Visit
www.titantoolsupply.com for more information.
T e X-Tag from InfoSight Corp., Chillicothe, Ohio, is a durable metal tag available to the metalcasting in- dustry to improve traceability and identifi cation. Capable of surviving atmospheric annealing ovens or cycles of high heat, the X-tag is resistant up to 1,800F (982C) for two hours and up to 1,600F (871C) for up to 48 hours. T e X-Tag also is resistant to c ommon cleaners and solvents, resists moderate abrasion and is highly resis-
tant to sunlight and fading. Visit
www.infosight.com for more information.
Spray-Cooled Equipment for Metalcasters
Systems Spray-Cooled, El Dorado, Ark., an- nounced an updated version of its line of non-pres- surized, non-evaporative water-cooling equipment. Spray-Cooled equipment uses an arrangement of water spray nozzles to cool furnace roofs and other surfaces at atmospheric pressure, which can elimi- nate high-pressure leaks. T e latest update to the
system includes a new spray nozzle with a locking system to ensure consistency in delivery, reconfi gured spray patter to fl ush water more quickly, 3-D modeling for easier retrofi tting and improved construction techniques to increase durability
and resistance to breakage. Visit www.
spraycooled.tsg.bz for more information.
Speakers:
Jason Gutierrez, Strategic Materials Corp., FEF Student 2012 Tom Prucha, American Foundry Society, FEF Student 1974 Rick James, Metal Technologies, FEF President 2014
Join us on Friday, November 20, as our panelists share how they have used technology to move their companies forward; how technology has impacted their companies; where they see technology going in the future.
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