METALCASTING SUPPLIES Saw for Mold Proofi ng
T e M odel K12-14MS metallurgi- cal saw from Kalamazoo Industries, Kalama- zoo, Mich., produces mirror- surface cuts that are nec- essary for mold proof- ing in met- alcasting facilities and quality control labs. T e enclosed machine is capable of wet cutting with a semi-automatic power down feed for controlled feed rates. T e Model K12-14MS features a 12-in. or 14-in. abrasive wheel that
can be optimized for the metal. Visit
www.kalamazooindustries.com for more information.
Cable Management for Robot Modules
Base-RAP (Routing and Protection) from Gudel Inc., Ann Arbor, Mich., pro- vides cable management for fl oor and overhead robot modules and prevents cable problems between the energy chain of TrackMotion modules and the base of the robot. T e Base-RAP includes protective cable conduit, brackets and mounting clips. Conduits are two-piece, split loom construction and available in several sizes to protect cables from tangling, fl apping and interfering with the robot. Brackets
are designed to guard against stress and unnecessary motion Visit
www.gudel.com for more information.
Books for Boosting Business
Management advisor Mark Mehling has pub- lished a 2-in-1 special edition guidebook for the metalcasting and supplier industry. “7 Numbers to Success Roadmap” explores an approach to predict the future by identifying and tracking internal indicators. Spending less than an hour a month can help identify problem areas and solu- tions. T e second book, “7 Myths that Shackle Foundry Profi ts,” examines beliefs that drive metalcasters bankrupt. T is book will challenge conventional thinking while fi lling the potholes that stifl e more quotes, better clients and
higher margins. Visit
www.createspace.com/5136777 for more information.
FEF STUDENTS ARE WELL EQUIPPED TO
PASS THE BATON AND CONTRIBUTE TODAY The education and experience that FEF students receive is an advantage in today’s competitive job market.
The race is on…to hire the best and brightest!
Over $1.1 million—total scholarships awarded (2011-2014) 300—FEF students placed in the industry at graduation (2011-2014)
150+—number of hours graduating FEF students have in hands-on experience at a top FEF school (through foundry labs & metalcasting projects)
68—years that FEF has been serving the industry; encouraging students to choose metalcasting as their career path 31—FEF schools focused on metalcasting education 26—former students currently serving on FEF’s Board of Directors 14—former students currently serving as an FEF Professor 2—dozen partner companies providing valuable internship opportunities to FEF students 1—YOU can make a difference with your gift to FEF
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