Simulation Software MAGMA5


Permanent Mold Machines is the completely new


simulation software by MAGMA. It allows the prediction and opti- mization of the critical processes in foundry engineering for all materials and processes. With its modular design, MAGMA5 contributes to cost reduction along the entire process chain of a casting component: from com- ponent design, tooling layout and prototyping, all the way through to process optimization.


—MAGMA Foundry Technologies 847-969-1001 • Fax: 847-969-1003 www.magmasoft.com


Rotary Media Drum


Didion’s rotary media drum offers a new way to achieve better shake- out, sand screening, casting cooling and efficient casting cleaning. Te product also can process very delicate castings and reduce shotblast time up to 80%. Its patented design overcomes maintenance problems and sand carryover associated with vibratory shakeouts.—Didion


International 636-278-8700 • Fax: 636-278-3155 www.didion.com


Palmer No-Bake Foundry Engineering & Integration


Palmer specializes in turnkey No- Bake foundry systems. We provide: facility layouts, engineering, design, project management, equipment installation, integration, commis- sioning. Expertise in designing new facilities, expansions and processes: reclamation, core making, molding. In addition to providing the most extensive line of No Bake machinery, we can integrate or rebuild your equipment, and design custom equipment.—Palmer Manufacturing


& Supply, Inc. 800-457-5456 • Fax: 937-323-2709 www.palmermfg.com


Hawkeye® Pro Flexible Borescopes


Hawkeye® Pro Flexible Borescopes incorporate an 18,000 fiber, acid- leached imaging bundle, delivering truly excellent image resolution, sharpness, detail, and contrast. Low- er cost alternatives do not deliver image quality nearly this high. Pro Flexibles also offer 2-way or 4-way articulation! Control the direction- of-view (DOV using a thumb lever on the aluminum borescope body. Prices start at $5,495.


—Gradient Lens Corporation 800-536-0790 • Fax: 585-235-6645 www.gradientlens.com


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CMH Manufacturing proudly manufactures equipment for the aluminum industry: tilt and static pour casting machines, rotary table casting systems, cylinder head cast- ing benches, reverse tilt casting ma- chines, casting catchers, riser saws, hydraulic power systems, work cell controls, robot integration, coatings, and foundry supplies. You can trust CMH as your supplier because we put our family name on everything


we build.—CMH Manufacturing 806-744-8003 • Fax: 806-763-9146 www.cmhmfg.com


Holding and Dosing Furnaces


Te Westomat® holding and dosing furnace is suitable for all casting processes where accurate and repeatable mold filling is required along with energy efficiency. Te ProDos® 3 and VPC proprietary control systems ensure repeatabil- ity of ±1.5% of pour weight. Pour weights can vary from a few ounces to several hundred pounds into high pressure dies, permanent molds or


sand casting lines.—StrikoWestofen 616-772-3705 • Fax: 616-772-5271 www.strikodynarad.com


REDUX EF40 FLUX–reduces costly slag inclusions!


Redux EF40 is a fluorspar-free flux that keeps furnaces and ladles free of slag build-up and actually ex- tends refractory life. Some found- ries using EF40 have doubled, and even quadrupled, refractory life! Using EF40 results in signifi- cant cost savings by maintaining furnace volume, increasing melting rates, and reducing electrical loads. Briquette, brick, or powder.


—ASI International 800-860-4766 • Fax: 216-391-9933 www.asi-alloys.com


Humtown Products-Pattern Shop


Humtown got it’s start with Patternmaking in 1959 and has continued to expand on that know how over the past 50+ years. From CNC cut patterns or core boxes to 3D Printed sand cores and molds to Prototyping, we will help you find a solution. In our Advanced Manufacturing Department it’s “If you can dream it, we can help you manufacture it.”


—Humtown Products 330-482-5555 • Fax: 330-482-9307 www.humtown.com


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