Software/Computers


SYNCHRO32 100 Congress Avenue Suite 2000 Austin TX 78701 USA 512/481-7376 Fax:800/323-2808 E-mail: sales@synchro32.com Web Page: www.synchro32.com Product or Services: Synchro32 is designed for the investment caster, foundries and diecasting manufacturer. A worldwide leading provider of specific production control ERP/MRP software systems specific to the cast metal industry. Established in 1975, Synchro32 is the fourth complete system designed for the unique requirements of the investment caster, foundry and diecaster. From front gate to through to shipping dock and everything in-between. This powerful system is used by thousands of users.


VA TECHNOLOGY, LTD. 2950 Westway Drive Suite 109 Brunswick OH 44212 USA 330/220-2600 Fax:330/220-6800 E-mail: eric.rodriguez@vatech.co.uk Web Page: www.vatech.co.uk Product or Services: Product or Services: Suppliers of complete shellroom systems and equipment and total foundry automation systems, with a key emphasis on process technology and customer support. The product range extends from manual operated slurry tanks and sander equipment through to completely automated fully comput- er integrated foundry systems. Shell systems include, IC-robots, rapid drying systems, slurry preparation systems, dust collection systems, environmental control systems, slurry pumping systems, integrated computer networking, etc. Locations in UK, Eur, USA, Germany, China, and Japan (agent) provide worldwide customer support.. For our UK Facility Phone: (44) 1952 585252, Fax: (44) 1952 585288, Email: sales@vatech.co.uk.


Metal Standards & Specifi cations for Investment Castings


Member Price: $29 Nonmembers: $49 (plus shipping)


Investment Casting Institute for Investment Castings


√ Revised √ Voluntary standard √ Dozens of reference tables √ Describes metal quality of common commercial-grade alloys


Order on line at: www.investmentcasting.org Phone 201-573-9770


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Metal Standards & Specifications


VA TECHNOLOGY, LTD. UK Halesfield 9 Telford TF7 4QW UK 44/1952-585252 Fax:44/1952-585288 E-mail: sales@vatech.co.uk Web Page: www.vatech.co.uk Product or Services: Suppliers of complete shellroom systems and Equipment and total foundry automation systems, with a key empha- sis on process technology and customer support. The product range extends from manual operated slurry tanks and sander equipment through to completely automated fully computer integrated foundry systems. Shell systems include, IC-Robots, rapid drying systems, slurry preparation systems, dust collection systems, environmen- tal control systems, slurry pumping systems, integrated computer networking, etc. Locations in UK, Eur, USA, Germany, China, and Japan (agent) provide worldwide customer support. For US Facility in Brunswick, OH; Phone: 330-220-2600, Fax: 330-220-6800, Email: eric.rodriguez@vatech.co.uk.


VULCAN ENGINEERING CO. P.O. Box 307 1 Vulcan Drive HelenaAL 35080 USA 205/663-0732 Fax:205/663-9103 E-mail: cooperc@vulcangroup.com Web Page: www.vulcangroup.com Product or Services: Manufacturer and integrator of TRUGLU automated wax pattern assembly robotic systems with vision. We provide manual and automated shell coating systems with configura- tion to meet each customer’s unique requirements. Complete line of peripheral equipment to provide a one stop shell room supply. Also offered are several levels of mold tracking and shell management systems to provide traceable and consistent results. To complement the aforementioned equipment are shell removal, cutoff and grinding systems. Individual pieces of equipment, processing cells or complete systems are available in all of our offered product lines.


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