INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
Burnout/ Preheat
ERGOFLEX INC. 180 S. Western Ave., #190 Carpentersville IL 60110 USA (847) 836-9800 Fax:(847) 836-9370 Email:
sbenda@ergoflex.com www.ergoflex.com
Products or Services: Specialists in material handling systems and suppliers of Ergolift manually controlled mechanical lifting arms used to pour metal, load/unload preheat furnaces and lift molds. Weight capacities up to 1,000 pounds.
FORMACAST P.O. Box 28 Westtown PA 19395 USA (484) 433-1061 Fax:(610) 455-0402 Email:
rigneybill@hotmail.com Products or Services: Formacast is a US based sales and distribution company
representing a range of reputable sources for raw materials, equipment and other related services. The company is focused on business with the metal casting industries in Latin America. Customers are satisfied through the US and local sales offices.
INDUSTRIAL CERAMIC PRODUCTS, INC. 14401 Suntra Way Marysville OH 43040 USA (937) 642-3897 Fax:(937) 644-2646 Email:
rcoberst@industrialceramic.com www.industrialceramic.com Products or Services: ICP manufactures technical refractories including ceramic pour cups, internal cores, reinforcement rods, filters, crucibles, cover plates, transfer ladles, internal core melt out plugs, counter gravity tubes, etc. All ceramic components are available in fused silica and mullite compositions. ICP is ISO 9001 certified.
NUTEC BICKLEY Carretera Saltillo - Monterrey Km. 62 5 No. 100 Santa Catarina 66359 Nuevo Leon MEXICO (855) 299-9566
Email:
francoisdesjardins@nutec.com www.nutecbickley.com Products or Services: Nutec Bickley is a manufacturer of burnout, preheat furnaces and controlled cooling chambers. Nutec Bickley
offers pusher, roller hearth or
batch (box) type equipment. Designs to customer’s specifications including state of the art instrumentation/SCADA systems.
ORTON CERAMIC 6991 Old 3C Highway Westerville OH 43082 USA (614) 895-2663 Fax:(614) 895-5610 Email:
litzinger@ortonceramic.com www.ortonceramic.com
Products or Services: The Orton Foundation provides independent thermal, mechanical and physical property testing of ceramic materials. Well known for its pyrometric cones, Orton also supplies various calibrated shrinkage devices (TempTABS, TempCHEKs and PTCR rings) that measure heat work (temperature and time at temperature). These devices are especially helpful in preheat furnaces
30 ❘ February 2018 ® Contact Ransom & Randolph
to learn how a Pacific Kiln burnout furnace can benefit your foundry!
800.253.4502
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and where traveling thermocouples may be impractical to use on a routine basis yet quality standards dictate a need to understand the thermal dynamics inside your furnace.
PACIFIC KILN & INSULATIONS CO. 14370 Veterans Way Moreno Valley CA 92553 USA (951) 697-4422 Fax:(951) 697-4442 Email:
joelfritz@pacifickiln.com www.pacifickiln.com
Products or Services: Manufacturers of Flashfire Dewax Systems® & preheat furnaces;
batch,
, burnout pusher &
cartypes & elevator. Afterburner systems and air quality engineering & consultation. Furnace parts & accessories. Shellroom equipment: slurry mixers, barrel rain fall sanders, fluidizing beds & shell knockout equipment. Thermo-Flo™
floor & pusher tiles. Custom refractory materials.
Pacific Kiln Burnout Furnaces
Setting an industry standard since 1979
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