EXHIBITORHighlights
LECO Corporation, Booth 326 For more than 50 years, LECO has provided top quality
ceramic products to industries worldwide, including foundry and investment casting, technical ceramics, chemical, powdered metal, and metal injection molders. Designed to serve industries with temperatures up into the 3200-3400 °F range, LECO products include crucibles, bottom pour ladles, rollover collars, casting spouts, stopper rods, saggers, kiln furniture, special shapes, and brick. LECO headquarters are located in St Joseph, Michigan and our products are ISO- 9001:2008 certified. For the investment casting industry, LECO products are ideal for melting steel, aluminum, chromium, copper, iron, silver, manganese, nickel, ductile iron, gray iron, and cobalt- based metals. LECO shapes are available in high alumina, fused silica, mullite, and zircon. We offer melting crucibles and bottom pour transfer ladles in a wide range of standard and custom sizes. We utilize three manufacturing techniques: injection
molding, casting, and dry pressing, giving us the flexibility to address a wide variety of individual customer needs. The recent additions of a 1250-ton hydraulic press and high temperature kilns capable of firing product to 3200 °F (1760
ProtoCAM, Booth 249 ProtoCAM
is a additive 3D additive
manufacturing service provider located in Allentown, PA. ProtoCAM provides value-added
manufacturing,
rapid prototyping, and industrial 3D printing for customers in the fields of defense, aerospace, automotive, medical, architecture, consumer goods, and more. For over two decades, product designers and engineers have turned to ProtoCAM for the company’s collaborative process, commitment to service, and engineering expertise. We offer many services including
Stereolithography (SLA), Multi Jet Fusion (MJF), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), PolyJet, Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Metal Prototyping, Urethane Casting, and Advanced Finishing. A key feature of our offerings at the
ICI’s 66th Conference & Exposition is QuickCast via SLA technology, which is a
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°C) have increased our capabilities to address high temperature applications. In addition, each ceramic product goes through a rigorous testing cycle to ensure it meets our stringent in- house quality standards, and your exact specifications.
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3D printed pattern utilized in investment casting. QuickCast consists of a hollow SLA pattern with an internal hexagonal support structure that adds strength to the pattern, allows for easy drainage, and facilitates collapse during thermal expan- sion to help avoid shell cracking. Quick- Cast patterns offer large pattern sizes and smooth surfaces that can be printed and used to create custom parts. With decades of experience and service, ProtoCAM
a commitment to
works with customers every step of the way, ensuring that the finished product they receive meets their exact specifications. ProtoCAM offers direct access to its team of engineers and specialists, who are fluent in all aspects of additive manufacturing and understand the particular needs of traditional manufacturers. This collaboration results in consistently high-quality prototypes
and market-ready goods produced quickly (as little as one day) and as cost- effectively as possible.
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