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EXHIBITORHighlights 3D Filters, Booth 234


Customizable 3D Filters for Unmatched Reliability and Consistency


ASK Chemicals is at the forefront of casting innovation with progressive technology that drives our customer base forward.


Our new EXACTPORE 3D Filters are our latest


advancement that achieves exactly this - A customizable feeding system with reliability and consistency.


Metal cleanliness is a prominent requirement within the


investment casting industry. This, of course, is achieved in- part via metal filtration by utilizing reticulated foam filters to capture unwanted inclusions (i.e. impurities). Unfortunately, achieving the highest degree of purity comes at a risk. Standard filters are prone to breakage due to their unsupported structure that are formed during the cut-to-shape process. Once coated with ceramic, sintered bits have been known to break-off during the casting process. This invariably can compromise metal integrity and increase the likelihood of filter bits, or inclusions in castings.


EXACTPORE 3D Filters protect against filter bits by utilizing an engineered structural design capable of limitless shapes. In addition, this optimized structure offers nearly perfect pore sizes (e.g. 10 ppi). Before, this was not possible due to the variability inherent with reticulated foam filters. Now, any pore size - even untraditional sizes - can be used to ensure the most consistent flow characteristics. EXACTPORE 3D Filters are produced using our world class operation with fully customizable options.


Visit our Booth at 234!


44 ❘ September 2019 ®


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