Supplier Guide A-Z INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
ARMIL C.F.S., INC. 15660 LaSalle Street South Holland IL 60473 USA (708) 339-6810 Fax: (708) 339-0517 Email:
kevin@armilcfs.com
www.armilcfs.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Manufacturer of Burnout, Dewax and preheat furnaces. Continuous pusher/roller style and batch/Box (Tru-Heat) furnaces catering to the customer specific demands of production and technology. Serving the investment casting industry for over 40 years.
ASK CHEMICALS LLC 495 Metro Place South Suite 250 Dublin OH 43017 USA (614) 763-0316
Email:
charles.hoertz@ask-chemicals.com
www.ask-chemicals.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Manufacturer of reticulated ceramic foam filters for use in the shell mold as pouring cup, in-line, or gate filters. Also produces
alumina, silicon carbide,
and mullite for all ferrous and nonferrous casting requirements. Custom shapes are a specialty.
dam and cylindrical shaped filters for alloy manufacturers. Filters are available in a variety of compositions, such as zirconia,
AUTOMATED WAX TECHNOLOGIES 15015 Foltz Industrial Parkway Strongsville OH 44149 USA (440) 268-9240
Email:
sales@autowaxinc.com
www.autowaxinc.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Automated Wax Technologies designs and builds custom wax and ceramic injection presses of all sizes, as well as re-manufactures all makes of wax injection equipment. Automated Wax Technologies is your strategic partner to better quality, productivity, and cost savings. Their machine technology upgrades include: new electrical controls, paste wax conversion, ceramic conversion, new low maintenance wax and ceramic injection systems, bottom injection and more. They offer a line of American built wax melting and conditioning units, superior in every way.
AVIGNON CERAMIC SAS Route De Noirlac Bruere-Allichamps 18200 FRANCE +33 / 248-620370 Fax: +33 / 248-610222
www.avignonceramic.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Design, manufacture and sales of ceramic components for use under extreme condition. Process:
injection/pressing/
extrusion/pouring/3D print. Specialized in ceramic cores for 30 years, from the simplest geometry to the most complex ones, from prototype to mass production. Suitable for EQX, DS, SX castings, aero, IGT, medical, automotive, industrial parts.
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AVON SPECIALTY METALS LTD. Empire Way Gloucester GL2 5HY UK +44 1452 30566 Fax: +44 1452 500164 Email:
steven.munnoch@
avonspecialtymetals.com
www.avonspecialtymetals.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Avon Specialty Metals is a UK based recycler, processor and supplier of tantalum niobium, molyboenum, tungsten & rhenium (and associated alloys) to superalloy casters around the world. Inventory stocks are maintained in Baltimore and other strategic locations in the USA.
B & B REFRACTORIES, INC. 12121 Los Nietos Road
Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 USA (562) 946-4535 Fax: (562) 946-5904 Email:
sales.1@bbrefractories.com
www.bbrefractories.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Manufacturer of specialty ceramic shapes for the investment casting industry, including ceramic pouring cups, crucibles, liners, transfer ladles, tundishes and custom shapes made to customer’s specifications. Also produces numerous sizes and shapes of hearth plates and pusher plates. Staff is available to assist in selection of the proper design and materials.
B&L INFORMATION SYSTEMS, INC. 4707 Rambo Road Bridgman MI 49106 USA (269) 465-6207 Fax: (269) 465-6686 Email:
atrusov@blinfo.com
www.blinfo.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Odyssey
is an integrated
enterprise
resource planning (ERP) software system designed for investment casters. All aspects of manufacturing are addressed including; order processing, production scheduling, quality, inventory, job costing, shop floor data collection, and accounting.
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