Supplier Guide A-Z INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
DSM SOMOS 1122 Saint Charles Street Elgin IL 60120 USA (847) 608-2596
Email:
kevin.zaras@
dsm.com
www.dsm.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
DSM Somos products offer a wide selection of 3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing materials, including
specialty
stereolithography resins designed for 3D printing investment casting patterns.
DYNATECSALES PO Box 460
Aurora OH 44202 USA (330) 474-0520 Fax: (330) 425-8422 Email:
deepan@dmdtechnologies.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Dynatecsales is a leading supplier of high performance equipment, consumable products for the investment casting industry. Our premium products and innovative application technology will always be helpful to your foundry.
EAGLE ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS, INC.
5164 Normandy Park Drive Suite 275 Medina OH 44256 USA (330) 325-4300 Fax: (330) 319-8220 Email:
mikeh@eagle-esi.com
www.eagle-esi.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Eagle Engineered Solutions is a global leader in 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing (3DP/AM) products and services for the Investment Casting industry.
Eagle utilizes
leading CAD/3DP Software to design and 3D print patterns, ceramic cores and molds. Eagle’s Direct Print Ceramic (DPC) Cores require no molds to produce a variety of casting cores for Superalloy
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ELECTRALLOY 175 Main Street Oil City PA 16301 USA (814) 678-4100 Fax: (814) 678-4172 Email:
mevans@gocarlson.com
www.electralloy.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Being the first commercial license of the argon oxygen decarburization process, Electralloy introduced A.O.D. refined Master Alloy to the investment casting industry in 1974. Electralloy is AS/EN/JISQ 9100:2009, ISO 9001:2008 and NADCAP certified. Supplier of Master Alloy in 15-pound ingots up to 50,000 pounds per heat. Electralloy specializes in stainless, duplex, and “Nitronic®”. Electralloy has the exclusive license in North America to produce “Nitronic®” alloy. Technical Services are available for any questions or assistance you may need.
ELG UTICA ALLOYS 378 Gros Blvd.
Herkiner NY 13350 USA (315) 574-1680 Fax: (315) 574-1691 Email:
dannys@elguticaalloys.com
www.elguticaalloys.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: ELG Utica Alloys supplies processed Ni/Co/ Ti processed scrap and certified ingots to the investment casting industry.
Single Crystal, Directionally Solidified and Equiax components used in Aero-engine, Space, Power Generation and Military applications. Eagle is the NA distributor for Blayson Olefines Wax Products. Eagle provides autoclave and open-bath casting leaching and cleaning services; GOM ATOS Metrology and ISO-Pressed Zirconia and Alumina crucibles.
EMSCO
1000 Nave Road SE Massillon OH 44646 USA (330) 833-5600 Fax: (330) 833-3029 Email:
jdyer@emsco.com
www.emsco.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
EMSCO specializes in the repair or replacement of induction melting and heating equipment. Areas of concentration include furnace, coils, power cables and pre-cast refractory shapes. Emphasis is placed on fast response, quick deliveries, and quality products. EMSCO is also a manufacturer of cooling equipment and a primary installation and construction provider on a design/build basis to the metals industries.
ENGINEERED ALLOYS, LLC. 100 Quarry Road Rochelle IL 60168 USA (312) 259-3339
Email:
mike@engalloys.com
www.engalloys.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Engineered
Alloys is an ISO 9001:2008
Certified manufacturer of quality products including cobalt, nickel, stainless steel, carbon
steel, low alloy steel and copper based alloys. This material is produced in their twin 6-ton Coreless Induction Furnaces and 5-ton Argon Oxygen Decarburization (AOD) refining vessel. The finished product is a 21-pound ingots that is certified to specific specifications required by our customers. Other products include vacuum grade alloys in VIM, continuous cast bar, foundry-grade scrap, virgin metals and metal alloys. Distribution warehouses are located in IL, TN and CA.
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