Supplier Guide A-Z INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
GEO 40 LIMITED 77 Titiraupenga Street Taupo 3330 NEW ZEALAND (64) 21 899-844
Email:
admin@geo40.com
www.geo40.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Colloidal silica made from geothermal fluids. Zero carbon footprint, sustainable, high quality products. We are “same but better”.
GEO SPECIALTY CHEMICALS, INC. 300 Brookside Avenue Building #23, Suite 100 Ambler PA 19002 USA (267) 960-7956 Fax: (267) 960-7958 Email:
scott.smyth@
geosc.com
www.geosc.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
GEO® Specialty Chemicals, Inc. is known as a world leader in providing high-quality, cost-effective specialty chemicals designed to meet the challenging demands of today’s environmental and workplace regulations. We are the leading producer of Trimet®
TME (Trimethylolethane) and
DMPA® (Dimethylolpropionic acid) both non-hazardous specialty polyols used in the production of water-based resins, titanium dioxide and investment casting waxes.
GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY P.O. Box 8046
Statesboro GA 30460 USA (912) 478-8449
Email:
mxu@georgiasouthern.edu www.georgiasouthern.edu PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Investment casting education to undergraduate and graduate students. Investment casting related research,
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including shell thermal and mechanical properties, phase transformation, shell reclaim,
pattern
measurements. GIA
5345 Armada Drive MS#5 Carlsbad CA 92008 USA (760) 603-4000
Email:
jjean@gia.edu www.gia.edu
PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
GIA is the foremost authority on gemstones. Having created the 4 C’s, we are the most trusted name in gemstone grading. GIA is a not for profit educational institute as well as a gemstone lab created to ensure the public trust. Our educational offerings include gemstone identification and grading, CAD and hand rendering and bench jeweler skills development and instruction. Hence, we cast our own precious metal jewelry on which to learn.
GREENVILLE METALS, INC. PCC Revert Group 99 Crestview Dr. Ext. Transfer PA 16154-9501 USA (724) 509-1861 Fax: (724) 509-1909 Email:
curig@greenvillemetals.com
www.greenvillemetals.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Toll and master alloy producer of certified remelt alloys. Products produced include low alloy, tool steels, 300 and 400 series stainless steels, nickel and cobalt based alloys. Product forms include half rounds (PIGS) shot, powders, rounds and ingot (12” Dia 1,50016).
design and property
GRIER ABRASIVE COMPANY, INC. 123 Taft Drive
South Holland IL 60473 USA (708) 333-6445 Fax: (708) 333-6554 Email:
vyaksic@grierabrasive.com
www.grierabrasive.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: GRIER
specializes in
mounted
points,
wheels, segments carbide burs, collets, and other accessories to the Investment Casting Industry. Established in 1966, GRIER manufactures bonded abrasives in Vitrified, Resin, Grier-Tex (cotton), Grier-Brite (nylon). Their GRIER-FLEX-SYSTEM was invented for reach-in, around-corner applications. Special applications, formulations and specialty shapes welcome.
GUARDIAN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS 109 S. Concord Road Oconomowoc WI 53066 USA (262) 567-0341 Fax: (262) 567-8552 Email:
denises@guardiansoft.com
www.guardiansoft.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Guardian Software Systems is the provider of the Guardian ERP Solution, designed specifically for foundries. Guardian understands the challenges metalcasters face as they support the aerospace and defense industries as well as commercial businesses like automotive and prototyping. The Guardian ERP Solution has been designed with a firsthand understanding of how foundries operate. The need for timely and accurate information is a necessity in this fast paced, highly competitive marketplace. From Guardian MES, the shop floor records real-time data during production and has access to all specifications, drawings and details required for the production process. The ERP Solution provides the head office
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