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the leading pattern wax manufacturers in India. For the last 20 years, Saffroshine Organics has been supplying their Pattern Waxes to investment casting foundries in India and overseas. Saffroshine Products includes Filled Pattern Waxes, Non Filled or Unfilled Pattern Waxes, Soluble Wax and Utility Waxes, Saffroshine Services, Wax Reclamation, Saffroshine Waxes as per International Standards. Their production facilities include production, inspection and R&D facilities. Saffroshine Organics aims to produce high quality products at competitive prices.
SCHAEFER INDUSTRIAL CERAMICS 981 Postal Road Allentown PA 18109 USA (610) 264-7740 Fax: (610) 264-7462 Email:
rkilgore@schaeferceramics.com
www.schaeferceramics.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Schaefer Industrial Ceramics manufactures a complete line of refractory shapes for the investment casting industry. Products include: pouring cups, crucibles, ladles, rings and other miscellaneous shapes. Products can be manufactured from many compositions of alumina, mullite and fused silica.
SCHREY & SONS MOLD COMPANY, INC. 24735 Rockefeller Ave Valencia CA 91355 USA (661) 294-2260 Fax: (661) 294-8287 Email:
bill@schrey.com
www.schrey.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Schrey & Sons manufactures wax and soluble tooling, plastic airfoil and ceramic core tooling and fixtures for the investment casting industry. With over 20 CNC’s range in size from 30”x16”x20” to 100”x40”x70” vertical and horizontal spindles. We also manufacture wax pattern assemblies, dip ready molds, plastic/wax and cored wax nozzles for the aerospace industry. Uses the latest equipment including x-ray, ultrasonic wall inspection and CMM inspection in the
manufacturing of these products.
Offers complete rapid prototyping services including Quick-Cast, SLA and thermojet wax patterns.
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SEATTLE UNIVERSITY - DEPT. OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 901 12th Avenue Seattle WA 98122 USA (206) 296-5540
Email:
hanye@seattleu.edu www.seattleu.edu/scieng PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Education / Research Seattle University, founded in 1891, is a Jesuit Catholic university ranked among the best colleges and universities in the nation for producing successful graduates, investing in the student experience and fostering student success. Seattle U is the top ranked private university in the Northwest and #117 in the nation. Awards and high rankings for academic rigor, sustainability, community service and social justice are among Seattle University’s touchstones of excellence. One of them is a Presidential Award from the White House for community service, a recognition received by only five universities.
SECO / WARWICK S.A. ul. Sobieskiego 8 66-200 Swiebodzin POLAND 48/68-3820-545
www.secowarwick.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: SECO/WARWICK is a technological leader in
innovative heat
SELEE™ ADVANCED CERAMICS® 24 West End Drive Gilberts IL 60136 USA (847) 428-4455 Fax: (847) 428-0158 Email:
kschiefelbein@selee.com
www.engineeredceramics.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Engineered Ceramic’s ladle liners, crucibles and specialty products have satisfied customers time and time again. Engineers are knowledgeable about the investment casting industry and can help provide design concepts and ideas for your specific application.
SHAPE TECHNOLOGIES GROUP 23500 64 Avenue S Kent WA 98032 USA (253) 246-3200
treatment furnaces.
Expertise includes end-to-end solutions in 5 categories: vacuum heat treatment, atmosphere and aluminum thermal processing, controlled atmosphere brazing of aluminum heat exchangers and vacuum metallurgy. SECO/WARWICK Group has 10 companies located on three continents with customers in nearly 70 countries, has its production facilities in Poland, USA (2 factories: in California and Pennsylvania), India and China. In addition, the Group includes a number of service and sales offices in such countries as: Germany, Russia or France. The company provides standard or customized state-of-the-art heat processing equipment and technologies to leading companies in the following industries: automotive, aerospace, electronics, tooling, medical, recycling, energy including nuclear, wind, oil, gas, and solar and production of steel, titanium and aluminum.
Email:
dhowes@shapetechnologies.com
www.shapetechnologies.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Shape Technologies Group, Inc. is the world’s leading developer and provider of ultrahigh-pressure process solutions for advanced manufacturing and materials processing applications. SHAPE companies deliver innovative manufacturing process solutions to customers spanning 100 countries and a broad array of industries. Aquarese, a Shape Technologies Group company, is a leading supplier of innovative advanced manufacturing solutions utilizing ultra-high-pressure
waterjet
In the Foundry market Aquarese provides automated robotic waterblast
technology. shell and
core removal systems with greater than 99% typical removal rates for investment castings – eliminate chemical leaching and improve cycle-times. In addition Aquarese supplies automated robotic waterjet degating / cutoff systems which greatly reduce the need for grinding and improves safety. Aquarese’s team and waterjet focus make the difference, serving customers globally
with workshops, process R&D, production turnkey systems & solutions, and state-of-the-art customer support.
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