Supplier Guide A-Z INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
VULCAN ENGINEERING CO. P.O. Box 307 1 Vulcan Drive Helena AL 35080 USA (205) 663-0732 Fax: (205) 663-9103 Email:
sales@vulcangroup.com
www.vulcangroup.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Vulcan Engineering Co. is a foundry engineering, equipment and installation supplier. Manufacturer and integrator of TRUGLU automated wax pattern assembly robotic systems with vision. We also provide manual and automated Shell Coating Systems with configurations to meet each customer’s unique requirements. Complete line of peripheral equipment to provide a one stop shell room supply. We offer several levels of mold tracking and shell management systems to provide traceable and consistent results. To complement the aforementioned equipment are cutoff and grinding systems. Our capabilities also include individual pieces of equipment, processing cells, complete foundry systems, and engineered facilities all with our “Expertise backed by Experience.”
W.R. GRACE & CO. 7500 Grace Drive
Columbia MD 21044 USA (800) 638-6014
Email:
eric.austraw@
grace.com
www.grace.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES:
Grace is a premier specialty chemicals company and manufacturer of LUDOX® Colloidal Silica binders for Precision Investment
Casting. LUDOX® Colloidal
Silica has high bonding powder with a variety of refractory grains such as zircon, fused silica, alumina and alumino silicates. Refractory grains readily disperse in LUDOX® Colloidal Silica to form slurries
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that have consistent properties and long pot life. LUDOX® HS and LUDOX® SM Colloidal Silicas are frequently used with alkaline grades. The acidic LUDOX® SK Colloidal Silica Binders result in superior pot life and shell properties in many systems, especially for zircon slurries.
WASHINGTON MILLS ELECTRO MINERALS PO Box 423
Niagara Falls NY 14302 USA (716) 278-6600 Fax: (716) 278-6650 Email:
dmcleod@washingtonmills.com
www.washingtonmills.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Manufactures of fused aluminum oxide, fused mullite, and silicon carbide grains and powders for shell building materials, crucibles, ladles and abrasive applications; also a manufacturer of ceramic tumbling media used for mass finishing.
WASHINGTON MILLS ELECTRO MINERALS LTD. 64 Mosley Road Trafford Park Manchester M17 1NR UK
www.washingtonmills.com PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Manufactures of fused aluminum oxide, fused mullite, and silicon carbide grains and powders for shell building materials, crucibles, ladles and abrasive applications; also a manufacturer of ceramic tumbling media used for mass finishing.
WESTECH WAX PRODUCTS, INC. 1242 Enterprise Ct. Corona CA 92882 USA (951) 279-4496 Fax: (951) 279-3216 Email:
barry@westechproducts.com
www.westechwax.com
PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Westech Wax Products manufactures pattern waxes, utility waxes, soluble waxes and art casting waxes for the investment casting industry, serving art to aerospace. Westech also has a line of wax cleaners for every investment caster. With Corporate headquarters in Southern California, we have facilities nationwide supported by our Technical Representatives, you can be sure to get the latest technological advantage from our JEL SET® line of pattern waxes and PC 205® Wax Pattern Cleaner.
WESTERN AUSTRIALIAN SPECIALITY ALLOYS 2-4 Hopewell Street Canning Vale Western Australia WA 6155 AUSTRALIA 01457/891106
Email:
kbarton@wasa.com.au www.wasa.com.au PRODUCT OR SERVICES: WASA produces superalloy ingot, billet and bar for forging and ring rolling applications for a range of aerospace, power generation and oil & gas applications. WASA is part of the Special Metals Corporation (SMC)™ which is owned by Precision CastParts Corp™.
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 4501 Campus Drive Kalamazoo MI 49008 USA (269) 276-3373 Fax: (269) 276-3353 Email:
steven.butt@wmich.edu www.wmich.edu/edmms PRODUCT OR SERVICES: Western Michigan University is FEF certified.
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