EXHIBITOR
ALD – Your Solution for Advanced Vacuum Investment Casting Furnaces, Pavillion 5, Slot 1 ALD Vacuum Technologies is a
leading global supplier of vacuum investment casting, VIM master melt and vacuum heat treatment furnaces. ICI and EICF members who choose to push the state of the art quickly learn how ALD’s differentiators deliver benefits of quicker production cycle times, less downtime, more reliability, fewer scrapped parts and fewer scrapped molds. ALD’s integrated portfolio of
technologies include E/DS/SC superalloy, titanium skull melt and levitation melt investment casting, primary master melting and secondary remelting, hot isothermal forging, EB/PVD coaters, gas atomization systems for production of spherical powder, versatile vacuum heat treating furnaces, special applications and a new Industry 4.0 division. Tracing our heritage back to 1843,
ALD’s forebears are among the earliest pioneers of vacuum metallurgy. ALD
ALD Headquarters in Hanau, Germany expanded in 2020 with additional assembly halls and R&D center.
employs approximately 900 people in 10 countries with subsidiaries in the USA, Japan, Russia, China, India, Mexico, France, Poland, Thailand and more than 20 representative offices. ALD has invested in a new headquarters in Hanau,
Germany and has already expanded twice since, with new assembly halls, R&D center and copper coil workshop. We invite you to meet with ALD
virtually and make your foundry modernization a reality!
Industrial Ceramic Products, Pavillion 1, Booth 5 Industrial Ceramic Products has
completed recent expansion of ICP
ceramic core operations. Newly developed ceramic materials and optimized manufacturing capabilities
have been added to meet the growing demand for ICP ceramic cores, pour cups, rods, tubes, melt out plugs, cover plates, ladles, crucibles and custom blended ceramic materials.
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