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Technical Program Announced, Registration Continues for 59th Conference & Expo in Nashville Oct. 7-10 The technical program is in place


and registrations are coming in at a brisk pace


universities and suppliers,” he comment- ed.


for the Investment Casting Insti-


tute’s 59th Conference and Expo sched- uled Oct. 7-10 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, Nashville, TN.


Institute Executive Director Michael


Perry said new techniques and products will be introduced. “Ideas for production improvements and research results will also be among he topics to be presented,” he said. “The program represents a bal- ance of papers from investment casters,


The annual casting contest will pro- vide another layer of technology and information to attendees. “The contest illustrates the benefits of the investment casting process and recognizes casters who stretch the envelope,” Perry added. The expo, scheduled Oct. 8-9 in con-


junction with the conference, enlarges the annual event by featuring exhibits of products and services used in the invest- ment casting process.


Expo Coordinator Leland Martin in-


dicated the Nashville location is the site of the Institute’s first expo 24 years ago. “This is an investment casting event


exclusively. No other gathering will at- tract so many investment casters to one place at the same time,” he said. A couple of booths remain available.


A booth registration form is available be- low and a floor plan is included on the following page.


For further information, visit www. investmentcasting.org or call the Institute at 201-573-9770.


Company name_________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Phone _____________________ Fax _______________________


E-mail ________________________ ______________________ List below those who will be working in your booth. For each 8’X10’ or 80 sq. ft. unit reserved, exhibitors receive two admissions to the exhibition and receptions.


Investment Casting Institute 2012 Product/Literature Expo Oct. 8-9


in conjunction with


59th Technical Conference Oct. 7-10, Nashville, TN


Principal exhibitor contact:_________________________________________E-mail _____________________________________


Alternate exhibitor contact: _______________________________________ E-mail _____________________________________ Please reserve the following booth numbers ____first choice ___second choice ___third choice (space is confirmed when a deposit of half the booth price is received). Check, money order or credit card # enclosed for $___________ If credit card, circle one: AMEX


VISA MC


Credit Card # _______________________Exp. Date______________cvv Billing address: ______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ Description of product or services: _______________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________


RETURN THIS FORM TO:


Investment Casting Institute 136 Summit Ave., Montvale, NJ 07645-1720 Phone 201-573-9770 Fax 201-573-9771


E-mail: ici@investmentcasting.org 6 www.investmentcasting.org Booth size


8’x10’ 8x20’


16x20’


EXHIBITOR PRICES Member


$2355 $4590 $7995


$2895 $5690 $9995


Minimum booth size 8’X10’ (80 sq. ſt.) Add $150 for each aisle corner (free with order of 16x20’ sq. ſt. or larger). Submit half of total order (nonre- fundable) to reserve booth space. Balance due July 1, 2012.


CANCELLATION POLICY: Booth spaces are confirmed when deposit (half of total) is received. Reservation deposit is nonrefundable. Booths must be paid in full by July 1, 2012 to avoid cancellation or relocation of space.


August 2012 Nonmember


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