EXHIBITOR LISTINGS
A W BELL MACHINERY PTY LTD
Bridging Investment Casting Technology to the Future BOOTH 403
145 Abbotts Road Dandenong South Victoria 3175 AUSTRALIA Phone: (613)9799 9555 Email:
machines@bellmachinery.com
www.bellmachinery.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Shelling Equipment, Metal Pouring Robots, Waterjet cleaning, abrasive wheel cut off and abrasive belt finishing equipment. Manual, semi automatic and full automatic machines and robotic cells custom designed for the foundry industry. In house testing and R&D facilities. Worldwide sales & service.
AALBERTS SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES BOOTH 605 12202 Newburgh Road Livonia MI 48150 USA Phone: (864) 213-9310 Email:
ab-info@aalberts-st.us www.aalberts-ht.us PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Aalberts surface technologies provides complete thermal processing solutions for improvement of mission critical components. Services include HIP, Brazing and Heat Treatment. Aalberts provides the highest quality often with agreeing lead times to the investment casting industry. Nadcap, ISO 9001:2015, AS9100, ITAR.
AJAX TOCCO MAGNETHERMIC BOOTH 112
1745 Overland Ave. NE Warren OH 44483 USA Phone: (330) 372-8511 Email:
dbragg@ajaxtocco.com
www.ajaxtocco.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Ajax Tocco Magnethermic engineers, manufactures, and integrates custom systems for the thermal processing of advanced materials and metals. The company manufactures controlled atmosphere, vacuum, and open air precision casting furnace systems. Ajax Tocco Magnethermic also manufactures, services and repairs all types of induction melting and heating equipment, as well as related induction furnace components.
AKRON PORCELAIN & PLASTICS CO.
BOOTH 118
P.O. Box 15157 Akron OH 44314 USA Phone: (330) 745-2159 Email:
dlewis@akronporcelain.com
www.akronporcelain.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Akron Porcelain and Plastics Co. specializes in the manufacture of ceramic pouring cups, ceramic cores, and a new product (patent pending)
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consisting of a ceramic-based bottom fill pouring system for air-melt investment casting foundries. The company offers a complete line of standard ceramic cups for use with and without filters as well as custom capability for both ceramic cups and ceramic cores. Design engineering assistance is available.
ALD VACUUM TECHNOLOGIES INC. BOOTH 113 18 Thompson Road East Windsor CT 06088 USA Phone: (860) 386-7227 Email:
rcreed@ald-usa.com
www.ald-vt.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: ALD Vacuum Technologies produces a broad range of vacuum processing systems, providing the world's
investment casters with vacuum
precision melting and casting systems for: equiax, DS and single crystal casting, DS/single crystal casting using the liquid metal cooling process, arc melting and casting of titanium and cold wall crucible systems.
APPLIED CERAMICS INC. BOOTH 125
5555 Pleasantdale Road Atlanta GA 30340 USA Phone: (770) 448-6888 Email:
ray.janson@appliedceramics.com
www.appliedceramics.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Manufacturer of high quality mullite, zirconia, and alumina ceramic honeycomb filters. Applied Ceramics, Inc.'s objective is to help you reach your goals by improving casting quality, yields, and rates in high temperature investment casting applications. Custom shapes and sizes available. Alumina and zirconia crucibles for melting and analysis as well as other refractory products produced.
ASK CHEMICALS LLC
495 Metro Place South Suite 250
Dublin OH 43017 USA Phone: (614) 763-0316 Email:
verena.sander@
ask-chemicals.com
www.ask-chemicals.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Manufacturer of reticulated & 3D ceramic foam filters for use in the shell mold as pouring cup, in-line, or gate filters. Also produces dam and cylindrical shaped filters for alloy manufacturers. Filters are available in a variety of compositions, such as zirconia, alumina, silicon carbide, and mullite for all ferrous and nonferrous casting requirements. Custom shapes are a specialty.
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