EXHIBITOR LISTINGS
Bridging Investment Casting Technology to the Future
CANNON-MUSKEGON CORPORATION
BOOTH 201
2875 Lincoln Street Muskegon MI 49443 USA Phone: (231) 755-1681 Email:
mking@canmkg.com
www.cannonmuskegon.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Suppliers of specialty alloys for the investment casting industry. Premium nickel and cobalt base vacuum induction melted and refined ingot. Air induction melted and AOD refined continuous cast stainless steels, nickel and cobalt base alloys. Product applications include single crystal, directionally solidified and equiaxed castings.
CAPITAL INJECTION CERAMICS LTD.
BOOTH 424
Unit 6, Tyson Courtyard Weldon South Ind. Est. Corby Northamptonshire NN18 8AZ UK Phone: (315) 870-0656 Email:
marc.rulli@
capital-refractories.com
www.capitalicl.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Capital Injection Ceramics (CIC), a subsidiary company of Capital Refractories Inc., is based in Corby, UK. We produce some of the largest and most complex blades and vanes for IGT and Aerospace including cores to the medical, hardware and automotive casting industries. CIC is certified to AS9100 aerospace quality standard and ISO9001 and can provide world class technical capabilities while ensuring delivery and quality at competitive prices.
CERTIFIED ALLOY PRODUCTS INC. BOOTH 515 PO Box 90 Long Beach CA 90801 USA Phone: (562) 595-6621 Email:
jdavis@doncasters.com
www.doncasters.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Producer of air and vacuum- melted nickel, cobalt, and iron base alloys for precision investment casting and related industries, for aerospace, IGT, automotive, and commercial applications. CAPI specializes in vacuum induction refined nickel and cobalt- base superalloys, with vacuum furnace capacities ranging from less than 500 to over 22,000 lbs.
CLEVELAND TOOL AND MACHINE BOOTH 600 4717 Hinckley Industrial Parkway Cleveland OH 44109 USA Phone: (216) 267-6010 Email:
sales@clevtool.com
www.clevtool.com
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PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Wax injection machines, ceramic core injection machines, wax melters and wax and ceramic supply systems, process training. Special machines per customer request.
CONSARC CORPORATION BOOTH 316
100 Indel Ave., PO Box 156 Rancocas NJ 08073-0156 USA Phone: (609) 267-8000 Email:
mlister@consarc.com
www.consarc.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Consarc designs and manufactures vacuum precision investment casting furnaces capable of producing equiax, directionally solidified, and single crystal castings. Consarc also produces induction skull melting furnaces capable of casting various reactive metals in refractory-free crucibles. Consarc is also a world leader in large VIM furnaces for producing master alloy. With six decades of experience, Consarc is a global leader in vacuum melting and refining.
CRONIMET SPECIALTY METALS BOOTH 221
USA INC. P.O. Box 399, 40 Council Avenue Wheatland PA 16161 USA Phone: (724) 347-2208 Email:
bdoolin@cronimetspecialtymetals.com
www.cronimetusa.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Supplier of specialty alloys for the investment casting industry cobalt based, nickel based, stainless, and a variety of other specialty alloys in the form of certified 15 lbs. ingots and certified sieved shot. Cronimet Specialty Metals USA also offers a conversion service for customers who wish to consolidate scrap into a consistent form with a homogenenous chemistry. Raw material adds also offered.
DAVIS ALLOYS MANUFACTURING LLC.
BOOTH 425
295 East High Street Sharpsville PA 16150 USA Phone: (724) 347-7090 Email:
kdavis@davisalloys.com
www.davisalloys.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: An ISO 9001:2015 Certified manufacturer and supplier of certified alloys in casting ingot, bar stock, rod, atomized shot and powder forms along with foundry furnace additions. Producer of over 600 grades of cobalt, nickel, copper and iron based alloys. In addition, boasting the highest yields in the industry, Davis Alloys can toll melt your revert/scrap back into specification
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