Inside ICI Institute Welcomes New Members NEW MEMBERS
EASTERN CRUCIBLE REFRACTORIES 340 Longley Road Groton, MA 01450 Tel: 203-314-8267
tcaligan@easterncrucible.com
easterncrucible.com
The official representative is Timothy Caligan, Vice
President. Since 1961, we have been a supplier of high quality crucibles manufactured in alumina, magnesia, mullite and spinel offering long life and excellent thermal shock resistance. We also offer a complete line of high temperature refractories ranging from castables, mortars, plastics, plasters and dry vibratable cements, as well as a wide range of other foundry products.
WALTEK INC.
14310 Sunfish Lake Blvd. Ramsey, MN 55303 Tel: 763-427-3181
jbartel@waltekinc.com
www.waltekinc.com The official representative is Jim Bartel, CEO. Waltek was founded by Gene Walter in 1970 to
provide high quality investment castings to local Minnesota industrial customers. Since then, they have grown in size and ambition and serve customers across North America and around the world.
The company remains
a privately held business. Today Waltek is a full-service contract manufacturer of quality investment cast parts and assemblies. With a broad range of capabilities, and a team of capable, committed and flexible people, they aim to become the premier source of value-added investment cast parts to a demanding OEM marketplace.
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Ransom & Randolph 800.253.4502 |
www.ransom-randolph.com |
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