Supplier Guide A-Z
Investment Casting Institute European Investment Casters’ Federation
PRECISION CASTING SOLUTIONS 20031 S. Henrici Road Oregon City OR 97045 USA (503) 421-1251 Product or Services:
Precision Casting Solutions consultants have been in the industry of investment casting for 40+ years. Their knowledge includes DS and SX casting methods, medical with 3D printing, equiax gating and casting in both vacuum and airmelt. There is background in Ti castings as well.
PRESIDENT CO. LTD. 5F, No. 57. Fuxing N. Rd. Zhongshan Dist. Taipei City TAIWAN 866/2741-1190
www.presico.com.tw Product or Services: President Co., Ltd., established in 1969, is a professional and trustworthy material supplier. We supply various materials, ranging from investment casting material, sand casting material, refractories, pure metal and ferroalloy material, lining material to titanium material etc.
PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY INC. 415 Patricia Drive Warminster PA 18974 USA (215) 674-8844 Fax:(215) 674-4013
www.pressuretechnology.com Product or Services: Pressure Technology Inc. (PTI) provides hot isostatic pressing (HIP) service to the investment casting industry. Ten production units are located in the Philadelphia and Cleveland areas featuring high pressure capabilities up to 30,000 PSI. PTI is accredited with ISO 9001, AS9100 and Nadcap heating treating.
PRIME METALS & ALLOYS 101 Innovation Drive Homer City PA 15748 USA (724) 479-4366 Fax:(724) 479-4164
www.primemetals.net Product or Services:
Manufacturer for specialty metal products for foundry applications. Grade families include Co base, Ni base, NiCu, Stainless, and tool steels. Product forms include foundry ingots (pigs), bottom poured ingots, OP slabs, and shot. Heat sizes range from 700 lbs. to 54,000 lbs. Capabilities include air induction melting with an Ar blanket, and A.O.D. refining. AS9100D, ISO 9001: 2015, and PED registered. We provide premium products, flexible heat sizes, and reliable deliveries.
PRINCETON TOOL PO Box 508 7795 Division Drive Mentor OH 44061 USA (440) 290-8666
www.princetontool.com Product or Services: Princeton Tool is a manufacturing facility that supports the aerospace, medical and power generation industries. With over 160+ employees and 4 facilities totaling over
150,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing
Wax Injection, Dress and Assembly, Machining-EDM, CNC, Waterjet, Grinding, Datum Transfer Drilling, Metrology-Blue Light and CMM. Currently supporting the delivery of 800 castings and/or patterns a DAY, delivering multiple tooling packages in various complexities each week and utilizing state of the art technology with multiple ATOS blue light scanning systems to support reverse engineering and first article inspections.
For a list of suppliers by Service Category, see pg. 18 ®
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & ANALYSIS (PDA) LLC. 1776 Legacy Circle Suite 115 Naperville IL 60563 USA (630) 505-8801 Fax:(630) 505-8873
www.pda-llc.com
Product or Services:
PDA has been providing casting, rigging and process design and validations using FEA, CFD, casting simulations for mold filling, solidification, residual stress and porosity predictions. With 25 years of engineering support including alloy selection for new product development, redesign and reverse engineering; contract research, 3D scanning for reverse engineering;
contract manufacturing
using Additive Manufacturing toolingless process; scrap reduction and quality improvement consulting; wax injection modeling; new alloy, process and design tools development to small, medium and large OEMs, metalcasters, tool and die makers globally.
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