INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
Crucibles/Pouring Cups/Ladle Liners
AKRON PORCELAIN & PLASTICS CO. P.O. Box 15157, 2739 Cory Ave. Akron OH 44314 USA 330/745-2159 Fax: 330/745-6688 E-mail:
kburkins@akronporcelain.com
www.akronporcelain.com Product/Services: Akron Porcelain and Plastics Co. specializes in the manufacture of ceramic pouring cups, ceramic cores, and a new product (patent pending) 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.
B & B REFRACTORIES, INC. 12121 Los Nietos Road Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 USA 562/946-4535 Fax: 562/946-5904 E-mail:
sales.1@bbrefractories.com
www.bbrefractories.com
Product/Services: Manufacturer of specialty ceramic shapes for the investment casting industry, including ceramic pouring cups, crucibles, liners, transfer ladles, tundishes and custom shapes made to customer’s specifications. Also produces numerous sizes and shapes of hearth plates and pusher plates. Staff is available to assist in selection of the proper design and materials.
BLASCH PRECISION CERAMICS, INC. 580 Broadway Albany NY 12204 USA 518/436-1263 Fax: 518/436-0098 E-mail:
info@blaschceramics.com
www.blaschceramics.com Product/Services: Manufacturer of refractory shapes for the investment casting industry. Products
include crucibles, 34 ❘ February 2015 ® ladle liners
and specialty shapes made to customer specifications.
BUNTROCK INDUSTRIES, INC. 1176 Jamestown Road Williamsburg VA 23185 USA 757/253-2090 Fax: 757/253-2089 E-mail:
sales@buntrockindustries.com
www.buntrockindustries.com Product/Services: Wax Dept: wax, MPI wax injection equipment, etchants, melters, cups, autoclaves, flash fire. Shell Dept: electric robots, drying cabinets, Fibercote® Megasol®
, Bindzil®
“Quick-Set”, fused silica, Mulgrain® Molochite®
fiber enhanced shell systems, , polymers/additives, ,
, zircon, zirconia, yttria, tabular and fused white alumina, all shell building equipment. Foundry: premium scrap, crucibles/ladles, induction and aluminum melters, straightening presses:
saws,
grinders, knock-out, leaching, sand/shot blasters, water blast. International: direct containers.
CAPITAL INJECTION CERAMICS, LTD. Unit 6, Tyson Courtyard Weldon South Ind. Est. Corby Northamptonshire NN18 8AZ UK 315/870-0656 E-mail:
john.ball@
capitalicl.com
www.capitalicl.com
Product/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.
CERADYNE, INC. A 3M COMPANY 510 Midway Circle Midway TN 37809 USA 423/422-6051 Fax: 423/422-4802
E-mail:
jwright4@mmm.com
www.mincoitc.com
Product/Services: Ceradyne, a 3M company manufactures fused silica flours and grains at its 3M Midway location in Tennessee. At the Midway location, Ceradyne has a research group that focuses on the Investment Casting application. They developed WDS, the first Engineered Shell System; HP polymer and WDS 3 and Gray Matter 2. Ceradyne is a distributor of Nalco colloidal silica, Continental Minerals zircon and Christy Minerals alumino-silicates. Ceradyne supplies fused silica direct; and also distributes through Nalco and on the West Coast through Westech.
COMANCHE TECHNOLOGIES 1393 Piedmont Drive, Suite 201 Downingtown PA 19335 USA 866/925-6750 Fax: 866/925-6750 E-mail:
jhitchings@comanchetechnologies.com
www.comanchetechnologies.com
Blasch Ceramics Procaster Melt Crucibles – For the Cleanest Pour Possible
Optimize metal purity, reduce inclusions and improve your profitibility with Blasch Procaster Melt Crucibles.
1-800-550-5768
BlaschCeramics.com
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