INVESTMENT CASTING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
HIP/Heat Treating
CON’T.
KITTYHAWK PRODUCTS 11651 Monarch Street Garden Grove CA 92841-1816 USA 714/895-5024 Fax: 714/893-8709 E-mail:
dpoor@kittyhawkinc.com
www.kittyhawkinc.com
Product/Services: Kittyhawk Products - Hot Isostatic Processing (HIP) has become a process of unique benefit in solving complex casting and design problems. HIP helps meet demands for higher quality and lowering production costs, while improving mechanical properties, eliminating porosity and reducing scrap rate.
MOUNTAIN EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY COMPANY 48 Mountain Cove Road Signal Mountain TN 37377 USA 423/322-5571 Fax: 423/886-9438 E-mail:
donohuejl@gmail.com Product/Services: Mountain Equipment and Supply represents equipment and plant design for expansion or new facility; process improvement
and review;
Inspection/ Testing/ Quality Control
ISO
development and implementing; product marketing and strategy development; zircon materials; hip/heat treating fixtures, pattern making tooling, sales analysis, and consultant. Equipment for wax injection and pattern assembly; dip room systems; burnout and preheat systems; melting systems; casting cleaning; casting cut-off and casting grinding.
PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY, INC. 415 Patricia Drive Warminster PA 18974 USA 215/674-8844 Fax: 215/674-4013
www.pressuretechnology.com Product/Services: Pressure Technology Inc. (PTI) provides hot isostatic pressing (HIP) service to the investment casting industry. Nine production units are located in the Philadelphia and Cleveland areas featuring high pressure capabilities up to 30,000 PSI. PTI is compliant with ISO 9001:2000 and AS9100 standards.
Pressure Technology, Inc.
Warminster, PA | (215) 674-8844 Concord, OH | (440) 352-0760
S&A CONSULTING GROUP LLP 2573 Butterwing Road Cleveland OH 44124-4558 USA 216/593-0050 Fax: 216/593-0053 E-mail:
nsingh@sa-consultinggroup.com
www.sa-consultinggroup.com Product/Services: Global leaders in technology and management consultants specializing in investment casting. Collective casting experience exceeds 300 years in engineering & marketing, manufacturing & management. Cost reduction/avoidance through innovative process & equipment is our specialty. We offer technology/product marketing for worldwide clients. Provide management direction/strategies to all sizes of investment casters.
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BROOKFIELD ENGINEERING LABORATORIES 11 Commerce Blvd. Middleboro MA 02346 USA 508/946-6200 Fax: 508/946-6262 E-mail:
j_murray@brookfieldengineering.com
www.brookfieldengineering.com Product/Services: Brookfield Engineering is a world
leader in the design and
manufacture of viscometers and viscosity controls. The Brookfield’s AST-100, with no moving parts, is used to control the viscosity of ceramic slurries directly in the rotating slurry tank, while providing continuous feedback for production yield improvements and continuous quality assurance.
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.
For a list of suppliers by geographical region, visit our website at
www.investmentcasting.org
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