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FOUNDRY EDUCATIONAL
FOUNDATION 1695 N. Penny Lane Schaumburg IL 60173 USA Phone: (847) 490 9200 Email:
info@fefinc.org www.fefinc.org
PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: FEF is the metalcasting industry’s link to the brightest and most passionate new technical talent from colleges and universities in North America. FEF provides scholarship support to students focused on entering our industry and provides program support that sustains world- class academic programs focused on metalcasting curricula.
GUARDIAN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS
109 S. Concord Road Oconomowoc WI 53066 USA Phone: (262) 567-0341
Email:
genes@guardiansoft.com
www.guardiansoft.com
PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Guardian Software Systems is the provider of the Guardian ERP Solution, designed specifically for foundries. Guardian understands the challenges metalcasters face as they support the aerospace and defense industries as well as commercial businesses like automotive and prototyping. The Guardian ERP Solution has been designed with a firsthand understanding of how foundries operate. The need for timely and accurate information is a necessity in this fast paced, highly competitive marketplace. From Guardian MES, the shop floor records real-time data during production and has access to all specifications, drawings and details required for the production process. The ERP Solution provides the head office with detailed, real-time data essential in today’s ever changing and competitive business world. From inception to invoice, mold to ship, Guardian provides the complete solution.
HOLLAND MANUFACTURING CORP.
13901 Indiana Avenue Dolton IL 60419 USA Phone: (708) 849-1000
www.hollandmanufacturing.com
PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Holland Manufacturing Corporation specializes in the design and manufacture of custom refractory shapes for many industrial applications. Holland Manufacturing’s carefully engineered refractory compositions and advanced manufacturing processes‚ – allow them to produce shapes with exceptional aesthetic qualities; impressive physical properties; and adherence to very tight dimensional tolerances.
Booth 115 Booth 408 Booth 105 IC CERAMIC CONSULTING
92 Pondview Road Weare NH 03281 USA Phone: (603) 391-5896
Email:
david@icceramicconsulting.com
www.linkedin.com/in/dbpmaterials/ PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Ceramic engineering consulting for investment casting shell building and associated operations. Providing access to patented technology; IC Binder (powder binder), and Self-Bonded Refractory for confidential reduced- silica slurry formulation. Expert in alumina slurry formulations, high-alumina bonded, reduced crystalline silica, and shell systems for casting aerospace reactive alloys.
INDUCTION TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
22060 Bear Valley Road Apple Valley CA 92308 USA Phone: (760) 246-7333
Email:
patty_ballou@inductiontech.com
www.inductiontech.com
PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: ITC designs and manufactures complete induction melting and heating systems ideal for melting of ferrous and nonferrous metal alloys.
INDUCTOTHERM CORP.
10 Indel Ave. PO Box 157 Rancocas NJ 08073-0157 USA Phone: (609) 267-9000
Email:
sales@inductotherm.com
www.inductotherm.com
PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Since 1953, Inductotherm Corp. continues to be the world leader in the design and manufacturing of induction melting systems providing melt shop solutions for the Investment Casting Industry. Inductotherm’s high efficiency melt systems deliver the fastest melt rates at the lowest power consumption which means more molten metal per kilowatt at a lower cost than other competing systems in the market. Our investment casting product line features the VIP® Power Supplies and a wide range of furnace options including Mini Melt®, Dura-Line®, and Precision Rollover furnaces all backed by Inductotherm’s 24/7/365 service and parts support team. Please contact us at
sales@inductotherm.com.
Booth 412 Booth 221 Booth 217
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