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Quality Coremaking Forms a Strong Partnership Two family-owned businesses continue to grow despite market's challenges |
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For Every Casting Application, a Customized Ceramic Core Solution Integrating coremaking and casting processes relies on collaboration and an open exchange of information |
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Labor, Capacity, and Cost Issues Define Competitive Coremaking Fewer machines, less operator involvement, greater flexibility, consistent productivity, and repeatable quality |
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Automated Mold and Core Inspection Vision system uses “shadow modulation” techniques to detect defects |
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Prince Minerals Acquires IGC Technologies Consolidation expected for suppliers of specialty minerals, anti-veining agents |
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TK Waupaca to Reopen Tennessee Foundry Plant expansion will add space for new ductile ironmaking equipment |
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Wisconsin Foundry Starts Melting Expansion Willman adding two furnaces in response to rising demand |
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High-Production, Thin-Wall Steel Castings … in three minutes or less Building on the previous development of a secondary binder, a new coated sand product and mold-heating technique open new design applications for steel castings. |
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A Simple Solution to an Increasingly Complex Matter Coremaking expertise is the value proposition for LaempeReich's new venture, The CoreRoom, which produces cores for all types of foundry operations. |
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Chromalloy to Build R&D Center for Turbine Parts Research operation will centralize investment caster's parts development and service, and house new HQ |
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Bradken Starting 18-Month Expansion at Amite $18.1-million capital program centers on more mold/coremaking capacity, better product flow |
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Digital Radiography: The newest inspection method to verfy integrity of ceramic cores High-volume production of defect-free cores is central to ensuring their customers' productivity. |
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Expanding Core Capabilities LaempeReich Corp. continues to expand and improve its range of coremaking technologies and services |
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Predicting Core Shooting, Drying, and Defect Development Modeling can quickly and inexpensively ensure the effectiveness of core designs |
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Chromalloy Castings to Build $5-Million Core Plant New operation in Tampa will support recently started investment casting plant |
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Ashland, Sud-Chemie to Merge Foundry Chemicals Businesses Partners aim to expand existing joint venture for global reach |
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U.S. Foundry Buys Georgia Gray Iron Plant Former TRW plant rated at over 85,000 tons/year |
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Steel Foundry, Army Arsenal to Coordinate Capabilities Sivyer Steel, RIA JMTC predict quality castings, short lead times, better capacity utilization |
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Configurable Core Shooter Suits Users’ Production Plans The new Power Core machine from IMF operates in automatic or manual mode, so the operators have the ability to store 100 recipes, simplifying the task of incorporating the new equipment and adapting to new production processes. |
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Simulating Porosity Factors Numerical modeling tools are commonplace, but the core-gas blow defect is rarely understood because the causes are so difficult to determine. FLOW-3D software helps model core-gas flow, leading to better quality castings |
