Foundry Metalcasting Weekly - May 2nd, 2024
 
 
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Adopting an automated vertical process delivered high molding speed, flexibility, and simple pattern changing – making it a good choice for an automotive foundry seeking to maximize throughput.
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A new ExOne S-Max Pro printer has Wisconsin-based Versevo offering printed sand cores, with speed, low cost, reduced scrap, and less assembly.
Insiders know of the decreasing reliability of our electric grid. But you should learn why “grid down” events are becoming more likely, and how to avoid – or even benefit from them.
Strategy means deciding if the short term is your focus or the long term is your goal. A strong foundation will set you up for long-term success.
Foundry and diecasting professionals gather to inquire, discuss, engage, and explore new developments.
Editor's Choice
The B7-Comfort tower climbing harness features an integrated hip O-Ring design, a robust sub-pelvic strap, and a replaceable aluminum-based adjustable seat sling.
Thanks to a new partnership, all Kawasaki robots will be available for use on the Olis Robotics remote-control and monitoring system.