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3D Systems
3D Systems’ DMP Flex 350 Triple three-laser metal printer.
Texmo Precision Castings
An investment-cast lawnmower engine part, produced by Texmo Precision Castings.
ALD Vacuum Technologies
Electron-beam melting furnace installation.
StaCool Industries
Workers wear the StaCool vest under aluminized PPE, with frozen thermal packets inserted into pockets to help regulate core body temperatures.
Tasso A/S
Continuous casting of iron billets is essentially a permanent molding process, according to the researcher modeling iron casting at Tasso A/S.
Thermo Scientific
Thermo Scientific™ ARL iSpark™ Plus optical emission spectrometer.
Cyrus Equipment
The Cyrus Equipment mobile charger delivers scrap materials for electric induction melting, with a charging capacity of 40-70 tph, operating at a drive speed of approximately 18 cm/second.
U.S. Air Force / Paul Shirk
Ted Fetchik, a USAF 553rd Commodities Maintenance Squadron welder, pours aluminum into a 3D-printed mold at Tinker Air Force Base.
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Monster-Sized Castings are Just the Beginning for SFIL

Feb. 24, 2015
A series of 600-metric ton castings are the latest proof of SFIL’s skill processing on a large scale.
Ellen Baran and Robert Brooks