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Here why Marshall Miller, supplier development manager, Flow Serve, encourages his casting suppliers to use additive manufacturing to produce patterns and tooling.
Click here to register for the AFS Additive Manufacturing for Metalcasting conference.
Waupaca Foundry Plants 1 and 2/3 (Waupaca, Wisconsin) have been named the 2018 Modern Casting Metalcaster of the Year. Read more in the June 2018 issue of Modern Casting.
(Sponsored from B&L Information Systems): This video shares why metalcasters choose Odyssey and B&L to help them succeed.
(Sponsored by General Kinematics) Waupaca Foundry has been in the foundry business for 147 years, making a name for themselves in the market as a casting powerhouse and leaders in the industry. General Kinematics equipment can be found scattered throughout the foundry ranging from 3 to over 30 years of age. As you look from one unit to the next you can see the evolution of innovation that has come through this partnership. Join GK’s Foundry Director, Claude Hutchens, Mike Nikolai, CEO, COO, and President of Waupaca, and Bob Jeswinski, VP Manufacturing and Engineering Waupaca as they tell the story of their partnership.
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Advocating for metalcasting is vital to all of us. Although you might not know it, you are almost never more than 10 feet from a metalcasting! They are everywhere. Because metalcasting is critical to manufacturing, it’s important to stand for metal casting. Here’s a look at how the American Foundry Society advocates for metalcasting in Washington and through events and publications.
Busche Performance Group, seeking to become a competitive Tier-1 automotive supplier, acquired an aluminum casting operation as its first order of business. Read more.
With a memorable niche and commitment to upgrades, Atlas Foundry is looking to continue its strong tradition of service and growth.
The Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) rule that EPA issued pursuant to the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) requires manufacturers and importers of chemical substances (including byproducts that are not intentionally produced) to report information to EPA regarding these chemical substances. This webinar summarizes the reporting threshold levels and other requirements and provide updates on the rule since the last reporting date in 2012.