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Arena-flow, LLC.


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If your business is related to a sand casting process, then you know that consistent core quality is a prerequisite for achieving controllable casting quality. Low density cores can result in core breakage or unacceptable metal penetration. High density cores can result in excessive consumable usage, gas-related casting defects or shakeout difficulty. Uniform, predictable, controllable core density is desired.

While this has been known for some time, solutions have been less obvious. In the 1990s a computational tool was desired to model the sand core blowing and curing processes. Arena-flow, LLC, with the assistance of General Motors, NASA and Auburn University, began development of what would become the Arena-flow sand core engineering software technology. Publications using Arena-flow won the prestigious Howard Taylor award from the American Foundry Society and a best paper award from the World Foundry Organization.

Today foundries, tooling suppliers and OEMs world-wide are utilizing Arena-flow to optimize their sand cores and molds, helping them to:

* produce consistent cores, molds and castings with confidence

* gain insight into core-related casting defects

* reduce new tooling startup iterations and costs

* optimize process cycle times

* minimize capital costs

* minimize scrap

* minimize consumable usage

* reduce machine down time

* reduce tooling wear and maintenance costs

"In today's market, our customers not only want fast turn-around, they demand high quality tooling that's 'right the first time'," said Perrin Rondeau, CEO of Winona Pattern & Mold. "That's why we utilize the proven Arena-flow technology to design and validate our sand core tooling."

The Arena-flow sand core engineering technology can be utilized through both software licensing and engineering services.

PARTIAL CLIENT LIST

Caterpillar, Ford, General Motors, John Deere, Mazda, Neenah, Nemak, Nissan, Stihl, Toyota, Tupy, Volvo, Waupaca, and others.

Mission Statement

At Arena-flow, we enable industry to maximize quality while reducing costs through sand foundry process modeling and optimization.

We maintain our world-leadership role through state-of-the-art technology and a competent engineering technical staff dedicated to improving our customers' experience by listening to customers and providing timely support and response. At Arena-flow, we promise what we can deliver, and deliver what we promise.

Address

Arena-flow, LLC

10899 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Suite B

Albuquerque, NM 87111

Ph: 505/275-3849

Fax: 505/275-3346

Email: info@arena-flow.com

www.arena-flow.com

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Ken Williams

Co-founder

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Title Annotation:2009-10 Supplier Prospectus
Publication:Modern Casting
Date:May 1, 2009
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