Articles from Modern Casting (September 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
American Cast Iron Pine Co. to acquire Mid-American casting.		Brief Article	182
Analyzing steel alloy filtration.	Morgan, Eric		2119
Art: a casting's second purpose.		Brief Article	218
ASF-Keystone to manufacture rail suspension system.			314
Atchison Casting Corp. files for bankruptcy.		Brief Article	294
Automated casting finishing cell empowers jobbing foundries.			572
Calendar of events.		Brief Article	240
California foundryman goes up against the terminator in Gubanatorial race.		Brief Article	100
Carbon alloys.			82
Casting trim and finishing.			93
Ceramic media.			80
Chapter meetings.		Calendar	431
Coldbox scrubbers.			103
Congress responds to increased foreign competition for manufacturing.			310
CoreCenter.			83
Dig it! Bucyrus moves the earth with castings: this surface mining industry OEM uses casting design as a tool to increase the productivity of its shovels and draglines, moving more earth per second than anyone in the world.	Spada, Alfred T.		2335
Domestic Casting Co. acquires Pennsylvania's General Casting Co., saves 96 jobs.		Brief Article	191
Fighting costs with good health.	Kelly, Rebecca K.		1972
Flexible borescopes for casting inspections.			85
Foundries urged to comment on proposed risk management plan rule.		Brief Article	192
Furnaces from a "Crucible" company.			94
Heat treating furnaces and equipment.			82
Heat treating services.			98
Higher demand in specific markets, weight classes expected for '04.	Kirgin, Kenneth H.		1713
In Pursuit of high tech: what foundries must consider to become State-of the-Art: three engineering firms detail their vision of what it takes to be considered a high-tech foundry.			3557
Intermet opens engineering offices in Europe, Japan.			294
MAUS automatic grinding.			91
Mercury castings increases quality, repeatability with shot control system.			775
Metallurgical Microscope.			123
Modern casting staff receive promotions.		Brief Article	101
New dualtech foundry to compete in speed business: a look inside the year-old Dualtech prototype casting operation reveals the culture needed to compete in a business focused on speed and service.	Lessiter, Michael J.		2085
Non-ferrous equipment & service.			92
Optical emission spectrometers.			86
Original casters of Popeye step forward.	Eyermann, Steven R.	Brief Article	176
OSHA takes next step in issuing a silica standard, lower PEL.		Brief Article	296
Pemco Die Casting Corp. to cease operations this month.		Brief Article	110
Protective coating.			93
Protein sand binder.			82
Rugged foundry equipment and consumables.			85
Send us your sprue.			107
The Escher team.			91
Tumble belt blast machines.			102
You can leave the foundry ... ... but it can't leave you.	Lessiter, Michael J.	Editorial	542