Articles from Modern Casting (July 1, 2006)

1-58 out of 58 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$1.3 million earmarked for aerospace titanium development.			257
AFS completes spring trade show circuit.			118
Alcoa Howmet.			16
Aluminum losing traction in wheel market.		Brief article	269
AmeriCast Technologies seeks buyer.		Brief article	75
Another kind of marketing produces metalcasting success.	Bielecki, Mark	Letter to the editor	233
Applied Manufacturing Technologies Inc.			14
Are you a worthy Metalcaster of the year?	Spada, Alfred T.		657
Atlas Holdings LLC, Greenwich, Conn., announced that it has acquired Pangborn Corporation.			14
Building your business in layers: knowing your options when it comes time to develop a functional, cast rapid prototype may be just what you need to make a sale.	Winkelmann, Scott		2234
Calendar of events.		Calendar	298
Calming the turbulence in your runner system.	Pischel, Robert P.		1810
Cellular ceramic filters.			81
Chapter meetings.		Calendar	124
Disillusioned by contest focus.	Priem, Randy	Letter to the editor	152
EPA proposes rule on emissions monitoring requirements.			248
Equipment Merchants International Inc.			43
Establishing Precedent for Large Ferrous Lost Foam Casting.			49
Establishing precedent for large ferrous lost foam casting.			327
Farr Air Pollution Control.			14
FKI Logistex Manufacturing Systems.			29
GM expands Bedford plant.			53
GM expands bedford plant.			175
HI-MAC project receives funding from Dept. of Energy and U.S. Automotive Materials Partnership.			395
Honda increases diecasting capabilities.			85
Hydraulic gate removal.			79
Ironing out thin-wall casting defects: low-density alumina silicate ceramic has been effective in producing thin-wall iron castings. By constructing "gate extensions," it can now be used more efficiently.	Yeomans, Nigel		1837
It's a doozy once again: metalcasters revive the Duesenberg.			347
It's a doozy once again: metalcasters revive the Duesenberg.			66
Make better decisions with fewer choices.	Libby, William J.		719
Makino.			15
Membership Memo.			28
Metalcaster of the Year: Dotson Iron Castings: Dotson's commitment to capital improvements and integration of new technology in a jobbing environment made it this year's choice for Foundry of the Year.	Kruse, Shannon	Cover story	1681
Northeast Wisconsin--In May, Bill Barrett and John Andrews, both of Neenah Foundry Co., hosted a tour of Plant Two, Plant Three and Pattern Shop South at Neenah Foundry Co., Neenah, Wis.	Bradford, Steven E.		44
Not competing, not closing.	Jackson, Jeff	Letter to the editor	196
Obituaries.			54
Piedmont--In May, shown above, outgoing President Dave Sherman, Conbraco Industries Inc., presents the gavel and award to incoming President Ted Kostilnik, Buyer's Advisor Group.	Jones, Jamey		52
Pittsburg State Univ.			31
Plains States--In May, Andy Kostner, Farrar Corp.	McLain, Nate		50
PowerMetal Technologies Inc.			12
Precision Metalsmiths Inc.			26
Question of the month.			91
Recycled plasterboard may be used in investment casting molds.			198
Senate approves sweeping immigration bill; House bill differs.			141
Senate fails to move forward on small business health plan legislation.			176
Senators criticize failure to name China as currency manipulator.			109
Sheffield delivers largest castings in the western world.			294
Should you add ADI, CGI, SiMO to your iron menu? ADI, CGI and high SiMo ductile iron offer unique benefits to end-users and the metalcasters who supply them. Will adding one (or all) work for your iron casting operation?	Kruse, Shannon		2706
Simpson Technologies Corp.			20
St. Louis--In May, Jack Bodine , retired, presents the chapter's Jack Bodine Scholarship to Tim Eckelmann, a future Univ. of Missouri-Rolla student.	Kitzelman, Gregory K.		31
Structural blaster.			101
Technocast, Ramos Arizpe, Mexico, has selected Simpson Technologies Corporation, Aurora, Ill.			18
Thank you.			120
ThyssenKrupp Budd sells aluminum metalcasting facility.			127
Treasury report fails to cite China on currency manipulation.			137
Walking with presidents.		Brief article	285
Ward manufacturing saves energy by recovering heat.			323
Ward manufacturing saves energy by recovering heat.			62