Articles from Modern Casting (March 1, 2008)

1-88 out of 88 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ABP Induction, New Brunswick, N.J., and Pillar Induction, Brookfield, Wis., merged companies in early 2008 to establish a joint enterprise under the ABP name.			44
Aluminum melting furnace.			94
Americast sells remaining iron plant Prospect Foundry.			304
AmeriCast sells remaining iron plant.			88
AMT spends $3 million on facility in China.			125
Ashland commits to India expansion.			177
Automated casting finishing systems.			96
Automated pouring.			77
Automatic Inoculation System.			110
Award maker R.S. Owens takes home prize for marketing, branding.		Brief article	124
Boosting production at Boose: the cross pollination of ideas between two different plants has turned the Boose companies into a jobbing juggernaut.	Gibbs, Shea	Company overview	1994
Bremen Castings Inc., Bremen, Ind., has purchased Odyssey software by B&L Information Systems, Bridgman, Mich., to help implement its continuous improvements initiative and to focus on profitability.			42
Building character.			206
Calendar of events.		Calendar	260
CastExpo attendee registration open, tickets for special events released.			265
Ceramic media.			73
Chapter meetings.		Calendar	634
Citation Corp.			33
CMI course schedule.		Brief article	144
Coming clean on chemicals: recent legislation requires metalcasters to report to the government on the chemicals in their plants.	Gibbs, Shea		2093
Complete Foundry Solutions.			74
Complete no-bake machinery & systems.			62
Cookware caster lodge wins Design Award for iron, stainless steel skillet.			317
CoreCenter.			76
Custom and non-standard alloys.			67
Defense Bill includes FMLA expansion for military families.			149
Dewaxing Autoclave Systems.		Brief article	64
Diecaster Contech receives new automotive business.			173
Direct metal manufacturing.		Brief article	73
Enterprise software solutions.			86
EOS GmbH Electro Optical Systems, Munich, Germany, and TrumpfWerkzeugmaschinen GmbH + Co. KG, Ditzingen, Germany, announced they have signed an agreement with MCP Tooling Technology Ltd., Stone, U.K., and MCP-HEK Tooling GmbH in Germany.			80
Flexible DeGate Cell.			80
Foundry software package.			93
FSI Group ends operations at Ravenna Aluminum after failing to find a buyer.			194
Grede Foundries Inc.			18
Gudgeon Thermfire.			59
Heat treating services.			65
Heat treating, streamlined: as the costs associated with heat treating increase, heat treat companies rely on technology and service to compensate.	Wetzel, Shannon		1182
Heat treatment for diecast parts supplies stronger castings.			40
Heat treatment for diecast parts supplies stronger castings.			387
Here's an idea ... innovate.	Spada, Alfred T.		573
How sand expands.	Thiel, Jerry; Ziegler, Mark; Dziekonski, Paul; Joyce, Sara		1802
Hugh Kind.			25
IJMC includes study on modification of Al-Si alloys, endurance of ductile iron.			154
Innovation as a battle cry.	Wetzel, Shannon	Editorial	708
Innovation in shakeout.			86
Intelligent Demand Response (IDR).		Brief article	78
Intermet Corp.			16
L A Aluminum wins a portion of two government contracts worth more than $400 million.			222
Management information systems.			61
Mazak Corp.			20
Mexico: more than simply automotive castings.	Gil, Patricio		624
Modern Casting hires new advertising staff member.		Brief article	71
Morgan Crucible, Windsor, Berkshire, U.K., has acquired two technical ceramics businesses, Certech and Carpenter Advanced Ceramics for $147 million.			50
Nationwide I-9 campaign targets illegal workers.			124
Nemak Canada plant, losing pricing war, closes.		Brief article	68
Nemak Canada plant, losing pricing war, closes.			407
New MSDS forms available for magnesium alloy castings.			146
Obituaries.		Obituary	98
On Jan. 31, 2008, Simpson Technologies GmbH, Steinhausen, Switzerland, acquired the Disa sand laboratory testing equipment product line.			37
Paper maker Metso's in-house metalcasting facility expansion inaugurated in Finland.			164
Patrice Chartrand, associate professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the Ecole Polytechnique.			34
Precision borescopes.			65
Quality certifications.			47
Question of the month.			31
R.S. Owens.			16
Refractory maker Allied Mineral Products Inc., Columbus, Ohio, purchased 100% of AMETSA, its sales and manufacturing facility in Germiston, South Africa, at the end of 2007, according to a release issued by the company.		Brief article	85
Remet Corp.			12
Rotary Medium Drum.			61
Sale of Foseco nearing completion.			172
Sand additive.			73
See inside your designs with FLOW-3D[R].			69
Selas Heat Technology Co. LLC.			40
Silicosis crackdown: metalcasting facilities are targets of a new OSHA program intended to reduce hazards related to lung disease.			458
Simulation software.			118
Steelmaker Nucor Corp., Charlotte, N.C., announced it has signed a purchase agreement to acquire scrap recycler David J. Joseph Co.			35
Synchro32.			21
Synchro32.			14
The future of process instructions.			88
The hip, knee, elbow, toe and shoulder movement: cast titanium and cobalt-chromium joint components help hundreds of thousands of people move without pain and stiffness.	Wetzel, Shannon		1905
Twelve plants earn top millionaires safety award.			210
U.S. metalcasters to gather in Washington D.C. in April, corporate members buy one get one free.			153
Value-driven management.	Jamison, Matthew; Bitonti, Gene		1040
Vibratory stabilizers.			65
Vision systems lend accuracy to robotics.			504
Vision systems lend accuracy to robotics.			58
Wescast Industries Inc.			13
Worth repeating.	Boose, Vernon		27