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Kent M. Adams *t Pamela Neale Williams Ellen G. Reynard Ernest J. "Trey" Browne, III Mark R. Pickering! Preston D. Hutson Ross H. Jones Lisa Primosic Williams Todd A. Latiolais Jennifer L. Green Scott D. Greener Christopher C. Ege Daisy J. Kapadia John M. Fowler Sarah M. Davis David Flores
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Brillion Iron Works to Manufacture Lightweight Ductile Iron Hub for Gunite
Afterseveral truck OEMscomplete field testing the new lightweight, ductile iron hub designed by Gunite Corp., Rockford, Illinois, the green sand castings will be manufactured byGunite'ssistercompany, Brillion Iron Works. Inc., Brillion, Wiscon sin. The hubs will be machined by Gunite at its facility in Elkhart, Indiana.
The design results in a ductile iron hub that is lighter weight than an aluminum
front hub assembly for comparable gross axle ratings,said Bill Ott, Gunitevice presi dent of engineering.
When compared to Gunite's previous hub design, the hub offers a 12-lb weight reduction, Ott added.
The hubs will be for Class 6, 7 and 8 highway tracks.
Gunite manufactures drams, hubs and wheels for the truck industry.
Brillion produces iron castings for the transportation, agriculture, mining,power generation and heating industries. T
Ganlte's patent pending design uses outboard ribbing for optimum load distribution within ike casting. The ribbingalso acts like spokes in a wheel by allowing the ribs to bend instead of compress.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Winsert, Inc., Marinette, Wisconsin, was recently recognized by Ford Motor Co-'s lima, Ohio-based Lima Engine Plant for supplying two years of defectfree valve seat inserts.
HMG Foundry, South Bend, Indiana, was presented the Salute to Business Award by the Sc. Joseph County, Indi ana chamber of Commerce in recogni tion ofthe foundry's $3.2 million invest ment in its business.
PacificStates CastIronPipe Co., Provo, Utah, has awarded Kiittner-Modern, Port Washington, Wisconsin, with a contract to modernize its melt system, including a below charge take-off, a new cupola charger, a hotblast recuperator, a carbon monoxide gas combustion system and a new baghouse.
Simpson Technologies Corp., Aurora, Illinois, has .been awarded contracts to supply a sand preparation system to the HanoiMechanical Co. castingplant, Thanh Xuan District, Hanoi City, Vietnam, and a Multi-Coolerto the GmmgidYbdruMachin ery Co., Ltd., casting plane, Yulin City, Guangxi Province, China. In othernews, the firm has supplied a Multi-Cooler to the Takaoka Plant ofAisin Takaoka Co., Ltd-, Toyota City, Japan.
General Motors Corp. (GM), Detroit, andHormelFoodsSpedaltyProducts, Aus tin, Minnesota, have reached an agree ment on the patent for GMBond chat provides Hormel a worldwide, exclusive license without royalty payments to GM.
Castech, Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, Mexico, has purchased a T4 Sand Lion solutionheattreatment system from Con solidated Engineering Co-, Kennesaw, Georgia, with the capacity for 72 cast aluminum V6 engine blocks/hr,
Union Foundry, Anniston, Alabama, has contracted With ETA Engineering, Inc., Avilla, Indiana, to design, fabricate and install a new cupola air pollution control system.
Norris Brothers Corp., Centreville, Ala bama, has been appointed the foundry sales representative for Carrier Vibrat ing Equipment, Inc., Louisville, Ken tucky, in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, and for Hunter Automated Machinery Corp., Schaumburg, Illinois, in Alabama, Loui
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siana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
BCC Products, Inc., Franklin, Indi ana, has appointed Weaver Material Service, Inc., Jamestown, NewYork, its exclusive sales representative fpr the northeastern U.$.
LMI Selcom, Southfield, Michigan, through its Korean partner Koins Co.,
Ltd., has installed a LaserPour Automatic ControI_System in the HMCJunju plant in Korea.
Leco Corp., St.Joseph, Michigan, has teamedwith eMarket Capital,Inc., Phila delphia, to develop a web-based finan cial solution for customers purchasing
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pacify is forecast to be high in the future. ` Motor Vehicles--The less-than SO ]b
class dominates motor vehicle demand (at 93% for this sector) and--spurred by some conversion from malleable iron and tossofcaptive capacity--should continue to do so in the near future. The conver sion of suspension and differential cast ings to aluminum could affect the demand in the next few years. Applications produced via vertically parted molding now exceed 90% of the total shipments. .
Valves '& Fittings--The 0-50 lb range (currently at 23% of total demand for this application) is expected to benefit from the increasing conversion of mal leable fittings in the future. Imports con tinue to be the main threat, however, especially from Asia-
Construction Machinery--While 43% of the demand for this sector falls in the 0-50 and 51-150 lb range, conversion of castings from steel are forecast to in crease demand in the heavier weight classes..Suspension, differential and other rear-end vehicle castings are ex pected to increase applications.
Steel
With 592,000 tons of railroad casting shipments forecast for 2002, this applica tion represents-44% of the total market for steel castings. Castings for this sector de mand--including wheels, bolsters, side frames, couplets and yokes--are primarily in the 101-1000 lb casting range.
The majority of the non-railroad cast ings are consumed in the lower (0-100 and 101-500 Jb) weight classes.
Construction, Mining and Oil Field Equipment--The majority of the cast ings to thissector (which represents53% of nonrailroadsteel castings) are shown to be in the medium weight ranges.
Truck--Nearly all of the shipments to the trucksector(which also includesmilitatyvehicles) are in the 0-100 and 101-500 lb range. Some applications are expected to be convertedto ductile iron in the future and reduce growth in this marketsector.
Aluminum
A total of 2.14 million tons of cast alu minum is forecast for2002. Motorvehicle consumption dominates the metal's ap plication at 60.5% of the total. As the engine block and cylinder head conver sion to aluminum accelerates, aluminum casting shipmentswill grow further. GM's lostfoamproductionofblocksandheads, Ford'suseof precision sand processes for blocks and the transplant automakers'
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production of heads via low-pressure permanent moldare expected to increase each process' output in the future.
Motor Vehicles--Oiecast aluminum dominates this sector's consumption at 725.000 tons (52% of total). Aluminum castings produced by low-pressure per manent mold and lost foam, primarily used for cylinder heads, are forecast at 130,000and 100,000 tons, respectively. Shipments of semi-permanent mold aluminum castings are forecast at 268.000 tons, while the sand-cast alu
minum process, used primarily for in
take manifolds and blocks, is expected
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Stratecasls' new 2001/2002 Demand and SupplyForecastforMetalcastingsisnow avail able throughAFS. TheSOQ-page, two-ookime reportforecaststhe annualdemand andsup* ply for ail cast metals and major markets through 20]j. The condensed version ofthe study, a$ prepared annually forAFS, will be available laterthis fait.
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Casting Marketing is the Job of Every Foundry Operation
I agree with the November 2000 editorial, "Not in the Casting Business Anymore," that castings are probably not the first choice for today's engi neers. 1 also agree that the foundry industry must take a different plan of attack and include marketing along
with our sales efforts. My question is if our attitude must be adjusted. For example, must we try to create de mand for castings rather than eat an other foundry's lunch for our growth? 1 believe the answer is yes.
Few shops (except the largest) can afford an in-house marketing person. 1 suspect most of us rely on the likes of
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AFS, Non-Ferrous Founders'Society, the Aluminum Assn, and others to do the marketing on our behalf. Maybe AFS could sponsor periodic advertisements in non-foundryjournals proclaiming the benefits of castings.
However, we cannot afford to sit idly by and expect associations to do it all. For starters, each of us in the indusby must be on the lookout for potential conversions. This is a sales function, but we must remember that we are all sales people for our foundry. We must keep our eyes and ears open when we visit customers and be on the lookout forpotential conversions. We must con tinually remind our sales force to look for conversions and new products that could utilize castings. Perhaps this is easier said than done for most smaller shops. How many shops with 50 em ployees actually have a full-time sales person who they can tell what to do, how to do it and when to do it? What about those of us who rely on reps for oursales? We have enough trouble mo tivating our reps to sell for us let alone spending time searching for casting op portunities that may or may not exist.
I suspect, however, that it goes even deeper. When I read statementssuch as "castings may be brittle," and "we lack performance data,'i amsuspicious that there is a whole generation of design engineers that have had little exposure to castings as these quotes betray an ignorance regarding castings. Is this the foundry industry's fault or is this a func tion of academia? I suspect academia's view may- be that castings are an out dated'technology, and thattheirresponsibility is to educate their students in the newer technologies.
Call ourindustiywhateveryouwant, just keep after us to make every effort to "grow the pie-"
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Loctite-introduces White HiTemp Anti-Seize Lubricant
Loctite Corporation has introduced a high-temperature resistant anti-seize lubricant for use in situations in which temperature-resistance is a factor. Loctite. White Hi-Temp Anti-Seize lubricant is a non:metallie formulation that protects mated metal parts against seizing and galling in temperatures up to 2000F. The compound can be used
on various metals such as copper, brass, cast iron, steel and all alloys including stainless steel. It has excellent lubric ity and its white color gives it a more uniform, less grease-like appearance.
For more information, contact Jase Doane, Loctite Corporation, at 860.571.5182.
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Parker Hannifin Corporation's Hydrau lic Valve Division has announced several major new improvements to its DFW series of proportional directionaf con trol valves. Typical applications forthese valves include reproducible control of actuator speed in rapid/slow speed profiling, as well as smooth accelera tion and deceleration performance.
The new PIFW and D3FW valves take advantage of improved coil tech-' nology to enhance performance. As a result, the maximum flow capability of these D03 and D05 size valves has been dramatically increased. The DIFWflow ratinghas risen by more than 32 percent to47LPM (12.5 GPM), while the D3FW '
flow rating has increased by more than 44 percent to 170 LPM (45 GPM).
Makino Announces A99E KMC
The A99E horizontal machining center (HMC) has been completely redesigned to substantially upgrade the quality and performance of the machine. This all hew HMC replaces the former A99, and includes new designs and dimen sions that enhance its strength, metal removal capability, speed of operation and workzone size.
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The Foundry Educational Foundation (FEF) has released an all-new CD-ROM that describes the career opportunities available in the metalcasting industry. The multimedia "Castingfor a Career" presentation offers personal accounts from past FEF scholars and educators as well as information on North Ameri can casting as a whole. In addition to describing careers in metalcasting, it also provides insight into the FEF's role in attracting talented personnel through its relationship with the indus try and 32 university programs.
The CD-ROM was funded and pro duced through a donation last year by Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, Ml. To obtain a free copy of the CD-ROM, contact FEF Executive Director, Bill Sorensen, at bill@fefoffice.org.
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NAOCA Makes Contributions
Generous contributions have recently been made to several NADCA funds. Based on a unanimous vote by the NADCA Board of Governors, a $50,000 contribution has been made from NADCA to the David Lalne Memorial Scholarship Fund. The same monetary donation was made to the Harvill Foundation as well. In addition to the above contributions, $100,000 was also contributed to the Marketing Fund and the Research & Development Fund from the NADCA General Fund.
UCOMU: Orders For Capital Goods Hold Steady in 2001
The index values, which appear to be
negative, are the best results since 1995, with the exception of 2000, a record year. The President of UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE, Andrea Riello, says: "With stability we can guarantee, even better results."
In-2001, the orders received by Ital ian manufacturers of machine tool,
robot and automation fell by 20.8 per cent compared to the previous year, for an average value of 99 (base year 1995=100).
According.to the figures released today by the UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE Studies Department, this result was influenced more by
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WARNING!!!!
This product contains free crystalline silica. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has determined that inhaled crystalline silica in the form of quartz or cristobalite from occupational sources is carcinogenic to humans (IARC Group 1). Prolonged inhalation of silica dust may result in silicosis, a progressive, disabling, and sometimes fatal, lung disease. Avoid creating dusty conditions and use a NIOSH/MSHA approved dust respirator when Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) may be exceeded. See Material Safety Data Sheet for detailed information.
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