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Download Press Release PDF Clinton, SC – January 24, 2025 – CaneKast, a leader in innovative casting solutions, is proud to announce that its newly acquired DISA MATCH 24/28 machine is now fully operational at Southern Aluminum Foundry and Machine (SAF) in Clinton, SC. This cutting-edge technology is transforming sand casting processes by delivering unmatched […]
Download Press Release PDF Clinton, SC – January 24, 2025 – CaneKast, a leading network of non-ferrous foundries, has expanded its capabilities and market presence with the acquisition of Southern Aluminum Foundry and Machine (SAF). Since acquiring SAF in 2023, CaneKast has made significant investments to enhance operations and drive long-term growth, reinforcing its commitment
CaneKast™, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Cushman Foundry CHASKA, MN (January 28th, 2022) — Cushman Foundry of Blue Ash, Ohio, was acquired by CaneKast™, a leader in non-ferrous foundries. “This transaction enables us to take advantage of opportunities for growth and innovation across our facilities,” remarked Reg Zeller, CEO and owner of CaneKast™. “The addition of
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Casting Source’s 2021 July/August, Q&A article, “You Don’t Have To Be Monet,” by Kim Phelan, features Reg Zeller. Casting Source: You’re passionate about bringing manufacturing back to America, and certainly the reasons are many to do so. But is it one of those things that’s easier said than done? Reg Zeller: I can’t tell you how many
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Benefits of Aluminum Prototype Casting Designers/engineers can gain tangible proof of the component’s quality, find unexpected flaws and perform testing that delivers invaluable data. Marketers can use prototypes to gain feedback from customers or investors before full-scale production begins. Designers/engineers can make parts in a wide range of sizes and surface details with various finishes.
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Knowledge of casting defects and what causes them is an essential part of managing casting quality. High-quality foundries avoid pitfalls that cause casting defects. Casting defects in a finished product can occur due to defective pattern design, improper melting of metal, defective molding material, or improper venting. Defects can also occur due to control limitations
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Five non-ferrous metal applications which affected global industries in a big way include aluminum aircraft frames, magnesium transmissions, titanium golf clubs, zinc electrical hardware, and bronze gears. Previous Next The Industrial and Transportation Revolutions fueled the demand for non-ferrous metal applications. The development of the airplane industry, the commercialization of automobiles, and the mass production
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“Superior is a great fit to help us achieve our vision.” CHASKA, Minnesota, May 20, 2021 – CaneKast™ and its companies Ermak Foundry & Machining, Patriot Foundry & Castings and RDS Dock Hardware have acquired Superior Aluminum Castings of Independence, Missouri. Reg Zeller, CEO and owner commented, “Four years ago we started acquiring non-ferrous foundries
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Metal Solidification is the comprehensive transformation process of a liquid into a solid and the basis of casting technology, including melting, pouring, and re-solidating a metal or metal alloy within a mold to produce a final desired product. 1. Melting The casting process starts by heating a metal alloy in a crucible until it melts.
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Metal casting is when molten metal is poured into a mold and allowed to solidify into an object. The object that solidifies is called a casting. Sand casting is the most widely used metal casting process in manufacturing, and almost all casting metals can be sand cast. Sand casting is pouring molten metal into a
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