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PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER

SEPTEMBER '77

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

PLAN-V 'ItS'I pr Ot4

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION 5 FOUNDRIES ( SEE ALL 5 ) STEEL - IRON - ROLL - INGOT MOLD

BRASS & BRONZE

BETHLEHEM, PA.

DATE - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 1 77

TIME - 2:30 P.M. SHARP

Buses leave Holiday Inn, Bethlehem (Route 512 & 22) and ticket must

be purchased prior to boarding bus for Plant Tour. Ticket Cost / $10.00.

We must have your reservation for dinner so that we can guarantee the

Holiday Inn the number of dinners we will be serving, thus enabling us

to serve a good dinner. Mall enclosed card or phone Secretary—Treasurers

office (Area 215 333-1155 ) as to your reservation.

Dinner Meeting at Holiday Inn, Bethlehem - Bar Opens - 5:30 P.M.

Dinner - 6:45 P.M.

Meeting - :OO P.M.

( Over )

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S.

EAST COAST REGIONAL CONFERENCE

TAMIMENT RESORT AND COUNTRY CLUB TAMII'1ENT, PA.

NOVEMBER 4TH - 6TH '77

Make your reservations now direct to Tamiment Resort & Country Club

to Mr. C.A. Stewart, Reservations Manager. All reservations must be

received by October 14th '77.

Accommodations and Room Rates

Double Room (Two Persons) $150.00 per couple for entire weekend Single Room (One Person) $113.00 for entire weekend Child up to age 16 sharing room

with parents $ 3.00 All sleeping accommodations are deluxe and furnished with color T.V., coffee maker and refrigerator as well as individually controlled heat and air conditioning. The above rates include: Pennsylvania Sales Tax; gratuities to bellmen, chambermaids, and dining room waiters and waitresses; 1oding for two (2) nights; six (6) meals consisting of two (2) dinners, two (2) breakfasts, two (2) luncheons plus two (2) cocktail parties (one Friday and one On Saturday). Meetings from Friday, November 4th at 2:00 P.M. till 4:30 P.M. and on Saturday, November 5th from 9:00 A.M. till 4:30 P.M. on Steel, Iron, and NonFerrous. General Information

Men's Registration - $25.00 Includes admission to all sessions, and cocktail parties.

Ladies Registration - No Charge A special program has been arranged by the Committee for the ladies.

Sponsoring Chapters

The biannual AFS East Coast Regional Conference is an official meeting of the American Foundrymen's Society, co-sponsored by the Chesapeake, Connecticut, Eastern New York, Metropolitan, Penn-York and Philadelphia AFS Chapters.

American Foundrymen's Society


OFFICE, SECRETARY-TREASURER - 6801 STATE ROAD, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19135— 215-333-1155

CHAIRMAN JAMES H. KUNKELMAN

International Foundry Supply Co.

VICE-CHAIRMAN JACK K. WITHERINGTON

Alloy Steel Castings Co.

SECRETARY-TREASURER HERMAN E. MANDEL

Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Co.

Philadelphia, Pa.

PLANT TOUR - BETHLEHEM STEEL

5 FOUNDRIES (SEE ALL 5)

IRON FOUNDRY - Annual capacity 60,000 tons, blast furnace iron, 1 - 9 ton coreless furnace (ductile and ni-hard), green sand, no-bake, castings up to 400,000 lbs. poured.

STEEL FOUNDRY - Annual capacity (rolls 13,000 tons - steel castings 9,000 tons), direct arc melting, sweep molding, pit molding, no-bake cores, castings up to 400,000 lbs. poured.

BRASS FOUNDRY - Annual capacity 1,000 tons, 60% copper castings, 3 - 2 ton coreless furnaces, 1 oil fired furnace, green sand and no-bake.

ROLL FOUNDRY - Annual capacity 15,000 tons, 3 - 25 ton coreless furnaces, dry sand and no-bake practices.

INGOT MOLD FOUNDRY - Annual capacity 550,000 tons, 800 ton holding-mixing furnace, slinger operation includes largest slinger ever made, new environmental controls for both air and water pollution.

DATE: Friday, September 16, 1977

TIME: Buses leave Holiday Inn, Bethlehem (Rte. 512 & 22) at 2:30 sharp for steel company.

Dinner meeting at Holiday Inn, Bethlehem - Bar Opens - 5:30 PM Dinner - 6:45 PM Meeting - 8:00 PM

RUSH RUSH RUSH

ATTENDANCE IS LIMITED - SO SEND IN YOUR RESERVATION TODAY OR CALL (215) 333-1155

DIRECTORS

Terms Expire 1978 Terms Expire 1979 Terms Expire 1980 EDWARD J. FITZGERALD. Ogden Alleys, Inc., Barth Division A. F. SZYMURSKI, Crown Non-Ferrous Foundry Co. JAMES F. YOUNG, Jesse S. Morie & Son RICHARD W. BOYD, Pennsylvania Steal Foundry & Machine Co. ALFRED E. IJMBLE, Bethlehem Steel Corp. RALPH L. SEVERSON, INC., Thomas C. Muff, Inc.

FRANK H. BARNES, Philadelphia Coke Division ARTHUR A. MANN, Riverside Foundry F. X. ENDERLEIN, JR., H. G. Foderlein Company

ROBERT J. MOSEMAN, Rockwell International

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PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (e 57" ae 7"wd" lwdwavo ~

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OCCUPATIONS, HEALTH H THE

F'C'UNDRI-ES DR. SAMUEL ELKINS

PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR - "CENTER FOR FWIRONvNTAL STUDIES"

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

DISCUSSION LEADER

SAMUEL MARCUS - SPRING CITY FOUNDRY CO.

"THIS WILL BE A MOST HELPFUL AND INTERESTING PRESENTATION ON ALL PHASES OF THIS MOST VERY IMPORTANT SUBJECT"

FRIDAY - cTOBFR 1 4TH 1 77

HOLIDAY INN - LIONVILLE, PA.

Exit 23 - PENNSYLVANIA TURNPI}

MEETING Then Route #100 South or

- Route 30 - By Pass to 100 and

OCTOBER 14 '7 Then North to Inn

Cocktails 6:30 P.M .

Dinner l P.M.

Meeting 7:00 P.M.

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Announcements & News

G.(Jerry) A. Conger has formed a new company to provide foundry engineer-ing and consulting services. He will offer feasability studies, equipment evaluations, plant layout, scrap control studies, metallurgical and sand control, and foundry technical assistance. His background and experience covers every aspect of the foundry Industry. Five years Professor of Metallurgy, four years metallurgical consultant, seven years foundry operation and management and twenty years of equipment design, manufacture and sales. He can be reached by writing, G.A. Conger Associates, R-D., Box 401, Dallas, Pa.18E12 or by phone 717 67-2073.

Herb Sapik has accepted the position of President, Caldwell Foundry and Machine Inc. Birmingham, Alabama. (Two steel foundries and a small machining facilty)

Howard A. Schaevitz was elected Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Schaevitz En-gineering, Pennsauken, N.J., succeeding Herman Schaevitz who has retired.

H.E. Johnson, Jr. is now Resident Manager, Hickman Williams & Company. Frank Mattson has retired and Is now living In Arizona.

Pennsylvania Malleable Iron Div., Gulf & Western Mfg. Co. announces that John Terrell has been promoted to plant manager of the Landisville Plant. He had been superintendent prior to his promotion. Kenneth Buckwalter is now superinten-dent replacing Terrell and Larry everageis chief inspector.

Earl Blanton - Vice President, Spies Atlantic Steel Casting Co.-Chester,Pa has retired after L5 years of service in the foundry Industry.

CERTIFIED ANALYTICAL & METALLURGICAL SERVICES PNVS4CAI. - ANALYTICAL • NON-DESTRUCTIVE • METALL(X351APRIC • CONSULTING

FAST • ACCURATE • RELIABLE P. 0. BOX 1241 • 4029 NEW CASTLE AVENUE

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19899 302.955-7358 ,

FOUNDRY ALLOYS WAflHOU*E, DISTRICT OFFICE:

E & L WafshoMs 134 Morton Rd I I 3rd & 1acoØ Camdsa Tel.. (Phila.) 5A 7.2713

SPRINGFIELD KIgswood 3-1165 - CANTON. I (Csmds)

EM - 54M

TOM C. MUFF, INC.

RALPH L. SEVERSON FOUNDRY ADVISORY SERVICE

100 ROBODA BLVD. PHONE 215-948-6269 ROYERSFORD, PA. 19468

NATIONAL CRUCIBLE CO. Mermaid Lane at Queen Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19118

CARBON BONDED CRUCIBLES REFRACTORIES

ALL GRADES OF SAND AND MATERIALS FOR THE FOUNDRY

GEORGE F PETTINOS, INC. 235 BAL AVENUE - BALA-CYNWYD, PENNA. - TEnnyson 9-6290 (Phil*.)

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND J. S. McCORMICK CO.

WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS - PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. SPRING CITY, PENNA.

ACME RESIN COMPANY A Unit of CPC International, ,c.

Shell, Hot Box & No Bake Resins • Resin Coated Sands JOHN UTZMAN , MAIN OFFICE

YORK. PENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS 800-323-6863 312-771-9680

Ac G. A. Conger Associates

CONSULTANTS

R. D. 5, BOX 401. DALLAS, PA 18612, U.S.A. TELEPHONE 717/675-2073

W. B. COLEMAN CO. ESTADLISI-IED 1922

TESTING LABORATORIES CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, SPECTROGRAPHIC, METALLURGICAL INVESTIGATION

91h AND RISING SUN AVE., PHILA., PA. 19140 (215) 223.7751

-- 400 Orrton Avenue—P. 0. Box 1053 Reoding, Pennsylvania 19603 U.S.A.

ILS INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY INC (215) 378-1381

Quality Supplies & Suoerb Service For The Industry

LANCASTER FOUNDRY 717-394-0753

SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. -

GLqonquLn ekemical Compa", Aw.

P. 0. Box 228 P. 0. Box 885 HAMBURG, PA. 19526 . GAFFNEY, S. C. 29340 Phone: (215) 562-7568 Phone: (803) 489-9675

PHUADELPHIA COKE CO., INC. 4501 Richmond St. . 215-743-3100 Philadelphia, Pa. 19137

Ferro Alloys FOUNDRY COKE

Limestone

HI-Carb 99 Pig Iron

PA.

Club wmwftvww~

ROUTE 611 - WARRINGTON,

SIXTY TURKEYS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY.

ONE TURKEY WILL BE GIVEN TO EACH TABLE, AND THE BALANCE WILL BE

Annual Xmas Part Warrjnt

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16TH

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NOVEMBER 1977 Page 1 Number 3

DRAWN FROM THOSE STUBS REMAINING. I DINNER 6:30 SHARP

DOOR PRIZES PRIME RIB DINNER

FLOOR SHOW

CASH BAR AVAILABLE DON'T GET SHUT OUT

TICKETS $15.00 ORDER NOW

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER AFS

MAIL TO: SECRETARY-TREASURER PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER, AFS 6801 STATE ROAD, BLDG. B PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19135

OR ORDER BY PHONING 215-333-1155

November 1977 Page 2 Number 3 IT ITTTT1:

Foundry Supplies and Refractories t the TIE $ANNA FURNACE COPORA1

CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC. best known 1462 Suburban Station Building

name Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1910:

Warehouse: 4th and Coates Sts., Route 23, Bridgeport, Pa. 19405 HANNA Phone: 215 568-5220 279-4520 Philadelphia 242-0727 MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEELCORPORAT0

E®PETRO BOND' NATIONAL BARONIT one-package binder SANI) 3()Nl)INC; A(;1-:NT BENTONITE Memo rium:

Nin Baroid Samuel Lipson, a retired research SALES REPRESENTATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND Co. metallurgist for the Frankford Arsenal

METAL GOODS/ DIVISION OF ALCAN ALUMINUM died recently. Mr. Lipson retired

seven years ago after 30 years with FOUNDRY ALLOY SERVICE the Frankford Arsenal. At the time of

BROADEST LINE IN THE INDUSTRY

Norcom& Charter Rds.,Phik.,Pa. 19154 Phoue2IS-464-3800 his retirement he was chief of the Formerly WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. foundry branch of the Arsenal's

Pipman-Dunn Laboratories. He contrib-

R D'1ER ;uted articles to technical periodicals

FOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT and was the inventor of the thickness

Overhead sand systems . Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying sand gauge used to determine the thickness

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704/ 717.287.9625 of metal. In 1968 he was the recipien of the John H. Whiting Gold Medal of

GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC. the American Foundrymen's Society!

FOUNDRY ALLOYS - PIG IRON SILICON CARBIDE

IfEd9emont, Pa. 19028 215-356-9522

DISAMATIC AND BMM MOLDING MACHINES DYNAMIC AIR. INC. PNEUMATIC CONVEYING

pP

GENERAL KINEMATICS CORP. VIB, SHAKEOUTS, FEEDERS. CONVS. lAnnouncing the 46th Annual South- 'BAKER-PERKINS MIXERS AND RECLAMATION eastern Regional Conference, AFS

ZIMMERMAN -JOHNSON ASSOCS., INC. - _P. 0. BOX 115 BLUE BELL, PA. 19422 (215) 279.2208 February 2, 3, 1978 at the Hotel _- - Roanoke, Roanoke, Va, sponsored by PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. the Birmingham District Chapter,

WHEN WE SAY "'Foundry Supplies and Equipment" Tennessee Chapter and the Piedmont

WE MEAN Everything" I Chapter. For Additional InfOrmation,

• 6801 State Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 • (215) 333-1155 Contact Edgar J. Hopkins, 3527 Prov- idence Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211

EXOTHERMIC and INSULATING PRODUCTS for the FOUNDRY INDUSTRY :

EXOMETCONNEAUT, INCORPORATED .L MEMORIUM

OHIO 44030 CALL 216-593-1161 CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT. It is with a deep sense of loss that

I e note the untimely death of Mr. (201) 3779100 I John Kuip of the Kulp Foundry in

WHITEHEAD BROTHERS COMPANY tfast Stroudsburg. Our sympathy is 60 HANOVER ROAD FLORHAM PARK, N. J. 07932 lextended to his family and many,

FOUNDRY SAND and SUPPLIES DUTCH BRAND RESIN COATED SAND

nany friends.

Hickman, Williams & Co. BLUE BELL, PA. • 628-6286

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO-ALLOYS I FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and GRIT

BLACK PRODUCTS CO. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

"BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES SALES REPRESENTATIVES: CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., BRIDGEPORT, PA.

PHONES: 279-4520 or CH 2-0727

PHYSICAL' ANALYTICAL. • ISON.CESTRUCflVA • MFIALLOGRAPHIC . CONSULTING FAST • ACCURATE • RELIABLE

P. 0. BOX 124 • 4029 NEW CASTLE AVENUE WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19699 3024557358_

FOUNDRY ALLOYS , DISTRICT OFFICE- WAREHOUSE: 134 Morton Rd JØotiilet

SPRINGFIELD 3rd & Jackson Camdan Kingwood 34168 CAM1'OH, OHIO Xamdasi) EM 54M

TOM C. MUFF, INC.




CARBON BONDED CRUC1BLS REFRACTORIES


GEORGE F. PETTINOS g INC. 123 COULTER AVENUE - ARDMORE, PENNA. - MI 9-6210

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND J. S. McCOMICX Co.

WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. SPRING CITY, PENNA.

ACME RESIN COMPANY A Unit of CPC InorntiionaI, Inc.

Shell, Hot Box & No Bake Resins • Resin Coated Sands JOHN UTZMAN MAIN OFFICE

YORK, PENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS 800-323-6863 312-771-9680

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We wish to express to all those in participating Chapters of the AFS for their untiring efforts in help-ing to make our East Coast Regional Conference at Tamirrient, Pa. such a tremendous success. Attendance and interest was at an all time high and we are deeply grateful to all concerned.

Mr. Jay Hitchings was good enough to call and tell us that they had some lab equipment that they would like to give to some educational agency that could make good use of it. Dr. Diran Apelian of Drexel Univer -sity was advised as to its avail-ability and made arrangements to pick up the equipment. The entire industry is grateful to Foote Mineral Company for their interest and help. -

CI ]fl G. A. Conter Aoeiates A letter from

CONSULTANTS Chapter - follows: 'The

retiring Philadelphia Chairman reads as

gifts were great, I'll R D. 5. BOX 401, DALLAS, PA 18612. USA

TELEPHONE 717/675-2073

W. B. COLEMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1922


9th AND RISING SUN AVE., PHILA., PA. 19140 (215) 223-775

LFN 4 00 Orrion Avenue—P 0 Box 053 Reading, Pennsyivaflio 19603 U S A

Li INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY ±Nc_ ._. (215) 3781381

Quality Supplies & Suoerb Service For The dustry

LANCASTER FOUNDRY 717-394-0753 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.

qlqonqtttnehemicL eompatzy, gnc.

P. 0. Eon 228 P. 0. Box 885 HAMBURG, PA. 19526 , GAFFNEY, S. C. 29340 - Phone: (215) 562.7568 Phone: (803) 489.9675

- PHILADELPHIA COKE CO., INC.

4501 Richmond S. 215-743-3100 Philadelphia, Pa. 19137

Ferro Alloys FOUNDRY COKE Limestone

Hi-Carb 99 Pig Iron

get many nours oz use ana enjoymenc from them. I do want to thank you, but in a very special sense, it is I should be giving you gifts for giving me the opportunity and supporting me during my term as chairman. The memories of the last year will remain with me forever and be among the fondest. Again thanks and I wish all who will come after me, as great a year as mine ,was; and please call upon me when-ever I can be of assistance, Very Sincerely, Bob Moseman".

Bill Binder, Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Company, is back on the job after a three month bout with a heart attack, he wishes to express his thanks for the Chapter's remembrance and for the many, many inquiries as to his recovery.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW

AMEIUGAN FOUNDIlYMEN'S SOCIETY PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (o 7." e4

DECEMBER 1977 Page 1 NUMBER 4

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Club ROUTE 611 WARRINGTON, PA.

If I SIXTY TURKEYS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY.

' ONE TURKEY WILL BE GIVEN TO EACH

TABLE, AND THE BALANCE WILL BE

DRAWN FROM THOSE STUBS REMAINING.

GOLF PRIVILEGES AVAILABLE!!!!

DOOR PRIZES PRIME RIB DINNER

16TH DINNER 6:30 SHARP

FLOOR SHOW

CASH BAR AVAILABLE DON'T GET SHUT OUT

TICKETS $15.00 ORDER NOW

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER AFS

MAIL TO: SECRETARY-TREASURER PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER, AFS 6801 STATE ROAD, BLDG. B PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19135

OR ORDER BY PHONING 215-333-1155

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AMERICAN FOUNDPiYMEN'S SOCIETY 4 '7ed.ceeal Sieeet

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (0 76"WT,00 vwew~

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YOU'LL BE SORRY IF.

..:: .....::. Cocktails 5:45

YOU M I S S T H E Dinner 45

Meeting 8

JANUARY 13th Meeting

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at the

SHERATON-BERKSHIRE MOTOR INN Reading, Penna .

SPEAKER JACK SCHAUM, EDITOR MODERN CASTING MAGAZINE

SUBJECT "OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FOUNDRY" . .

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Jack Schauns has held the position of Edi tor of "Modern Casting" Magazine since 1956. In 1975, he was made Publisher/Editor of the magazine with complete responsibility for advertising and circulation as well as editor-ial content. In addition to this position, he is also Director of Tech-nical Communications for the American Foundrymen's Society with respons-ibility for publishing the AFS International Castmetals Journal, Trans-actions and all AFS Technical Books.

His formal education started at MIT where he received his B.S. in Matall-urgical Engineering in 1940. He has taken graduate courses in Metallurgy subjects at Carnegie Institute and the University of Maryland. Since coming to Modern Castings our speaker has taken a number of journalism courses at Northwestern School of Journalism.

His professional career began at Lewis Foundry & Machine, a division of Blaw Knox in Pittsburgh, where he served as Assistant Meta1lurgistcasting rolling mill rolls. From here he went to Babcock & Wilcox as Research Metallurgist. These experiences were followed by several years with the Bureau of Mines as Mineral Economist. During World War II Jack served both in and out of uniform as a research metallurgist at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. In his last position before coming to Modern Castings he was in charge of Foundry Research at the National Bureau of Standards and was Chairman cf the AFS Chesapeake Chapter.

Since becoming Editor of Modern Castings, he has written numerous articles on practically every facet of Metalcasting Technology, Operations and Management. Jack makes a point of actively working one week of every year in a foundry. His polific writing career has given him the opportunity to visit more metal casting operations than any other writer in the world.

November 1977 Page 2 Number 3

Foundry Supplies and Refractories the S HANNA FURNACE CORPORATI CARSON, MARSHALL & Co., INC. best known NNAINE uA 1462 Suburban Station BuftdIg

• Warehouse: 4th and Coates Ste.. Route #23, Bridgeport, Pa. 19405

279-4520 Philadelphia 242-0727 . .

name PhIIbd,Iphia. P*nnsylvanla 191O

i, U I Phone: 215 568-5220 MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATIO

BARONITEPETRo BOND' NATIONAL 'I' one-package binder

''""' BENTONITF I

NR; PLEASE NOTE: At our February

Baro,d meeting at the Holiday Inn, Lion-- SALES REPRESENTATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

yule, Pa. Subject:"Energy", METAL GOODS/ DIVISION OF ALCAN ALUMINUM Ladies are invited.

FOUNDRY ALLOY SERVICE BROADEST LINE IN THE INDUSTRY

Norconi & Charter Rds., Phila., Pa. 19154 Phone 215-464-3800 Formerly WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. Program: Balance of Year.

R c3yr=R 1 February, 10th "Energy", Holiday FOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT Inn, Lionville, Pa. Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems 'Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying sand

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO.., Kingston, Pa. 18704/ 7172879625 March 10, Round Table, Brass,

GANO, MOORE COMPANY, NCO Bronze & Aluminum, Iron and Steel Holiday Inn, Lionville, Pa.

FOUNDRY ALLOYS - PIG IRON SILICON CARBIDE Name

April 14th, Economics of Chem- Edgemont, Pa, 19028 215-356-9522 ically Bonded Sand - Economics

- of Green Sand, Holiday Inn, DISAMATIC AND BMM MOLDING MACHINES

• Lionville, Pa. Also Sand School, DYNAMIC AIR. INC. PNEUMATIC CONVEYING • r GENERALKINEMATICSCORP. VIB. SHAKEOUTS. FEEDERS, CONVS. see back page for details.

'BAKER-PERKINS MIXERS AND RECLAMATION ZIMMERMAN -JOHNSON ASSOCS., INC. May, 1978 National Convention , P. 0. BOX 115 BLUE BELL. PA . 19422 (215) 279.2208

PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. June 1978 Annual Golf Outing

WHEN WE SAY Foundry Supplies and Equipment" and Picnic, Warrington Country

WE MEAN 'Evcrything" Club, Warrington, Pa..

6801 State Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 • (215) 333-1155

EXOTHERMIC and INSULATING PRODUCTS Once again, may we prevail upon for the FOUNDRY INDUSTRY

INCORPORATED E)COPAET CONNEAUT,. OHIO 44030

you to PLEASE mail your return card back to us promptly. It

CALL 216-593-1161 CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT. is VERY IMPORTANT that we have

201) 377-9100 an accurate count for the hctel.

WHITEHEAD BROTHERS COMPANY Thank you.

60 HANOVER ROAD FLORHAM PARK, N. J. 07932 FOUNDRY SAND and SUPPLIES

DUTCH BRAND RESIN COATED SAND Our condolences are extended to Herman and Gertrude Mandel of the

Hickman, Williams & Co. Pennylvania Foundry Supply and BLUE BELL, PA. . 628-6286 Sand Company on the death cf

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL,FERRO-ALLOYS their brother Jacob on January

FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and GRIT 2nd.

BLACK PRODUCTS CDe • CHICAGO. ILLINOIS "BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES SALES REPRESENTATIVES! CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., BRIDGEPORT, PA.

PHONES 279-4520 or C14 2-0727

We are sure that at sometime, you have said of a friend in this business, "How come he doesn't belong to the AFS"? Ask him....

fanuary_1978

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F01IMMIUPMW ALLOYS DISTRICT OFFICE- WAREHOUSE., 134 Morton Rd. 3rd &J&cksonCamden

SPRINGFIELD 47 Tole. (Phil) MA 7.272 KIn:wood 3-816 CANTON. OHIO (c!) EM 54$G

TOM C. MUFF, INC.






GEORGE F. PETTINOS, INC. 123 COULTER AVENUE - ARDUORE, PENNA. - Ml 9-6210

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR

ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND J. S. McCOMlCK Co. WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA, SPRING CITY, PENNA.

ACME RESIN COMPANY A Unit of CPC'international, Inc.


YORK, ?ENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS 800-323.6863 - 312.771.9680

A C flj G. A. Conger Associates

- CONSULTANTS

A. D. 5. BOX 401, DALLAS. PA 18612. U SA




9th AND RISING SUN AVE., P1-lILA., PA. 19140 (215) 223-7751

400 Orrtorl Avenue—P.0 Box 1053 Reoong, PensylvcrO 19603 U S

IL'S INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY INC (215) 378-131


LANCASTER FOUNDRY 717-394-0753 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.

q4onquirn Gizeiniccil Goinpanq, inc. P. 0. Box 228 P. 0. Box 885

HAMBURG, PA. 19526 GAFFNEY, S. C. 29340 Phone: (215) 562-7568 Phone: (803) 489-9675

PHILADELPHIA COKE CO., INC. 4501 Richmond St. 215-743-3100 Philadelphia, Pa. 19137

Ferro Alloys Limestone FOUNDRY COKE

HI-Carb 99 Pig iron

I

Robert "Bob" Moseman, former chair-man of the Philadelphia Chapter, and formerly with Rockwell, Inter-national, is now associated with the Singer Company, Elizabethport, N. J. in a managerial capacity in their Metal Casting Division.

Roy Secoda, is now treasurer of Dodge Foundry & Machine Company, Philadelphia.

Diran Apelian, Assistant Professor, Materials Engineering at Drexel University proudly announces the birth of a daughter on November 10 Congratulations from the Chapter.

He further announces that the Univ -ersity recently purchased a 400# Al furnace to carry out research on filtration of Al Alloys, and also a 50 Kw induction unit to carry out the other solidification research going on at Drexel.

Excerpt from the Philadelphia Inquirer: When the city of Scranton recently installed a new street lighting system, a problem developed when the underground cables became corroded. City officials debated suing the contractor for faulty work. The contractor, however, wa spared litigation when an unheral-ded state-related agency deter -mined that the corrosion had been caused by coal-mine fill, which contained acid that had reacted with the cables. The same agency helped the Hunt-ingdon (Pa.) School district save $50,000 in fuel costs last winter. In another instance, the agency saved a foundry in ConnellsvIlle, Pa. $44,000 by suggesting that an additive be used in sand for making castings. A large Percent

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January 1978

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age of the castings had been rejected because the hot metal was washing away the sand in the wooden molds. The problem solving agency is the Pennsylvania Technical Assistance Program (PENNTAP) a cooperative venture of the State Commerce Depart- ment and Pennsylvania State University. The agency has access to billions of dollars worth of technical and scien-tific information, all of it free for the asking to private businesses, government agencies and municipalities. Last year, PENNTAP received 1,948 inquiries and helped save its clients more than 1.9 million dollars worth of free information.

The 46th Annual Southeastern Regional Conference, AFS will be held February 2, 3 5 1978 at the Hotel Roanoke, Roanoke, Va. sponsored by the Birm-ingham District Chapter, Tennessee Chapter and the Piedmont Chapter. For Additional information Contact Edgar J. Hopkins, 3527 Providence Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 28211

AFS Course No. 250 on Gating & Riserin will be held January 10-12 at the Sheraton-Royal Hotel, Kansas City, Mo. Subjects covered will be: Fluid Flow Gating & Risering Design, Gating Cal-culations, Heat Transfer, Solidifica-tion, Riser Design and Calculation.

Please note: The January Meeting is being held in Reading, Pa. at the Sheraton-Berkshire Motor Inn. In February, we will return our meetings to the Holiday Inn in Lionville, Pa.

Our sincere thanks to the Philadelphia Chapter Entertainment Committee, the donors and all those responsible for making our Annual Christmas Party at Warrington Country Club such a huge success.

MANY MEMBERSHIPS EXPIRE AT THIS TIME OF

THE YEAR. PLEASE RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP

NOW WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT, DON'T WAI'

SPECIAL NOTES FOR YOUR CALENDAR

DETAILS WILL BE CARRIED IN SUBSEQUENT ISSUES

February 10th - This is a special meeting on "ENERGY" and ladies are invited

March, 10th - This is a round table meeting. There will be an all-day Welding Seminar preceding the regular monthly meeting.

April, 14th - The regular monthly meeting will be on the Economics of Chemically Bonded Sand and the Economics of Green Sand.

In conjunction with this meeting, there will be a two-day, all day session, Thursday, April 13 and Friday, April 14th, Sand School. All of the above will be carried in detail in the regular monthly issues. We do however, want you to be aware of the complete spectrum of upcoming events prepared by your Program and Educational Committees.

YOU'LL BE SORRY

YOU MISS THE

February, 10th Meeting

at the

IF

February 1978 Page 1 Number

Cocktails 5:45

Dinner 6:45

Meeting 8:00

I SHERATON-BERKSHIRE MOTOR INN Reading, Penna.

SPEAKER JACK SCHAUM, EDITOR MODERN CASTING MAGAZINE

SUBJECT "OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FOUNDRY"

Jack Schaurr has held the position of Editor of "Modern Casting" Magazine since 1956. In 1975, he was made Publisher/Editor of the magazine with complete responsibility for advertising and circulation as well as editor -ial content. In addition to this position, he is also Director of Tech-nical Communications for the American Fcundrymen's Society with respons-ibility for publishing the AFS International Castmetals Journal, Trans-actions and all AFS Technical Books.

His formal education started at MIT where he received his B.S. in Matall-urgical Engineering in 1940. He has taken graduate courses in Metallurgy subjects at Carnegie Institute and the University of Maryland. Since coming to Modern Castings our speaker has taken a number of journalism courses at Northwestern School of Journalism.

His professional career began at Lewis Foundry & Machine, a division of Blaw Knox in Pittsburgh, where he served as Assistant Metallurgist casting rolling mill rolls. From here he went to Babcock & Wilcox as Research Metallurgist. These experiences were followed by several years with the Bureau of Mines as Mineral Economist. During World War II Jack served both in and out of uniform as a research metallurgist at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. In his last position before coming to Modern Castings he was in charge of Foundry Research at the National Bureau of Standards and was Chairman cf the AFS Chesapeake Chapter.

Since becoming Editor of Modern Castings, he has written numerous articles on practically every facet of Metalcsting Technology, Operations and Managements Jack makes a point of actively working one week of every year in a foundry. His polif Ic writing career has given him the opportunity to visit more metal casting operations than any other writer in the world.

February 1978. Page 2 Number'

Foundry Supplies and Refractories the THE HANNA FURNACE CORPORAl Suburban Station Building CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC. best known

Philadelphia, Warehouse. 4th and Coates Sts., Route #23, Bridgeport, Pa. 19405 in iron Pkone: 215 368-3220 279-4520 Philadelphia 242-0727 MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATIC

BARONITE® PETRO BOND' ... I•.•." s.\N;) •\:1•.Nr

IL wi! one-package binder

Baroid SALES REPRESENTATIVES PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

METAL GOODS/ DIVISION OF ALCAN ALUMINUM FOUNDRY ALLOY SERVICE


Norcom & Charter Rds., Phila., Pa. 19154 Phone 215.464-3800 Formerly WHITEHEAD METALS, INC.

R D'v'E R FOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT Overhead Sand systems • Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying sand

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704 / 717-287-9625

GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC. FOUNDRY ALLOYS PIG IRON

SILICON CARBIDE Ecigemont, Pa. 19028 215-356-9522

DISAMATIC AND 5MM MOLDING MACHINES • DYNAMIC MR. INC. PNEUMATIC CONVEYING • loan ' GENERAL KINEMATICS CORP. VIB. SHAKEOUTS, FEEDERS CONVS.

AM BAKER-PERKINS MIXERS AND RECLAMATION soma ZIMMERMAN -JOHNSON ASSOCS., INC.

P. 0. BOX 115 BLUE BELL, PA. 19422 (215) 279.2208

PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. WHEN WE SAY Foundry Supplies and Equipment"

WE MEAN Everything" 6801 State Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 • (215) 333-1155

EXOTHERMIC and INSULATING PRODUCTS for the FOUNDRY INDUSTRY

EXORMHE 'INCORPORATED OHIO 44030

CALL 216-593.1161 CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT.

(201) 377-9100 WHITEHEAD BROTHERS COMPANY


DUTCH BRAND RESIN COATED SAND

.' Hickman, Williams & Co. BLUE BELL, PA. . 628-6286

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO kLLOYS FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and GRIT

BLACK PRODUCTS CD.' C "BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES SALES REPRESENTATIVES: CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., BRIDGEPORT, PA.

PHONES 279-4520 or CM 2-0727

NATIONAL BENTONITE

Excerpt From Letter From FEF Executive Director E. J. Walsh to Philadelphia Chapter

"The Officers and Trustees join me in expressing appreciation for the check in the amount of $2000 which we recently received from the Scholarship Committee, Phila-delphia Chapter AFS. The need for Technical talent in the foundry industry is growing rapidly and your chapter's support is a big step forward in creating a pool of capable young people preparing for car-eers in our industry".

As you know, the Philadelphia Chapter has, for many years, been making these presentations to deserving students at Penn State University and Drexel University, This year's recip- ients, to be presented this month may be found elsewhere in this issue.

Please remember and promote, the Metal Casting film "Cast A Giant Shadow", it is available for showing to schools and other groups, through Bob Schmidt, who, along with his committee has been doing a fine job in seeing to it that this film is presented often to as many groups as poss-ible. If you know of any group who can you this film to advant-age, please let Bob or the Secret-ary"s office know.

Once again, may we prevail upon you to PLEASE mail your return card back to us promptly. It is VERY IMPORTANT that we have an accurate count.

February, 1978 Page 3 Number 6.

FOUNDRY ALLOYS DISTRICT OFFICE- 134 Morton Rd E & I Wacehouie For the first time in memory, a

3rdicksci CMdt SPRINGFIELD (PhUa.) %4A 7-273 TIe snowstorm cancelled our January Kingswood 3-8163 akNTON. 0.410 (Cwden) EM 54M meeting at the Sheraton Berkshire TOM C. MUFF, INC. Motor Inn in Reading, Pa. We

RALPH L. SEVERSON sincerely hope that we got throug FOUNDRY ADVISORY SERVCE to all of you who had sent in

100 ROBODAELVfl. reservation cards, so that you PHONE 215-948-6269 ROYERSFORD, PA. 19468 did not have to make the trip.

NATIONAL Consequently, in Febraury, we are holding the same meeting that was

Mermaid Lane St KLADELHA, PA, originally scheduled for January. CARBON BONDED CRUCIBLES REFRACTORIES j This, as shown on the front page

will feature Jack Schaum, Editor ALL GRADES OF SAND AND MATERIALS FOR THE FOUNDRY of Modern Castings Magazine and

• GEORGE F. PTTNOINC. 'Opportunities in the Foundry". 123 COULTBI% AVENUE - ARDMOE PENNA. - MI 9-6210

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND L S. c&CORMIcK co. It will also be Scholarship Award

WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS Night. - PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. - SPRING CITY, PENNA. The William B. Coleman Scholarship

ACME RESIN COMPANY Award will go to Mr. Joseph Catinc A Unit o CPC 1nerntonal, Inc. of Penn State University; the H.

Shell, Hot Box & No Bake Resins Resin Coated Sands G. Enderlein Company Award will JOHN UTZMAN MAIN OFFICE YORK, PENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS be presented to Mr. Robert Zajko, 800-323-6863 312.771-9680 -

of Drexel University and the two Philadelphia Chapter Awards will - go to Mr. Robert O'Malley, and Mr. George Hopple, of Drexel.

A çjJI G. A. Conr Asocites

CONSULTANTS

R, 0 5, BOX 401. DALLAS. PA 18612. USA TELEPHONE 717/67 5-2073

W. B. COLEMAN CO. ESTA8LJSHED 1522

TESTING LABORATORIES CHEMICAL MECHANICAL, SPECTROGRAPHIC, METALLURGICAL INVESTIGATION

9th AND RISING SUN AVE., PHILA., PA. 19140 (21) 223.7751

400 Orrion Avenuc—P 0. Box 1053 Reodrg, PernsylvcflC 19603 U S A

INTERNATIONAL FOUNE)RY SUPPLY - IMr, (215) 378-1381

Qu ality Supplies & Suoerb Service For The rdustry

LANCASTER FOUNDRY 717-394-0 ' 7 53

SUPPLY COMPANY, NC

qLO1U/UL1Z i#ie1niCcLL u'ompany', JIZC. P. 0. Box 228 P. G. Box 885


1, HLADELPH A COKE CO., INC. 4501 Richmond S. 2i5743-3100 Philadelphia, Pa. 19137

Ferro Ai!ys COKE Limestone

HL-Carb 99 Pig Iron

Another Change necessitated by the storm, of course will be our March meeting which will be devoted to "Energy" and will feature an all day Welding Sem-imar,

This and subsequent meeting will L he held at the Holiday Inn, Lion-ville, Pa.

On February 2, the regular monthly meeting of the Greater PhiladelphL Section of the American Society for Nondestructive Testing will be held at the Holiday Inn, Lion-' yule, Pa. Subject: "Improving NDT Radiography and Level III Review".

The uecessitated shufflng in our program caused by last month's storm hss left our schedule of monthly meetings in a state of disarray. You will have to follow each months program for full details as to place and subject of meetings. Where the occsion demands, separate flyers will be mailed. At this time, we have no scheduled "Ladies Night"

In a recent letter from LFS Head-quarters we are advised as follows: We have just been informed of the

death of Samuel Lipson who passed away October 21, following an auto-Tobile accident. In 1963, Mr. Lipson

awarded the AF- John H. Whiting Cold edal "for scientific and :ech-n)lcgica1 contributions effecting tho qualities ot high strength,

li.btlity and desig: as they apply tc linuri castings'

'r. Lipson attended Drex'.l Unv. of T?chnoiogy and Ter-)le University and ws ep1oyed at the Pitman-Dunn i.ahcratories, Franford \rsena1 until his retirement.

The March Meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn in Lionville, and will be devoted to "Energy". There will also be an all day Welding Seminar, featuring Lincoln Electric Company and the seminar will cover Welding Techniques, Advantages and Disadvantages, Cast Weld Fabrications and Welding Metal1ur.y Iron and Steci Castin(7s. This Seminar will be held fro ':Cc' a.m. to 4:00 n.m. and will be limi to 50 rcistretions. Details will follow in later bulletin.

..At\L MEMEEREHIPS EXPIRE AT THIS T:iE

LEASE RENEW YOUR OF THE YEAR P MsJ.-

SHIP"TOW!!! WE NLEL YOUR SUP?ORT

Please note tha Meeting will he Berkshire Motor that subsequent returned to the yule, Pa.

t this, thehrury held at the Sharci - r Inn in Reading, and meetings will be Holiday Inn in Lion-

SPECIAL NOTES FOR YOUR _CALENDAR

DETAILS _WILL BE CARRIED IN SUOSEQUENT I SSUSS -

MARCH lCth This ras originally scheduled as a Round Table Meeting This J)cticu1aI meeng has, of necessity, been cancellcd Tho Februar' me- tIng 'Energy" has been roved up to this monti and ;iii Eeeture an all day Welding S:ninar as OU liO" OV'.

APRIL 14TH The reCular monthly mectir.g will he on the Economics of Cheic1ly Bonoed Sanc and the Economics of Green Sand.

In conjunction with this meeting, there will be a two-day session, all day Thursday and Friday, April 13th and 14th, This Sand School will be held at the Holiday inn, Licvllc. P. and will be followed by our regular monthly meeting on Friday evening.

All of the above will be carried in moru detail in sub-sequent monthly bulletins. We do, however, want you to be aware of the complete spectrum of upcoming events pr-pared by your Program and Educ.tional Committees.

AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN'S SOCIETY ,47ee5cece4i

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (0 57~z ae 9"wA# '7,a&ai#

March 1978 Page 1 Number 7

7

WE ARE EXPECTING

You T- 31 5 (I'

AT THE HOLIDAY INN, LIONVILLE, PA.

ON FRIDAY, MARCH 10TH

FOR OUR REGULAR MONTHLY (ROUND TABLE)

MEETING AND/OR ALL-DAY WELDING SEMINAR

.R...Q.UND TABLE ELECTRIC MELTING

SPEAKERS: - TECHNICAL CHAIRMEN

IRON: VERN PATTERSON RALPH SEVERSON Foote Mineral Co. Tom C. Muff, Inc.

STEEL: ERNIE ROBERTS RICK BOYD Empire Steel Castings Co. Pennsylvania Steel Foundry

NON-FERROUS: BRUCE BUCARI TONY SZYMURSKI Phila. Nava1 Shipyard Crown Npn-Ferrqus Foundry

Cocktails 5:45 Dinner 6:4 Meeting h:OO

WELDING All Day Session 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 Including Luncheon, and above regular meeting and dinner. See Page 4 for details.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

FOR

T E 13 S

SAND SEMINAR THIS WILL BE A TWO-DAY SEMINAR, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

APRIL 13 and 14th. DETAILS

WILL FOLLOW LATER.

March, 1978 Page 2 Number 7 Foundry Supplies and Refractories the THE HANNA FURNACE CORPURATIO

CARSON, MARSHALL & CO.., INC. best known 1462 Suburban Station Building

Warehouse: 4th and Coates Sts., Route #23, Bridgeport, Pa. 19405 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103

In fronHANNAPhone: 215 568 - 5220 - 279 - 4520 Philadelphia 242 - 0727 MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATION

BARONlTE®ETPó BONONATIONAt._ - one-package binder

''"' '' HENTONITE

U1114twi Barold - SALES REPRESENTATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY& SAND CO.

METAL GOODS/ DIVISION OF ALCAN ALUMINUM FOUNDRY ALLOY SERVICE


Norcom & Charter Rds., Phila., Pa. 19154 Phone 215-464-3800 Formerly WHITEI4EAD METALS, INC.

ROYER FOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying sand

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704 / 717.287.9625

F~T GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC. FOUNDRY ALLOYS - PIG IRON

SILICON CARBIDE ! Edgemont, Pa. 19028 215-356-9522

E _DISAMATIC_ AND BMM MOLDING MACHINES DYNAMIC AIR. INC. PNEUMATIC CONVEYING

' GENERAL KINEMATICS CORP. Via. SHAKEOUTS. FEEDERS. CON VS. 'BAKER-PERKINS MIXERS AND RECLAMATION

ZIMMERMAN -JOHNSON ASSOCS.. INC. P . 0. nox 115 BLUE BELL. PA . 19422 (215) 279-2208

PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO...

WHEN WE SAY "Foundry Supplies and Equipment" WE MEAN "Everything"

6801 State Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 • (215) 333-1155


INCORPORATED

EXOM E T CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 CALL 216 - 593 - 1161 CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT.

(201) 377-9100

WHITEHEAD BROTHERS COMPANY 60 HANOVER ROAD FLORHAM PARK, N. J. 07932

FOUNDRY SAND and SUPPLIES DUTCH BRAND RESIN COATED SAND

Hickman, Williams & Co. BLUE BELL, PA. • 628-6286

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO-ALLOYS FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and GRIT

BLACK PRODUCTS CON "BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES

SALES REPRESENTATIVES:

CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., BRIDGEPORT, PA. PHON E S! 279-14520 or CM 2-0727

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Tribune:

"In Philadelphia the Urban Coal-ition is providing the ex-offender who is sincerely interested in learn ing job skills, an avenue which will enable him or her to land a good job in his/her field of interest. The Urban Coalition, in addition to training students and helping them look for part time work has a job referral service which keeps in contact with employers in the city and surrounding areas. There are 125 ex-offenders presently enrolled in the program all sharing a label. Not only are they ex-offenders, but they are ex-offenders with a future. The Foundry at the Urban Coalition Institute is the most popular dep-artment and also enjoys the best rate of students finding jobs upon completion of training. The Institute, headquartered at Dobbins Vocational School, and offers courses in auto mechanics, welding, foundry practice, rest-aurant operations, auto body repair and office skills." Jerry Smith, Foundry Instructor at Dobbins placed 13 students with Philadelphia foundries and 7 with one company that is closely assoc-iated with our industry. Jerry Smith and his associates are to be thanked and congratulated for a fine job.

The April meeting of the Philadel= phia Chapter will also be held at the Holiday Inn, Lionville, Pa. and will feature a two-day Sand Seminar. A separate flyer and registration form will be provided you within the next couple of weeks. Plan now to attend this informative session.

March, 1978 Page 3 Number 7

FOUNDRY ALLOYS 01STRiCT OFFICE: WAREHOUSE.,

134 Morton Rd. E & L Warehouse 3rd & Jackson Camdon

SPRINGFIELD Tale. (Phila.) WA 7-2793 KInj;wood 34168 CANTON. (C&daR) EM 54200

TOM C. MUFF, INC.






GEORGE F. PETTINOS, INC. 123 COULTER AVENUE - ARDMOR, PENNA. - MI 9-6210


ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND J. S. McCORMICK CO. WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. SPRING CITY, PENNA.

ACME RESIN COMPANY A Unit of CPC Inorn,onaI, Inc.


YORK, PENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS 800-323-6883 312.771.9880

AC G. A. Conger Associates

CONSULTANTS

A 0 5. BOX 401, DALLAS. PA 18612. Li SA

TELEPHONE 717f675-2073




400 Orrtor Averue—P 0, Box 053 Reodr1, Pennsyivon'O 19603 U S.A

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY INC (215) 378-1381


LANCASTER FOUNDRY 4-0753 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 717-394-0753

qlqonquin Chemical 6ompany, Jw. P. 0. Box 228 P. 0. Box 885

HAMBURG, PA. 19526 . GAFFNEY, S. C. 29340 Phone: (215) 562.7568 Phone; (803) 489-9675

PHILADELPHIA COKE CO., NC. 4501 Richmond S1. 215-743-3100 Pbiladelpha, Pa. 19137

Ferro Alloys FOUNDRY COKE Limestone

Hi-Corb 99 P19 Iron

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MEMBER OF THE PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER, AFS, TO ATTEND ANY EDUCATIONAL TRAINING SEMINAR, OR ANY OF OUR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS.

In early May, a meeting and foundry tour have been planned for ICS members in Pennsylvania, eastern New York and Maryland (Districtill) The evening business meeting on May 9th will be held at the Binghamton Treadway Inn, preceded by a reception and dinner. On the following day, May 10th, a tour of Tioga Casting Facilities, Div. TFC will take place in nearby Owego, N. Y. John E. Sweet, Jr. President and general manager of the foundry, will host the group. Members outside the area of Dis= trict III are welcome to attend both the business meeting and the foundry tour on Wednesday. How-ever, reservations will be necessary So, interested foundrymen should contact either Bob Hess at Lancaster Malleable Castings Company (717-397-2436) or Bob Stevens of Riverside Foundry (717-252-1561)

AFS Course No. 200. "Introduction to the Foundry Industry" - March 8-10, 1978 at the AFS Technical Center, Des Plaines, Ill. A Basic program designed to give the new-comer to the industry a fundamenta understanding of the many pro-cesses and phases of casting pro= duction utilized in the industry today. Tuition $200 per registrant Fee covers all course material luncheons and coffee breaks.

RENEW YOUR AFS MEMBERSHIP NOW.

OUR MEMBERSHIP IS ON AN UPWARD

TREND, HOWEVER, WE NEED YOUR

- RENEWAL TO KEEP IT THERE.

1978 Page 4 Number '7


AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN"S SOCIETY

WELDING SEMINAR

FEATURING - LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY

SEMINAR WILL COVER WELDING TECHtJIQUES, INCLUDING

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

CAST WELD FABRICATIONS

WELDING METALLURGY IRON AND STEEL CASTINGS

DATE: MARCH 10TH 1978 - Friday

TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 400 P.M.

PLACE: Holiday Inn, Lionville, Pa.

COST: $21.00 per person. This cost will include the seminar, Coffee Break, Luncheon, and Dinner at the regular monthly meeting of the Philadelphia Chapter on Friday evening.

Registration is limited to Fifty (50) people and registrations should be made no later than March 8th.

Please £ilJ in te following registration form and return to Phladelphia Chap(,,-- .-.r, American Foundrymen's Society, do Secretary Treasurer, 6c01 State Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135. Checks should be made oui co: Ei1de1phia Chapter, AFS.

Secreary-Tredsurr, Philadelphia Chapter, American Foundrymen's Society 6301 State Road Phila., Pa. 19135

Enclosed please find our check in the amount of $_______ covering

- registrations at $21.00 each for the following individuals:

Company: -

Signature:

AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN'*S SOCIETY ee4atSeëeeq

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER de

April 1978 Pa ge 1 Number 8

TWO DAY SAND SEMINAR Conducted by

INTERNATIONAL MINERALS

AND CHEMICALS CORP.

SAND SEMINAR TO BE HELD ON

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

APRIL 13 and 14

WITH REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING

TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY EVENING

APRIL 14th, FOLLOWING THE FINAL

SEMINAR SESSION.

AT THE

HOLIDAY INN, LIONVILLE, PA.

SEE BACK PACE FOR SCHEDULE.

AND SPEAKERS

SEMINAR: SESSIONS WILL BE HELD FROM 9:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THE COST WILL BE $35.00 PER PERSON AND WILL INCLUDE THE SEMINAR, COFFEE BREAKS, LUNCHEONS AND DINNER ON FRIDAY EVENING AT THE REGULAR CHAPTER MEETING.

REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 100 PEOPLE AND SHOULD BE MADE BY APRIL 11th. APPLICANTS ARE ASKED TO BRING ALONG A DEFECTIVE CASTING TO BE USED IN THE CASTING DEFECTS CLINIC PART OF THE SEMINAR. REGISTRATION FORM INSIDE.

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING

Cocktails: 5:45 Dinner: 6:45 Meeting: 8:00

1 Speakers: R. A. GREEN, International Minerals & Chemicals Company

KENNETH PYLES, Chemical Div., Quaker Oats co.

TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: JACK WITHERINGTON

ECONOMICS OF GREEN SAND VS.

'71

THIS PROMISES TO BE ONE OF THE BEST MEETINGS OF THE YEAR,

WE URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION.

April, 1978

Number 8

Foundry Supplies and Refractories

CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC. Warehouse: 4th and Coates Sts., Route #23, Bridgeport, Pa. 19405

279 - 4520 Philadelphia 242 - 0727

the THE HANNA FURNALf CORPA1 best known 1462 Suburban Station Building HANNA name Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1910

In Iron Phone; 215 568-5220

MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORAT1C

BARONITE ® PETR0 BOND"' NATIONAL' one-package binder

\''' •Ad) 'N;)Nc; A(ENT BENTONITE

NL SALES REPRESENTATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND Co.

METAL GOODS/ DIVISION OF ALAN ALUMINUM FOUNDRY ALLOY SERVICE


• Norton, & (hurter Rds., Phila., Pa. 19154 Phone 215-464-3800 Formerly WHITEHEAD METALS, INC.

ROYr=RF,UN.RY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems .Equlpment for aerating, storing, conveying sand

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704 / 717-287-9625

GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC. FOUNDRY ALLOYS - PIG IRON

SILICON CARBIDE Edgemon, Pa. 19028 213-356-9522

E DISAMATIC AND 8MM MOLDING MACHINES

• DYNAMIC AIR, INC. PNEUMATIC CONVEYING ' GENERAL KINEMATICS CORP. VIB, SHAKEOUTS. FEEDERS. CONVS.

. BAKER-PERKINS MIXERS AND RECLAMATION ZIMMERMAN -JOHNSON ASSOCS., INC. P. 0. BOX 115 BLUE BELL, PA. 19422 (215) 279-2208

PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. WHEN WE SAY Foundry Supplies and Equipment"

WE MEAN Everything" 6801 State Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 • (215) 333-1155


EXOMETCONNEAUT, iNCORPORATED

OHiO 44030 CALL 216-593-1161 CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT.

(201) 377-9100 WHITEHEAD BROTHERS COMPANY


DUTCH BRAND RESIN COATED SAND

Hickman, Williams & Co BLUE BELL, PA. . 628-6286

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO-ALLOYS FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and GRIT

BLACK PRODUCTS CO. OHICAGO, ILLINOIS "BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES SALES REPRESENTATIVES: CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., BRIDGEPORT, PA.

PHONES: 279-4520 or CH 2-0727

SAND SEMINAR: When submitting reg-istrations, please accompany with check for each registrant and mail to Secretary=Treasurer, Philadelphia Chapter, AFS, 6801 State Road, Phila. Pa. 19135.

Please register the following from our company for the two-day Sand Seminar being held at the Holiday Inn, Lionville, Pa. on April 13-14.

Enclosed is our check in the amount of to cover these registrations.

Company

Signature:

*************************

The Roy ersford Foundry & Machine Company, Roy ersford, Pa. suffered and unfortunate fire, which has, for the present stopped all foundry operations. All other departments including the machine shop are in operation and the foundry is being rebuilt.

*** * * * ** * ** ** *** *

The Nominating Committee of the Philadelphia Chapter in meeting has nominated the following as officers and directors for the upcoming chapter year.

Chairman: Jack Witherington Vice Chairman: Rick Boyd Secretary-Treasurer: Herman Mandel Directors: Charles Fink

Joe Manzella, Jr. Ned Mount

April , 1978 - Page 3 Number

FrbmDrexel University: A new foundry and solidification laboratory exists now at Drexel University of about 1600 sq. feet in size. The facilitie include a 400 lb. oil fired melting furnace, a 30 KW inductotherm unit wi three crucibLes or melting stations, a 50 KW TOCCO Induction unit with three more melting stations, a centri ugal caster, a rheocaster, a high pressure casting furnace, a metal filtration seup, and a newly designed and built metal atomization unit. The facilities will be used for teaching activities as well as active ongoing research. Dr. Apelian was awarded a grant from the American Iron and Stec institute to conduct basic research c continuous casting slags for steel.

William "Bill" Morley was given a very nice party by his friends and associates at the H. G. Enderlein Company. Bill will coninue with the company in an advisory capacity. His many friends throught the chapter and the area wish him well.

The Center For Environmental Studies, Temple University, Presents"Occupat-ional Health Services for Industry' April 13, 1978 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, City Line & Monument Roe Philadelphia. Topics: Occupational Hazards; The Design of a Health Ser-vice Program; Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970, the Health Maintenance Act; Occupational Health Clinic-Hospital based vs. HMO. Ad-mission is Free - Pre-Registration would be appreciated. For Informatior Call Dr. Samuel Elkin, (215) 221-491

82ND AFS CASTING CONGRESS & EXPOSITI(

APRIL 24-28, DETROIT. SEE YOU THERE.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP

OR JOIN NOW

FOUNDRY ALLOYS WARINOUSE:

134 M orton Rd. E & L

c

Warehouse DISTRICT OFFICE:

13rds Jakson Camden SPRINGFIELD Kingwood 3-168 CANYON. ON-10 I)! TOM C. MUFF, INC.



NATIONAL CRUCIBLE CO Mermaid Lane at Queen Stro PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19118

CARBON BONDED CRUCIBLS RFRACTORIES


GEORGE F. PETTINOS, INC. 123 COULTER AVENUE - ARPMORE, PENNA. - MI 9-6210


ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND J. S. McCORMICK CO. WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS


ACME RESIN COMPANY A Una of CPC InernoLono1, Inc.

Shell, Hot Box &No Bake Resins • Resin Coated Sands JOHN UTZMAN MAIN OFFICE

YORK. PENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS 800-323-6883 312-771-9680

GA (L A. Coe Assodates

CONSULTANTS

R D 5. BOX 40t. DALLAS, PA 18612. USA


W. B. COLEMAN CO. - ESTABLISHED 1922

TESIING LABORATORIES CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, SPECTROGRAPHIC, METALLURGICAL INVESTIGATION


400 Orrton Avenue----P. 0 Box 1053 Reading, Pennsylvania 19603 U.S A

IL 7S INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY INC 215) 378-1381


LANCASTER FOUNDRY 717--394-07 533

SUPPLY COMPANY, INC

Gf/qoizquin Gliemical eorizpanq, gnc. P. 0. Box 228 P. 0. Box 886


PHILADELPHIA COKE CO., INC H 4501 Richmond SE 215-743-3100 Philadelphia, Pa, 19137

Ferro Alloys FOUNDRY COKE Limestone HI-Curb 99 Pig Iron

!C=RICAN FOUNDRY_ENQS SOCIETY

PHILADELPHIA CHAS TER

presents a

Ti 0-DAY SAND SEMINAR

conducted by

INTERNATIONAL I'IINERiLS & CHEMICAL CORP.

FOUNDRY PRODUCTS DIVISION

Itinerary

Thursday, April 13th

9:00 - 9:10 a.m. Welcome A. Umble, Bethlehem Steel Corp. 9:10 - 9:40 a.m. Silica Sand R. Melcher, Uhitehead Brothers Co.

Basics 9:40 - 10:15 a.m. Clay Binders and 11. Green, IMC Corp.

?remixed Sand Additives

10:15 - 10:30 a.m. Coffee Break 10:30 - 11:00 a.m. Compactibility, R. Green, IMC Corp.

Green Sand Control 11:00 - 12:00 p.m. High Pressure Molding - ''. Villmot, Herman Corp. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Lunch 1:00 - 1:30 p.m. Silicate No Bakes D. Hess, Bethlehem Steel Corp. 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. No Bake Process R. Fontaine, IPIC Corp. 2:30 - 2:45 p.n. Coffee Break 2:45 - 3:30 p.m. Applications, Core-T. Barley, Leeco Corp.

and Mold ' ashes 3:30 - 3:45 p.m. Oil Sand D. ?auley, Stanley G. Flagg & Co. 3:45 - 4:00 p.m. C0-2 Sand D. Pauley, Stanley G. Flagg & Co. 4:00 - 4:15 p.m. Phenolic Isocyanate - R. Fontaine, IPIC Corp. 4:15 - 4:30 p.m. Hot Box R. Fontaine, I.TC Corp. 4:30 - 5:00 p.m. Panel Discussion Question & Answer Session

Friday, April 14th

9:00 - 9:30 a.m.

9:30 - 10:15 a.m.

10:15 - 10:30 a .?n. 10:30 - 11:30 a.rn.

11:30 - 12:00 p.m. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

1000 - 2:00 p.m.

2:00 - 3:00 p.m.

3:00 - 3:15 p.m. 3:15 - 4:15 p.m.

4:15 - 4:55 p.m. 4 :55 - 5:00 p.m.

Selecting a Clay R. Green, IMC Corp. Bonded Sand System Selecting a Resin R. Fontaine, IPM Corp. Bonded Sand System Coffee Break Aggregates other than - I. Gower, C.E. Minerals Silica (Chromite, Olivine, Zircon, etc.) Shell Applicc.tions - G. iIackulin, INC Corp. Lunch That Happens in the - B. Troy (Retired) Muller National Engineering Co. Resin Systems - R. Fontaine, INC Corp. nixing and Calibrating Sand - Temperature - Acid Demand Value Coffee Break Sand Reclamation, R. Liliaert, lheelabrator-Frye Present & Future Inc. Casting Defects Clinic - Panel Discussion Closing i. Umble, Bethlehem Steel Corp.

AMERICAN FOUNDRYMENS SOCIETY e41SOece5


June 1978 Page 1 Number 9

FRIDAY ALL

\1JUNE 16th j )J flJ (DAY 1 I '1G Irt 7i- COCKTAILS, DINNER

I DOOR PRIZES FLOOR SHOW

•:

WARRINGTON COUNTRY CLUB Route 611, WARRINGTON, PA.

5 Miles North of Willow Grove Naval Air Station

THE ENTIRE FACILITIES OF THE CLUB WILL BE AT OUR DISPOSAL

THERE WILL BE SOFTBALL, QUOITS, SWIMMING,TENNIS AVAILABLE

IN ADDITION TO THE GOLF TCURNAMENT.

From Pennsylvania Turnpike Exit 27, north on 611 to Alms House Road

Golf Starting Times May Be Reserved by Calling the Pro Shop Anytime After May 21

Green Fees, Caddies and Golf Carts Additional

TICKETS $15.00

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: P1-lILA. CHAPTER, AFS

MAIL TO: PHILA. CHAPTER, AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN"S SOCIETY C/O SECRETARY-TREASURER 6801 STALTE ROAD-BUILDING B PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19135

To alleviate bookkeeping and money handling, we ask that your tickets be paid for in advance of the date unless it is impossible. Your cooperation is requested.

June 1978 Page 2 Number 9 -

Foundry Supplies and Refractories THE HANNA FURNACE CORPORATI CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC. best known

i AA-NNA 1462 Suburban Station Building

__ Warehouse 4th and Coates Sts., Route #23, Bridgeport, Pa. 19405

rne PhIIed.lphle, PennsylvanIa 19103

Phone. 215 568-5220 279-4520 Philadelphia 242-0727 uERC4ANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORAT1OI

BARON1TE®PETRr BONe NATIONAL Ii. in .,.. i , >. v BENTON ITE one-package hinder

flmnN Baroid Our sincere congratulations to the SALES REPRESENTATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. Philadelphia Chapter Educational

METAL GOODS/DIVISION OF ALCAN ALUMNUM Committee for their untiring effort in making the Sand Seminar held on FOUNDRY ALLOY SERVICE April 13 and 14th at the Holiday


Norcom & Charter Rds.,Phita., Pa. 19154 Phone 215-464-3800 Inn, Lionville, Pa. such a tremend- Formerly WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. ous success.

ROYERFOUNDRY This, coming on the heels of the

held Welding Seminar, SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT leaves us with nothing but plaudits leaves Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying sand

for Buzz Umb 1 e and his Educational ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, PL 18704 / 717.287-9625 Committee. Thanks.

GANO, MOORE COMANY, ;NC. FOUNDRY ALLOYS - PIG iRON

SILICON CARBIDE i The following letter, written over dgemon, Pa. 19028 215-356-9522 1 the signature of Donald E. Keyt,

of the University of Pennsylvania, DISAMATIC AND BMM MOLDING MACHINES DYNAMIC AIR, INC. PNEUMATIC CONVEYING

: College of Engineering and Applied GENERAL KINEMATICS CORP. VIB, SHAKEOUTS, FEEDERS, CONVS. Science, is self explanatory.

'BAKER-PERKINS MIXERS AND RECLAMATION "Each year I look forward to our ZIMMERMAN -JOHNSON ASSOCS., INC. visit to Alloy Steel Castings. I P. 0. BOX 115 BLUE BELL. PA . 19422 (215) 279-2208

never Leave without learning some- PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. thing new. For most of the students

WHEN WE SAY Foundry Supplies and Equipment" the visit is a new experience al-

WE MEAN Everything" together. Hopefully, some of the students of today will be the cust-

• 6801 State Rood, Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 (215) 333-1155 -. omers of Alloy Steel Castings and - EXOTHERMIC and INSULATING PRODUCTS Fischer Porter of tomorrow".

for the FOUNDRY INDUSTRY INCORPORATED

E XO ME T CONNEAUT, OHIO 44030 CALL 216-593-1161 CUSTOMER SERVICE I The Lehigh Valley Foundrymen' s

(201)377-9100 Association will present "A Mini WHTEHEAD BROTHERS COMPANY Foundry Convention" on May 25th

60 HANOVER ROAD FLORHAM PARK, N. J. 07932 at the Holiday Inn, Bethlehem, Pa. FOUNDRY SAND and SUPPLIES (Routes 512 and 22). All aspects

DUTCH BRAND RESIN COATED SAND of the Foundry Industry will be I displayed. Representatives of

•! Hickman, W'i1iiarns & Co.- i many companies will be present to • BLUE BELL PA. 628-6286 answer questions. No admission will

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO-ALLOYS be charged. No reservations will

FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and GRIT be necessary. Make plans to attend. Details will be covered in later

BLACK PRODUCTS CO mailings. For further information

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS call Terry Wallace at 201-859-7706 "BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES or Buzz Umble at 215-694-3716. SALES REPRESENTATIVES: CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., BRIDGEPORT, PA.

PHONES. 279-4520 or CH 2-0727

June 1978 Fage 3 Number 9

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3rd & Jcki .rn6Ea (PhItL)

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C 7-27U

TOM C. MUFF, INC.



NATIONAL CRUCIBLE co.

Mermaid Lane at Queen Street PMILADLP1'ilA, PA.

CARBON BONDED CRUCIRLES REFRACTORIES


GEORGE F. PETT1NOS INC. 123 COULTER AVENUE - ARDMORE, PENNA. - Ml 9-6210


ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. AND J. S. WCORMICK CO. WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS


ACME RESIN COMPANY A Unit of CPC International, inc.

Shell, Hot Box & No Bake Resins • Resin Coated Sands

JOHN UTZMAN MAIN OFFICE YORK, PENNSYLVANIA FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS

800-323-6863 312-771-9680

trG G. A. Coner Asncieiates

CONSULTANTS

R D 5, BOX 401. DALLAS, PA 18612. USA




9th AND RISING SUN AVE., Pt4ILA., PA. 19140 (215) 223-7751

400 Orrton Avenue—p O Box 1053

Reaair.q, Pennsylvania 19603 US A

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY INC 12151 378-1331

Quality Supplies & Suoerb Service For The Indust

LANCASTER FOUNDRY

SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. /

(qlqonquin 6Iwmical eompan". 1nc.

P. 0. Box 228 P. 0. Box 885 HAMBURG, PA. 19526 GAFFNEY, S. C. 29340 Phone: (215) 562-7568 Phone: (803) 489-9675

P1-H I ADELPI-BA COKE CO., INC.

4501 Richmond St. 215-743-3100 Philadelphia, Pa. 19137

Ferro Alloys FOUNDRY COKE LIrnes?oe

Hi-Curb 99 PIg iron

Jerry Smith, Foundry Instructor at Dobbins Vocational School and students Eric Bigelcw and Anthony Mizzel attended the sand seminar last month as guests of the Phila-delphia Chapter.

H. G. Enderlein Company of Phila-delphia, and the Foote Mineral Company of Exton, Pa. are going to donate foundry equipment and metal testing apparatus to the Dobbins School toward furtherance of their foundry educational cours our congratulations and thanks are e xtended to both companies.

Here is an opportunity for foundry men with an interest in conserving energy in their operation to ob-tain pertinent information geared specifically for the foundry in-dustry. The AFS Energy Management Division has gone to great lengths to arrange this Energy Management Conference to be held, Sept. 20-21 1978 at the Sheraton O'Hare, Rosemont, Ill. There will be speakers from industry to present information on solutions they have achieved, consultants who make it their business to know methods for; conserving energy in the foundry industry and government personnel who are intimately aware of the polocies that could have an impacti on foundry operations. For further information and applicat-ion address AFS-CMI, Energy Mana-gement Conference, American Found-i rymenTs Society, Golf and Wolf Roads, Des Plaines, Ill. 60016

The Philadelphia Chapter has don-ated $1000 to the AFS Environ-mental Laboratory Program for Service and Research. Acknowledge-ment card and letter of thanks have been received from Ash Sinnett, Executive Vice President.

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