ductile iron
   To Promote the production and application of ductile iron castings Issue 1, 2010   
 

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• 2010 Spring Meeting Summary

2010 SPRING MEETING SPEAKER BIOS AND SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
• Refractory Concerns for Melting, Treating & Pouring Ductile Iron - Pete Satre
• Fluxing in Ductile Iron Melting and Pouring - Dave Williams
• Process Compensated Resonant Testing for Ductile Iron - Bob Nath
• Carbidic Ductile Iron - Marc King
• Melt Deck Safety - Chuck Cushing
• Ductile Iron Slag Management in Coreless Furnaces - Chris DeRosa
• Innovations in Medium Frequency Induction Melting - Charles Fink
• Front End Nodularity Determination Using Standard Coupons - Matt Meyer
• A.R.M.S. - Automatic Robotic Melt System - Paul Webber
• Studies of Nuclei in Ductile Iron - Why Is This Important For Foundrymen - Rob Logan

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Link to Presentation:  Carbidic Ductile Iron Link

 

Marc King, Hiler Industries 

MARC GRADUATED FROM MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY IN 1996 WITH A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING.  MARC IS CURRENTLY THE METALLURGIST FOR HILER INDUSTRIES.  HE HAS SERVED IN THE METALLURGICAL POSITION WITH SEVERAL FOUNDRIES IN HIS WORKING CAREER.  HILER INDUSTRIES IS A SHELL MOLDING FOUNDRY THAT POURS DUCTILE IRON, GRAY IRON, WHITE IRON, NI HARD, GRAY NI RESIST, DUCTILE NIRESIST, CARBIDIC DUCTILE IRON, AND VARIOUS BRASS AND BRONZE ALLOYS.

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