Hazleton Casting Company's Center for Additive Manufacturing 3D printing operations were featured in an article in Additive Manufacturing magazine.
The article discusses how Hazleton Casting Company is merging its traditional foundry production processes with the advances in additive manufacturing technology and highlights the company's new sand 3D printing system.
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Hazleton Casting Company, a ferrous and specialty alloy foundry, will be featured in a Manufacturing Marvels video segment that will air on the Fox Business Channel Wednesday, Aug. 30 between 9:30 p.m. and 9:44 p.m. Service Electric customers in Hazleton can view Fox Business on Channel 141 or on 641 in high definition.
The Manufacturing Marvels two-minute segments spotlight a different American manufacturer every month and their products, as well as the companies’ processes and customers. In Hazleton Casting Company’s segment, viewers will see a montage of all the machinery and equipment in the iron and steel foundry’s modern, 2½-acre facility located on Cedar Street in Hazleton.
Tony Badamo, president and chief operating officer of Hazleton Casting Company, said, “We are very excited to have Hazleton Casting Company featured as part of such a prominent segment on national television. This is an opportunity to showcase how we provide quality products and services through sustainable manufacturing practices every day.”
Tony Badamo, President, Hazleton Casting Company and Weatherly Casting and Machine Company, Weatherly, PA is pleased to announce the opening of the Hazleton Casting Center for Additive Manufacturing (HCC-AM). At the center of HCC-AM operations is a Viridis 3D RAM123 robotic 3D sand printer. This exciting technology can take a CAD file and create molds and cores literally in hours, without the need for hard tooling. Combining additive manufacturing with predictive simulation software creates unparalleled flexibility in foundry operations. Molds and cores produced through additive methods can now be designed with little or no regard for the constraints of traditional foundry methods.
Michael J Leib, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Weatherly Casting & Machine Company and Hazleton Casting Company recently announced the following organization changes for future growth and opportunity.