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Exhibitor List (As of 9/16/10)
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Alphabetical Listing of Exhibitors ................................................................ pg 175
Exhibit Floor Plan ......................................................................................... pg 176
Alphabetical Listing of Exhibitors with Company Descriptions ................... pg 178
Products/Services Index .............................................................................. pg 195
Show Hours
Tuesday, October 19 • 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Poster Sessions
Lunch
Happy Hour Reception
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Wednesday, October 20 • 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Poster Sessions
Lunch
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Because there may have been some late changes in booth assignments, some exhibitors may have a different
booth number than was shown on their invitations and advertising. Please check this Directory for the most upto-date listings as well as onsite signage.
Reasonable precautions have been taken to avoid errors in and omissions from this Directory, but MS&T does
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COMPANY
BOOTH
COMPANY
526
ABCR GmbH & Co KG
232
AdValue Technology LLC
512
Agilent Technologies
214
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co.
420
Alfred University
121
Allied High Tech Products, Inc.
316
American Stress Technologies, Inc.
426
Ames Laboratory (The)
303
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l. Corp
422
Anter Corporation
208
Applied Test Systems, inc.
ArcelorMittal USA
T502
621
Ashland Inc.
ASM International
235
ASU-Material Sciences & Engineering
T409
Avure Technologies, Inc.
528
413BigC
Bloom Energy
T400
Bose Corporation
135
203Buehler
416Carbolite
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging
220
221
Carl Zeiss SMT
Carpenter Technology Corp.
T500
Centorr Vacuum Industries, Inc.
313
216CETR
CM Furnaces, Inc.
409
CSM Instruments
229
522Deltech, Inc.
T405Drexel University, Materials Science & Engineering
513EDAX, Inc.
147Eirich Machines
340ELSEVIER
412Engineered Pressure Systems, Inc. (EPSI)
129Evans Analytical Group
506Evex
FEI Company
415
T506
Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold, Inc.
Gasbarre Products, Inc. (PTX-Pentronix)
202
Gatan, Inc.
402
GE Global Research Center
T407
241
Goodfellow Corporation
217
Granta Design
526
H.C. Starck
Harrop Industries, Inc.
312
317
High Temperature Materials Laboratory
Hitachi High Technologies America Inc.
306
133
Horiba Scientific
213
Hysitron, Inc.
632
IMC Exhibit
IMR Test Labs
529
307Innov-X
215
IXRF Systems, Inc.
107
JEOL USA, Inc.
Keyence Corporation
302
113
LECO Corp.
139
Leica Microsystems, Inc.
233
Maney Publishing
521
MEL Chemicals
314
Mesocoat, Inc.
428
Metal Samples Company
407
Metcut Research, Inc.
517
Micromeritics Instruments Corporation
246Microtrac
336
MTI Corporation
206
MTI Instruments
MTS Systems Corporation
240
429Nanovea Inc.
325Netzsch Instruments North America LLC
325Netzsch Premier Technology LLC
421NIST
T504Nucor Corporation
Ocean Optics
226
239
Ohio Carbon Blank, Inc.
Oxford Instruments
212
315PANalytical
334Photron
424
Powder Processing and Technology
Precision Surface Int’l, Inc.
244
Proto Manufacturing, Inc.
332
Radiant Technologies
507
Rigaku Americas Corporation
616
Scientific Forming Technologies Corp.
523
Sente Software, Ltd.
228
509Sigma-Aldrich
617
Solartron Analytical
Spectro Analytical Instruments, Inc.
515
406Springer
SPS NanoCeramics, LLC
508
T403SSAB
Steel Dynamics
T508
Stress Engineering Services, Inc.
629
414
Struers Inc.
Sun-Tec Corporation
403
225Tantaline
520TEC
207
Tescan USA
TevTech, LLC
612
427
Texas A&M University - Mat. Sci. & Engrg. Prog.
Thermal Technology, LLC
524
224
Thermcraft, Inc.
Thermo Scientific
321
103
Thermo-Calc Software
228Thermotech
T401
Titanium Metals Corporation (TIMET)
U.S. Department of Energy
613
UES, Inc.
425
516
Union Process, Inc.
309Wiley
137Xidex
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Exhibitors Floor Plan
Sponsors
MS&T thanks the following companies for their outstanding support!
Expert Technical
Panel Discussion
Exhibitor
Show
Materials
Camp
Lounge
Office
156
256
557
Football
Feature
Poster Session
246
645
340
T508
T407
T506
T405
T504
T403
T502
T401
T500
Job Boards
Putting
Contest
336
241
240
139
137
235
135
334
634
630
T400
629
529
528
429
428
526
427
426
524
425
424
523
522
421
422
521
520
517
516
515
512
632
621
617
613
176
T409
239
638
Reserved
147
224
644
Mug
Drop
IMC
Exhibit
150
616
612
513
232
133
229
228
129
225
226
121
325
NANOVEA
224
321
221
220
420
416
317
316
217
216
414
315
314
215
214
413
412
313
312
213
212
406
309
306
207
208
415
509
508
409
507
506
407
403
332 233
303
107
206
307
402
113
302
203
202
103
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ABCR GmbH Co KG (Karlsruhe, Germany)
Booth #526 www.abcr.de
AdValue Technology, LLC. (Tucson, AZ)
Booth #232 advaluetech.com
Agilent Technologies (Chandler, AZ)
Booth #512 Agilent Technologies offers high precision instruments for measurement of nano-structed materials. We will
be introducing the 8500 Field Emission Scanning Electron
Microscope (FE-SEM) for high resolution imaging of ceramic,
glass & metal materials. Agilent will also be exhibiting the
G200 nanoindentation system for nanomechanical testing.
www.agilent.com/find/nano
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. (Ward Hill, MA)
Booth #214 Alfa Aesar is a leading manufacturer and supplier
of research chemicals, metals and materials. Our product line
includes metals from aluminum to zirconium, provided in a
comprehensive range of forms. Our 30,000 products includes
inorganic and organic research chemicals, pure elements,
alloys, precious metal compounds and catalysts, rare earths,
precious metal labware, analytical products and more. www.
alfa.com
Alfred University (Alfred, NY)
Booth #420 Kazuo Inamori School of Engineering/New York
State College of Ceramics: B.S. and M.S. degrees in ceramic
engineering, glass, biomaterials, materials science and engineering, electrical & mechanical engineering. PhD degrees in
ceramics, glass and materials science. Research, analytical
services, and short courses in glass, ceramics & biomaterials.
http://engineering.alfred.edu
Allied High Tech Products, Inc. (Rancho Domiguez, CA)
Booth #121 For over 25 years, Allied High Tech Products,
Inc. has provided sample preparation products for metallographic evaluation. Items on display include Allied’s X-Mill
Precision Milling Machine and the MultiPrep Polishing System.
Zeiss microscopes and imaging/archiving software, as well as
a full range of consumable products will also be shown. www.
alliedhightech.com
American Stress Technologies (Cheswick, PA)
Booth #316 www.astresstech.com
Ames Laboratory (The) (Ames, IA)
Booth #426 The Materials Preparation Center of the Ames
Laboratory has unique capabilities in the preparation, purification, and characterization of rare earth, alkaline earth, and
refractory metal materials. We prepare novel materials, not
available commercially or in research quantities, in bulk form
or as single crystals on a custom, cost recovery basis. www.
ameslab.gov
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Company Descriptions (As of 9/16/10)
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp. (Golden, CO)
Booth #303 ARMI has been a producer and distributor of
Certified Reference Materials to the Metals Industry since
1984. ARMI covers all metal matrices and it has resources
for CRMs from all over the world. ARMI is also the exclusive
distributor of Rio Tinto Alcan aluminum CRMs - the finest
aluminum CRMs produced. Make ARMI source for all of your
CRM needs. www.armi.com
ASU – Material Sciences & Engineering (Tempe, AZ)
Career Pavilion #T409 Arizona State University is a new
model for American higher education, an unprecedented combination of academic excellence, trans-disciplinary research,
entrepreneurial energy, intellectual and cultural diversity, and
broad access. This New American University positively impacts the economic, social, cultural and environmental health
of the communities it serves. www.engineering.asu.edu.emte
BigC (Torrance, CA)
Booth #413 We offer the Dino-Lite Portable Digital Microscope that provides high-quality microscopy video interfacing
to PC and MAC, resulting in clear and steady imaging and
10X–200X magnification. “DinoCapture, the included software, makes it easy and convenient to take snapshots, record
videos, manipulate images, and save and e-mail discoveries.
www.bigc.com
Anter Corporation (Pittsburgh, PA)
Booth #422 Anter manufactures a full line of thermophysical
properties measurement instruments for determining thermal
conductivity, thermal expansion (dilatometry) and thermal
diffusivity/specific heat capacity (laser flash method) of a
wide range of materials from -180 to 2800C. Testing services
available. ISO9001:2000 certified. Worldwide sales & support.
www.anter.com
Avure Technologies, Inc. (Kent, WA)
Booth #528 Avure Technologies, Inc. is the world leader in
the design and manufacture of Hot and Cold Isostatic Presses
(HIP and CIP). We provide equipment ranging from small
laboratory (2’’ID) diameter presses to large production (100”)
presses. HIP presses can accommodate standard molybdenum, graphite and our Uniform Rapid Cool (URC) furnaces.
This equipment is used in the powder metallurgy and ceramics industries to make such components as medical implants,
metal filters, densification and healing of jet engine blades,
graphite components and much more. We also manufacture
isostatic laminators for the LTCC and MLCC industries. www.
avure.com
Bloom Energy (Sunnyvale, CA)
Career Pavilion #T400 Bloom Energy is making clean, reliable energy affordable. Our unique on-site power generation
systems utilize an innovative fuel cell technology with roots
in the NASA Mars space program. Derived from a common
sand-like powder and leveraging breakthrough advances in
materials science, our technology reduces operating costs
and greenhouse gas emissions. www.bloomenergy.com
Applied Test Systems, Inc. (Butler, PA)
Booth #208 We are a leading manufacturer of material testing
and process heating equipment, complimented by an a2La
accredited field service and calibration department. We offer
solutions to our clients needs by providing quality products
that are reliable, accurate, and user-friendly. Our standard
product line includes electromechanical universal testing
machines, pipe and pressure testing systems, process heating equipment, and equipment expressly designed for creep/
stress, sealant, and asphalt testing. www.atspa.com
ArcelorMittal USA (Chicago, IL)
Career Pavilion #T502 www.arcelormittal.com
Ashland, Inc. (Dublin, OH)
Booth #621 Ashland DERAKANE® and HETRON® corrosion-resistant resins set the standard in FRP applications. From
chlorine service to chemical scrubbers to corrosive chemical
storage, Ashland resins have been delivering unmatched FRP
corrosion performance in pipes, tanks and ducting for more
than half a century. Challenge Ashland to solve your corrosion
problem today. www.derakane.com
ASM International (Materials Park, OH)
Booth #235 Find out how ASM Materials Solutions will work
for you. One link delivers consensus materials knowledge and
organized data. Within seconds, see the breadth of information available. License our databases for multiple-users or
bundle for even more savings. Get the fully-searchable data
you need at www.asminternational.org/onlinedatabases
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Bose Corporation (Eden Prairie, MN)
Booth #135 Bose Corporation manufactures the
ElectroForce(r) test instruments using proprietary BOSE(r) linear motor technology. ElectroForce test instruments were designed specifically for advanced materials research including;
fatigue and fracture mechanics, dynamic mechanical analysis
(DMA), and creep/relaxation testing. www.bose-electroforce.
com
Carbolite (Watertown, WI)
Booth #416 Carbolite is a world leading manufacturer and
supplier of elite laboratory heating equipment. Carbolite offers
an extensive line of laboratory heat processing furnace and
oven products for use in the research, testing and pilot plant
environment. Our product range includes multiple chamber
sizes of box/chamber, tube and bottom and top loading furnaces, ovens, incubators and sterilizers. www.carbolite.us
Buehler (Lake Bluff, IL)
Booth #203 For over half a century Buehler has been the
leading manufacturer of scientific instruments and supplies for
cross-sectional analysis. Buehler products are used throughout the world by metallurgical laboratories, quality control
departments, and failure analysis facilities for the analysis of
all types of materials including ceramics, composites, semiconductors, metals, rocks and minerals, and plastics. www.
buehler.com
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging (Thorwood, NY)
Booth #220 Carl Zeiss offers a full line of upright, inverted,
stereo and confocal microscopes, image analysis systems
and digital cameras for all materials applications including
research, metallurgy, surface topography, particle analysis,
metrology, quality assurance, and failure analysis. Carl Zeiss
specializes in high-resolution digital imaging systems for
demanding applications. www.zeiss.com/materials
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Carl Zeiss SMT (Peabody, MA)
Booth #221 Carl Zeiss NTS offers solutions based on leading-edge particlebeam technology that includes the
following product groups: SEM, TEM,
Helium-Ion-Beam systems and CrossBeam® FIB/SEM workstations. With this
broad product portfolio, Carl Zeiss NTS
offers one-stop solutions for imaging
— including 3D volume rendering and
reconstruction — testing, characterization, manipulation, process control and
failure analysis. www.smt.zeiss.com
Carpenter Technology, Corp (Reading, PA)
Career Pavilion #T500 Carpenter
(NYSE:CRS) is a leader in the development, manufacture and distribution of
cast/wrought and powder metal stainless
steels and specialty alloys including high
temperature (iron-nickel-cobalt base),
stainless, superior corrosion resistant,
controlled expansion alloys, ultra highstrength and implantable alloys, tool and
die steels, and other specialty metals
as well as cast/wrought titanium alloys.
www.cartech.com
Centorr Vacuum Industries, Inc. (Nashua, NH)
Booth #313 www.centorr.com
CETR (Campbell, CA)
Booth #216 CETR is a leading manufacturer of precision mechanical testers
for coatings & bulk materials (metals,
ceramics, polymers & composites) that
test adhesion and scratch, hardness
and Young’s modulus, friction and wear,
fretting & corrosion, multi-axis fatigue,
tension and compression with torsion, in
controlled temperatures, humidity, gases
or vacuum. www.cetr.com
CM Furnaces, Inc. (Bloomfield, NJ)
Booth #409 CM Furnaces offers both
standard design and specialized custom
units. We will feature our complete line
of laboratory furnaces, including box and
tube furnaces, ranging from 1000Ë?C
to 2000Ë?C. These are available in air,
inert and reducing atmospheres. Also
featured will be our production furnaces
and our 1700Ë?C batch, hydrogen and
box furnaces. www.cmfurnaces.com
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CSM Instruments (Needham, MA)
Booth #229 CSM Instruments has been leader in the development of instruments for advanced materials testing for over
thirty years. Our products include Hardness Testers, Scratch
Testers, and Tribometers of varying load ranges. 3D-imaging
options are available with the ConScan or AFM objective.
Additionally, we have a thorough sample testing service lab.
www.csm-instruments.com
Deltech, Inc. (Denver, CO)
Booth #522 Electric lab and production furnaces up to 2000
deg C sustained operating temperatures in air, inert atmospheres, and under positive pressures. Special “RS” line of
glass melt furnaces. Custom design is our specialty; we build
to order and to suit. www.deltechfurnaces.com
Drexel University, Materials Science &
Engineering (Philadelphia, PA)
Career Pavilion Booth #T405 Drexel Universisty’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering is located on
a vibrant urban campus in Philadelphia, PA. The graduate
program in materials engages students in research at the forefront of materials for energy, nanotechnology, biomaterials,
electronic materials, soft materials, nuclear materials science,
and advanced materials design and processing. www.
materials.drexel.edu
Engineered Pressure Systems, Inc. (Haverhill, MA)
Booth #412 www.epsi-highpressure.com
Evans Analytical Group (Sunnyvale, CA)
Booth #129 Evans Analytical Group (EAG) is the global
leader in surface analysis and materials characterization services. Analytical techniques available include: GDMS, ICPMS,
XPS, XRD, SEM, TEM, SIMS, and XRF. EAG provides fast
turn-around time, superior data quality and excellent results.
EAG has over 15 locations in Asia, Europe and the U.S. www.
eaglabs.com
Evex (Princeton, NJ)
Booth #506 The premier manufacture of electron microcopes and x-ray analyzers for nanotechnolgy. Evex provides
powerful yet, affordable Mini-SEM, tabletop scanning electron
microscope (SEM) and standard size electron microscopes.
Both electron microscope platforms can be equipped with
Evex’s award winning X-ray NanoAnalysis (EDX) system and
high speed, Light element, liquid nitrogen free detectors for
identification of elemental composition. www. evex.com
EDAX, Inc. (Mahwah, NJ)
Booth #513 EDAX is the world’s largest supplier of EDS,
EBSD, WDS and Micro-XRF systems providing innovative
solutions for materials characterization. Seamless integration
and smart features are at the core of our innovative solutions.
New TEAM EDS provides analytical intelligence to easily
obtain quality and reliable results. Orbis provides analytical
flexibility for MicroXRF applications. www.edax.com
Eirich Machines (Gurnee, IL)
Booth #147 Eirich Machines designs, manufactures and
supplies batch and continuous machinery and systems for the
processing of raw materials, compounds, waste and residues
in a wide range of industries. Our complete line of products
for mixing, agglomerating, pelletizing, grinding, granulating
and plasticizing range from laboratory size units to 250 ft³
capacity machines. Eirich High Intensity Mixers can also be
equipped with vacuum. The results of this process technology
are synonymous worldwide for some outstanding achievements in the solution of problems in diverse applications.
www.eirichusa.com
ELSEVIER (New York, NY)
Booth #340 Elsevier is a leading international publisher of Material Science books, journals and electronic products. Visit our
booth for free sample copies of our journals, including: Materials Today, Polymer, Nano Today, Biomaterials, Carbon, Progress in Polymer Science and Material Science and Engineering
R. Please visit our website for more information on Elsevier’s
Material Science journals. www.elsevier.com/materials
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FEI Company (Hillsboro, OR)
Booth #415 FEI Company delivers the most innovative
microscopy solutions for imaging, 3D nanocharacterization,
nanoprototyping and in-situ observation of nanoprocesses.
FEI’s TEM, SEM, and DualBeam™ SEM/FIB solutions serve
a wide range of applications needs in materials research and
include Titan TEM capable of sub-Angstrom imaging and
Magellan XHR SEM capable of sub-nanometer imaging. www.
fei.com
Gasbarre Products, Inc. (DuBois, PA)
Booth #202 Gasbarre Products, Inc. is an international designer, manufacturer and marketer of capital equipment and
related services. Products offered are Powder Compaction
and Sizing Presses from the Gasbarre, Best Hydraulic, and
PTX-Pentronix companies. Thermal Processing Equipment is
offered from the Sinterite and CI Hayes Furnace companies.
Press Tooling is offered from the McKee Carbide and Major
PMT companies. www.gasbarre.com
Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold, Inc. (Phoenix, AZ)
Career Pavilion #T506 Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold
Inc. is the world’s largest publicly traded copper company and
one of the principal North American-based mining companies, with large, long-lived, geographically diverse assets and
significant reserves of copper, gold and molybdenum. Career
opportunities are available for review at www.fcx.com
Gatan, Inc. (Pleasanton, CA)
Booth #402 Gatan designs and manufactures instruments
and products for electron microscopy. Gatan’s products are
used in a broad range of advanced material science applications for metals, polymers, ceramics and composites. Scientists and engineers use Gatan’s products to acquire critical
information and insight into structural, electrical, mechanical,
and chemical properties of materials. www.gatan.com
GE Global Research Center (Niskayuna, NY)
Career Pavilion Booth #T407 www.ge.geglobalresearch.
com
Goodfellow Corporation (Oakdale, PA)
Booth #241 Goodfellow supplies pure metals, alloys, ceramics, polymers and composites as discs, sheets, foils, films,
lump, powder, rods, wires, tubes, etc. to the research (R&D)
and industrial markets. We serve the research, development and prototyping markets by offering small quantities of
material from a stock of over 47,000 catalog items which are
available for shipping worldwide in under 48 hours. We also
offer larger quantities of material to the industrial production
market. In both cases, we can also supply materials to your
individual specification, as required.
www.goodfellowusa.com
Granta Design (Cambridge, UK)
Booth #217 Granta helps engineering enterprises to manage their critical materials data, and to get more value from
this data in combination with high quality materials reference
information. We offer tools for materials selection, eco design,
and cost optimization. For education, our CES EduPack is the
world-leading teaching resource for materials and processes.
www.grantadesign.com
H.C. Starck (Newton, MA)
Booth #526 www. hcstarck.com
Harrop Industries, Inc. (Columbus, OH)
Booth #312 Harrop designs and manufactures a complete
line of continuous and periodic tape casters, dryers, burn-off
ovens, and kilns to produce ceramic products for laboratory,
pilot plant, and industrial applications. Heat sources can be
electric or gas-fired. Microwave-assisted heating is available.
Provide thermal analysis lab services and toll firing. www.
harropusa.com
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High Temperature Materials Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN)
Booth #317 A collaborative materials research facility, the
High Temperature Materials Laboratory User Program works
with industry, universities and government researchers to
develop materials-based, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly highway transportation technologies. Materials research emphases in these areas: energy storage and
catalysts, thermoelectrics, lightweighting and high strength,
and automotive and heavy vehicle propulsion. http://html.
ornl.gov
Hitachi High Technologies America Inc. (Pleasanton, CA)
Booth #306 www.hitachi-hta.com
Horiba Scientific (Edison, NJ)
Booth #133 HORIBA Scientific features bulk and surface
materials analysis solutions based on Raman and Glow
Discharge spectroscopy. Our GD-OES depth profiler offers
similar information as ESCA or SIMS faster and at a substantially lower price. As world leader in Raman solutions, we offer
the widest line of micro or macro systems. Contact Philippe
Hunault at 732-494-8660 Ext. 270,
[email protected]
Hysitron, Inc. (Minneapolis, MN)
Booth #213 As the world leader in nanomechanical testing,
Hysitron™ is dedicated to the development of next-generation
testing solutions for nanoscale materials characterization.
Hysitron’s comprehensive nanomechanical testing suite of insitu techniques (including TEM/SEM Nanomechanics, heating/
cooling, nanoDMA™, modulus mapping, nanoECR™, and SPM
imaging) and modular instrument platforms will keep you at the
forefront of technology. www.hysitron.com
IMC Exhibit (Materials Park, OH)
Booth #632 The IMC, established in 1972, is sponsored by
the International Metallographic Society of ASM. Its goal is
to advance the science of microstructural analysis by providing an opportunity for those interested in material properties
and characterization to display their work and communicate
significant scientific information. There are eleven classes of
competition covering all fields of optical and electron microscopy. See the 2010 contest winners including the Best in
Show. www.internationalmetallographicsociety.org
IMR Test Labs (Lansing, NY)
Booth #529 www.imrtest.com
Innov-X (Woburn, MA)
Booth #307 Innov-X Systems, founded in 2001, pioneered
tube-based portable XRF for true field analysis. Simultaneously measure 25 elements, Mg - U, from PPM to 100%, in
seconds. Recently ranked 7th Top Company in Manufacturing
by Inc.com for Fastest Growing Private Companies in America, Innov-X is headquartered north of Boston, with offices in
Europe and the Asia/Pacific. The X-50 Mobile won the 2007
IBO Industrial Design Gold Award. www.innovx.com
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IXRF Systems, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Booth #215 IXRF Systems can add Micro-XRF Analysis to
any Scanning Electron Microscope. By the addition of a true
X-ray source, all elements in the sample can now be identified.
Quantitative analysis becomes more accurate with detection
limits increasing by a complete order of magnitude. Take
advantage of IXRF’s EDS combination with our Micro-XRF
addition, or simply add it to your existing EDS system or your
SEM. www.ixrfsystems.com
JEOL USA, Inc. (Peabody, MA)
Booth #107 High resolution electron microscopes and tools
for materials research, failure analysis, forensics, product
inspection, nanotechnology & semiconductor R&D. LV and
FE-SEMs for observation/analysis at the nano scale; TEMs for
atomic level resolution imaging and high speed mapping; Surface analyzers for materials characterization; Sample preparation tools for SEM & TEM.Demos Available. www.jeolusa.com
Keyence Corporation (Itasca, IL)
Booth #302 As the world leader in digital microscopy, KEYENCE Corporation introduces its latest digital microscope
- the VHX-1000. With its large depth-of-field, 3D topographical
analysis with surface profiling, variable illumination for enhancing surface detail, onscreen measurements and ability to view
any material with high-contrast and no glare, the VHX-1000 is
revolutionizing microscopy. www.keyence.com
LECO Corp. (St. Joseph, MI)
Booth #113 LECO provides a complete line of instrumentation for materials characterization; including elemental
analysis, metallographic sample preparation, optical, image
analysis and management, hardness testing, and related
accessories. For immediate product information, visit our
website at www.leco.com
Leica Microsystems, Inc. (Bannockburn, IL)
Booth #139 Leica Microsystems will show the new DVM5000
digital microscope, DCM 3D confocal profiler, and M205 C
stereomicroscope with FusionOptics for high resolution/high
depth of field viewing. Leica is the only company to offer both
optical and digital microscopes and we will demonstrate a
range of instrumentation for precise material sample preparation. www.leica-microsystems.com
Maney Publishing (Leeds, UK)
Booth #233 Maney Publishing delivers personalized service
to authors, societies, readers and libraries for the publishing
and international dissemination of high quality, peer-reviewed
scholarship and research. The Materials Science & Engineering includes twenty-seven highly-regarded, peer-reviewed,
international materials science publications. For information
visit our Materials Science & Engineering Spotlight page at
www.maney.co.uk/materials
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MEL Chemicals (Flemington, NJ)
Booth #521 MEL Chemicals is a global manufacturer & supplier of Zirconium based chemicals. Product range: doped &
undoped Zirconias, including ready to press Yttria & Magnesia doped, for advanced ceramic applications in structural,
dental, medical, sensors, SOFC & catalysis. MEL also offers
a range of Tin Oxides for ceramic & advanced applications.
www.zrchem.com
MTI Corporation (Richmond, CA)
Booth #336 MTI Corporation supplies equipment for material research and R&D Lab, including: low speed cutting saw,
wire diamond saw, auto polishing machine, high temperature
box and tube furnace, X-ray crystal orientation machine and
mini XRD, and single crystal substrates as well as full set of
equipment for research of rechargeable battery materials.
www.mtixtl.com
Mesocoat, Inc. (Euclid, OH)
Booth #314 www.mesocoat.com
MTI Instruments (Albany, NY)
Booth #206 MTII/Fullam’s SEMtesters are compact systems
designed to perform tensile, compression, bending and fatigue testing of specimens under observation of SEM’s, LM’s
and SPM’s. They are ideal tools for researchers to analyze
and observe crack propagation, grain rotation and other
effects of mechanical stress under high magnification of an
electron microscope. www.mtiinstruments.com
Metal Samples Company (Munford, AL)
Booth #428 Mechanical test specimens to evaluate various properties of materials. Tensile, fracture mechanics, and
many other type specimens machined to ASTM, NACE, or
customer-defined specifications. We have a large inventory
of certified material or can use customer-supplied material.
Precision machining & laser services also provided. www.
metalsamples.com
Metcut Research, Inc. (Cincinnati, OH)
Booth #407 Metcut Research Inc. is the premier independent
source for mechanical property, structural behavior, and metallographic testing services. Along with subsidiary companies Cincinnati Testing Laboratories and Metcut Recherches
S.A.S. (Nantes, France), we operate from over 100,000 sq.
ft. of laboratory/manufacturing facilities. Our accreditations
include ISO 17025, Nadcap AS7003, and numerous customer
certifications. www.metcut.com
Micromeritics instruments Corporation (Norcross, GA)
Booth #517 Micromeritics manufactures automated analytical
laboratory instruments that measure physical characteristics of
powder and solids for fundamental research, product development, quality assurance/control, production, and process control
applications. Measurements obtained include particle size, particle shape, surface area, pore volume, pore size and pore size
distribution, material density, catalytic activity, and temperatureprogrammed reactions. www.micromeritics.com
Microtrac (Montgomeryville, PA)
Booth #246 Rapid particle size analysis utilizing advanced
solid state tri-laser technology. The S3500 line of particle size
analyzers, providing the broadest size range with compact
design from .02 to 3000 microns. Features rapid wet to dry
conversion, advanced Flex software, small footprint, Turbotrac dry feeder. The Nanotrac Dynamic Light Scatter units
for nanometer sizing, the Ultra for low concentration < 20nm
applications. New Blue Laser Technology “Bluewave” next
generation is here. Imaging and Surface area systems. www.
microtrac.com
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MTS Systems Corporation (Eden Prairie, MN)
Booth #240 Engineers and researchers worldwide rely on
MTS for the testing technology, expertise and support they
need to support advanced materials research and development. Reliable, high-performance MTS test solutions are
deployed across a diversity of industries, fulfilling a comprehensive spectrum of requirements - from tension/compression
to fracture mechanics to multi-axial fatigue. www.mts.com
Nanovea Inc. (Irvine, CA)
Booth #429 From the Irvine, CA office Nanovea designs and
manufactures Profilometers, Mechanical Testers & Tribometers to combine the most advanced testing capabilities in
the industry: Scratch Adhesion, Indentation Hardness, Wear
Friction & 3D Non-Contact Metrology at Nano, Micro & Macro
range. Unlike other manufactures Nanovea also provides
Laboratory Services. www.nanovea.com
Netzsch Instruments North America LLC (Burlington, MA)
Booth #325 NETZSCH offers thermal analysis & thermophysical properties instruments from -260C to +2800C; DSC,
DTA, TGA, Simultaneous DSC/DTA-TGA (STA) from cryogenic
to +2400C, coupling to FTIR & MS, laser flash analyzers for
thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity, thermal expansion by
dilatometry to +2800C, TMA, DMA, high accuracy DSC specific heat, adiabatic & accelerating rate (ARC) calorimeters,
plus contract lab services. www.netzsch.com
Netzsch Premier Technology LLC (Exton, PA)
Booth #325 NETZSCH Premier Technology, LLC is a worldwide manufacturer of horizontal media mills and dispersion
equipment that is used in the ceramics industry. The patented
NETZSCH technology allows the use of the finest grinding
media available to produce nanoparticle dispersions without
metal contamination. Please visit booth number 325 to learn
more. www.grinding.netzschusa.com
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NIST (Gaithersburg, MD)
Booth #421 NIST Standard Reference Materials supports
accurate and compatible measurements by certifying and
providing over 1200 Standard Reference Materials with wellcharacterized composition or properties, or both. SRMs are
used as part of overall quality assurance programs, verify the
accuracy of specific measurements and support the development of new measurement methods. www.nist.gov/srm
Precision Surfaces Int’l, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Booth #244 Precision Surfaces International, Inc. (PSI) is a
distributor of 3M consumable products for achieving precision
surfaces. PSI offers a complete product line of 3M Industrial
Superfinishing products for hard-to-grind or finish materials.
PSI also offers a complete line of sample preparation consumables for Metallurgical lab and field applications. www.
psidragon.com
Nucor Corporation (Charlotte, NC)
Career Pavilion #T504 www.nucor.com
Proto Manufacturing, Inc. (Ypsilanti, MI)
Booth #332 Residual stress affects crack growth, fatigue life,
stress corrosion cracking and distortion. For over 20 years,
Proto Mfg. has been providing both measurement services
and equipment for measuring residual stress. Proto’s leading
edge x-ray diffraction (XRD) technology is portable, cost effective and provides data for making informed decisions. www.
protoxrd.com
Ocean Optics (Dunedin, FL)
Booth #226 www.oceanoptics.com
Ohio Carbon Blank, Inc. (Willoughby, OH)
Booth #239 Ohio Carbon Blank Inc. is a full service provider
of graphite products. We specialize in precision CNC milled
and ground shapes from isostatically pressed or extruded
graphite materials. Our exclusive GRAPHIMATOR™ software
allows 24/7 online quoting and ordering of materials. We are
ISO9001:2008 certified. www. ohiocarbonblank.com
Oxford Instruments (Concord, MA)
Booth #212 The world leader in microanalytical equipment
for SEM and TEM. Oxford Instruments offers a variety of
detectors for EDS and WDS applications including the unique
X-Max range of SDD type detectors with active areas up to
80mm2. Our range of HKL EBSD detectors can be optimized
for high sensitivity and speed. www.oxford-instruments.com
PANalytical (Westborough, MA)
Booth #315 Cutting edge technology. Ultimate commitment.
PANalytical has a track record of launching ‘industry firsts’ and
this year will be our most exciting yet. Empyrean is the only
XRD platform that does it all, with PIXcel3D, the world’s first
3D detector. Our XRF products include the Axios, AxiosmAX,
AxiosFAST, and new in fusion is the Eagon 2. We are driven
to bring you real advantages in 2010: faster analysis, more
flexible solutions and improved system uptime. Key Products:
Empyrean PIXcel3D Axios AxiosmAX AxiosFAST Eagon 2
MiniPal4 Omnian. www.panalytical.com
Photron (San Diego, CA)
Booth #334 Photron high-speed cameras provide an ideal
solution for seeing what occurs in the last few milliseconds of
your tests; be they drop/impact, DIC, split Hopkinson Bar or
microscopic tests. Our wide range of cameras, including the
world’s fastest, high definition, miniature & intensified system,
means Photron has a high speed solution for your needs.
www.photron.com
Powder Processing and Technology (Valparaiso, IN)
Booth #424 PPT performs contract manufacturing on a wide
range of ceramic oxide materials. Plus, we have an extensive
line of ferrite powders. Typical services provided are batching, blending, calcining, dry and wet milling, spray drying,
sintering and screen classification. The company has a fully
equipped pilot plant and multiple production areas. www.
pptechnology.com
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Radiant Technologies (Albuquerque, NM)
Booth #507 Radiant’s Precision materials testers are designed unlike any other test instruments in the world. They
can characterize the individual material properties of dielectric
response, remanent polarization, piezoelectricity, pyroelectricity, and electrical leakage with no configuration change. More
important is the fact that they can accurately determine the
relationship between these characteristics in an integrated test
environment. www. ferrodevices.com
Rigaku Americas Corporation (The Woodlands, TX)
Booth #616 www.rigaku.com
Scientific Forming Technologies Corp. (Columbus, OH)
Booth #523 DEFORM™ is a finite element method based
process modeling system, developed by Scientific Forming
Technologies Corporation. DEFORM™ models large metal
deformation processes such as forging, extrusion, shape rolling and ring rolling processes. DEFORM™ can model heat
treatment, machining, metal joining, inertia welding and friction stir welding processes. Microstructure evolution during
thermo-mechanical processing can be modeled. DEFORM™
enables virtual process tryouts on the computers prior to the
actual production. Simulation using DEFORM™ has been
instrumental in the improvement in cost, quality and delivery
for a wide range of manufacturers. www.deform.com
Sente Software, Ltd. (Guildford Surrey, UK)
Booth #228 Offering extensively validated, user-friendly software, JMatPro V5.3, for predicting numerous material properties and behavior of complex alloy systems (based on your
chemical composition). JMatPro is used by design engineers
to increase productivity while decreasing time and money
spent running costly experiments. Ideally used for alloy development and solving material problems. www.jmatpro.com
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Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO)
Booth #509 Sigma-Aldrich is a leading high-technology company. The Aldrich Materials Science program offers advanced
materials for alternative energy, micro/nanoelectronics and
nanotechnology applications. Specialties include ultra-high
purity metals, salts & alloys, deposition precursors, battery &
hydrogen storage materials. www.sigmaaldrich.com/matsci
Solartron Analytical (Oak Ridge, TN)
Booth #617 www.solartronanalytical.com
Spectro Analytical Instruments, Inc. (Mahwah, NJ)
Booth #515 www.spectro.com
Springer (New York, NY)
Booth #406 Celebrating 40 Years of Met Trans! Visit Springer
at Booth 406 and online at springer.com/MetTrans to learn
more about Springer’s cooperation with TMS and ASM International, as well as our world-leading book program in Materials Science! www.springer.com/MetTrans
SPS NanoCeramics, LLC (Morton Grove, IL)
Booth #508 SPS NanoCeramics is dedicated to the development of SPS technologies for the sintering of nanostructural
ceramics and composites. We make high power DC and AC
pulsed power supplies. We manufacture every kind of SPS
equipment for laboratories and factories. We provide sintering service and professional consulting in our Chicago facility.
www.nanowarehouse.com
SSAB (Axis, AL)
Career Pavilion Booth #T403 www.ssab.com
Steel Dynamics (Fort Wayne, IN)
Career Pavilion #T508 www.steeldynamics.com
Stress Engineering Services, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Booth #629 Stress Engineering Services, Inc. is a “problem
solving” engineering consulting firm with offices in Houston,
Cincinnati, Chicago and New Orleans. Stress has over 200
employees and two full scale testing facilities. We provide
expertise and services to the Oil and Gas industry for the Up,
Down and Mid-stream sectors. www.stress.com
Struers Inc (Westlake, OH)
Booth #414 Struers Inc. a recognized leader and innovator in
the materialographic community provides an entire range of
equipment and consumables for materialographic specimen
preparation, from uncomplicated, manual machines to sophisticated, computerized preparation solutions. To complement
its materialographic products, Struers also sells an extensive
line of hardness testers and Zeiss microscopes - providing a
full range of comprehensive lab solutions. www.struers.com
Sun-Tec Corporation (Novi, MI)
Booth #403 www.sunteccorp.com
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Tantaline (Waltham, MA)
Booth #225 Through Tantaline’s innovative surface alloy technology, Tantaline delivers the most corrosion resistant material
commercially at prices 20-30% less expensive that specialty
alloys like nickel, titanium and zirconium. www.tantaline.com
TEC (Knoxville, TN)
Booth #520 TEC will be displaying the TEC 4000 X-Ray Diffraction System. TEC provides portable residual stress and
retained austenite measurement equipment and laboratory
services. TEC’s Materials Testing Services are A2LA accredited and ISO 9001 registered. www.tecstress.com
Tescan USA, Inc. (Cranberry Township, PA)
Booth #207 Tescan is a leading manufacturer and global
supplier of scanning electron microscopes and accessories. After 10 years of continuous development, Tescan now
introduces the third generation of the VEGA and MIRA SEMs,
incorporating new high performance electronics, improved
image quality, extended scanning modes, and a modern new
user interface. www.tescan-usa.com
TevTech, LLC (Billerica, MA)
Booth #612 TevTech LLC designs and manufactures vacuum
furnaces for the materials processing industry. Our product
line includes controlled atmosphere systems for sintering,
chemical vapor deposition systems, graphite processing systems for purification. System sizes range from bench top to
production with either carbon or metallic hot zones. Individual
components are also available. www.tevtechllc.com
Texas A&M University – Materials Science &
Engineering (College Station, TX)
Booth #427 www.msen.tamu.edu
Thermal Technology, LLC (Santa Rosa, CA)
Booth #524 www.termaltechology.com
Thermcraft, Inc. (Winston Salem, NC)
Booth #224 Thermcraft manufactures both standard and
custom ovens, tube furnaces, box furnaces, temperature
sensors and controls, vacuum formed insulation, ceramic
heaters, vacuum formed ceramic fiber heaters and a variety of
other complimentary products for use in Laboratories as well
as production. We also make replacement heaters for most of
our competitors units. www.thermcraftinc.com
Thermo Scientific (Billerica, MA)
Booth #321 Thermo Scientific instruments deliver innovative
technology in the laboratory, in the field. We provide EDXRF,
WDXRF, OES, and Microanalysis systems for materials research, including the new Thermo Scientific QuasOr EBSD.
Our handheld Thermo Scientific Niton XL3t GOLDD XRF analyzers offer high-performance, nondestructive analysis on-site
for PMI, corrosion prevention, asset recovery.
www.thermoscientific.com
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Thermo-Calc Software, Inc. (McMurray, PA)
Booth #103 A leading developer of software and databases
for calculations involving computational thermodynamics and
diffusion simulations for alloy developers and heat treaters.
Thermo-Calc: powerful software for predicting phases formed
for multi-component alloys. DICTRA: a unique tool for accurate simulations of diffusion controlled transformations.
Databases for steels, Ti, Al, Ni-superalloys and other materials. www.thermocalc.com
Thermotech (Guildford Surrey, UK)
Booth #228 Offering thermodynamic databases for complex
alloys: Al-DATA, Mg-DATA, Fe-DATA, Ni-DATA, Ti-DATA, and
Zr-DATA. In TC format, or within JMatPro, our databases
set the standard for the prediction of equilibrium and nonequilibrium structures in multi-component commercial alloys.
We combine industrial relevance with realistic physical models
that work with “real” materials. www.sentesoftware.co.uk/
media/5229/elts_phases.pdf
Titanium Metals Corporation (TIMET) (Henderson, NV)
Career Pavilion #T401 TIMET is the largest fully integrated
producer of high quality titanium products for aerospace,
industrial and consumer applications. Its activities span every
phase of titanium manufacture and sales, from converting
rutile ore into intermediate product (sponge), to producing
ingot, slab and mill products. TIMET has research, manufacturing and distribution facilities. www.timet.com
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U.S. Department of Energy (Washington, DC)
Booth #613 www1.eere.energy.gov/vehiclesandfuels/
UES, Inc. (Dayton, OH)
Booth #425 UES is an innovative science and technology
company providing industry & government customers with
superior R&D expertise and state of the art products such as
RoboMet(tm)- providing 3-D microstructure data for characterization of materials and MicroTest Rigâ(tm)- an in-situ, true
microscale, modular, testing system for SEM, FIB & optical
microscopy. www.ues.com
Ceramic Processing Equipment
Clay & Natural Minerals
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
Controllers
Carbolite ......................................................................................... 416
Thermcraft, Inc................................................................................ 224
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
Dryers
Cutting Tools
Applied Test Systems ..................................................................... 208
Harrop Industries, Inc. ................................................................... 312
Thermcraft, Inc. .............................................................................. 224
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Electronic Ceramics
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
Union Process, Inc. (Akron, OH)
Booth #516 Over 60 years of research, development, and
manufacturing experience culminated in the Attritor line of fine
grinding and dispersing mills for wet or dry particle size reduction. Addition of DMQ small media mills meet today’s growing
demand for nanotechnology. All mills can be designed for
metal contamination-free and cryogenic milling.
www.unionprocess.com
Furnaces
Wiley (Hoboken, NJ)
Booth #309 Stop by the Wiley Booth #309 and discover all
that’s possible with the wealth of print and electronic books,
journals and major references that we’ll have on display.
Wiley is proud to co-publish the American Ceramic Society
books and journals along with The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society books. www.wiley.com
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Refractory Ceramics
Inspection/QC
Leica Microsystems, Inc................................................................. 139
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................ 214
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
LECO Corporation ......................................................................... 113
Kilns
Single Crystals
Xidex Corporation (Austin, TX)
Booth #137 www.xidex.com
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
Carbolite .........................................................................................
CM Furnaces ..................................................................................
Harrop Industries, Inc. ...................................................................
MTI Corporation .............................................................................
Thermcraft, Inc. ..............................................................................
208
416
409
312
336
224
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
Carbolite .........................................................................................
CM Furnaces, Inc ...........................................................................
Harrop Industries, Inc. ...................................................................
Thermcraft, Inc. ..............................................................................
Glass
Alfred University ............................................................................. 420
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Optical Fibers
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Hydraulic Pressing
208
416
409
312
224
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
MTI Corporation .............................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Mixers/Mills/Grinders
Commercial Materials Testing/Characterization Services
Eirich Machines, Inc. ...................................................................... 147
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Union Process, Inc. ........................................................................ 516
Commercial Materials Testing
Presses (Mechanical, Hydraulic, Compaction)
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Ceramics
Additives
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Cements
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Ceramic & Metallic Powders/Materials
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
MEL Chemicals ..............................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
194
Coatings
214
241
521
421
509
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Metcut Research, Inc. ....................................................................
Micromeritics Instrument Corp. .....................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sente Software Ltd .........................................................................
Tescan USA Inc. .............................................................................
Union Process Inc. .........................................................................
214
241
336
509
303
216
229
213
407
517
429
421
228
207
516
Load Cell Calibrations
CETR .............................................................................................. 216
MTS Systems Corporation.............................................................. 240
NIST .............................................................................................. 421
Electronics
Electronic Materials
MEL Chemicals .............................................................................. 521
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
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Engineering Applications and Related Interests
Industrial Gases
Atmosphere Equipment/Control
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Thermcraft, Inc. .............................................................................. 224
Heat Treating Equipment & Services
Commercial Heat Treating Services
Lubrication and Hydraulics
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Electrical Engineering
CETR .............................................................................................. 216
Alfred University ............................................................................. 420
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Heat Treating Equipment
Maintenance & Reliability
CM Furnaces, Inc. .......................................................................... 409
Harrop Industries, Inc. ................................................................... 312
Energy/Combustion
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Modeling Processes
Equipment Design
CETR .............................................................................................. 216
Sente Software, Inc. ....................................................................... 228
Applied Test Systems ..................................................................... 208
Union Process, Inc. ........................................................................ 516
Organizational Training
Equipment Manufacturing (OEM)
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
Harrop Industries, Inc. ...................................................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ...............................................................
Thermcraft, Inc. ..............................................................................
208
312
139
224
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Machining and Metal Cutting Equipment
Allied High Tech Products Inc. ....................................................... 121
LECO Corporation ......................................................................... 113
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Plant Engineering
Materials Testing/Characterization Equipment & Supplies
Photron ........................................................................................... 334
Color Analysis
Safety and Health
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Inc. ........................................................ 220
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Consumables
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Metal Samples ...............................................................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Controllers
Carbolite ......................................................................................... 416
MTS Systems Corporation ............................................................. 240
Glass Testing
Corrosion Testing
216
317
428
407
421
332
321
Creep Testers
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
208
216
317
213
240
429
Extensometers
Applied Test Systems ..................................................................... 208
MTS Systems Corporation ............................................................. 240
Failure Analysis
Alfred University .............................................................................
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Inc. ........................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
Evans Analytical Group ..................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory.........................................
208
216
317
428
240
429
421
334
Fractures Toughness Testing Equipment
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Metal Samples ...............................................................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Metal Samples ...............................................................................
Metcut Research Inc. .....................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Thermo Scientific ...........................................................................
213
107
113
407
429
421
334
332
520
321
Fatigue
Cutting Tools
Allied High Tech Products, Inc. ...................................................... 121
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp ....................................... 303
Buehler ........................................................................................... 203
CSM Instruments ........................................................................... 229
LECO Corporation ......................................................................... 113
Precision Surfaces International, Inc...............................................244
196
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
JEOL USA, Inc. ..............................................................................
LECO Corporation .........................................................................
Metcut Research Inc.......................................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
TEC ................................................................................................
Thermo Scientific ...........................................................................
420
220
229
129
317
Alfred University .............................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
216
317
213
428
240
429
421
334
332
420
216
213
429
421
334
Hardness Testing Equipment
Buehler ...........................................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
LECO Corporation .........................................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
203
216
229
317
213
113
429
421
334
332
Image Analyzers
Buehler ...........................................................................................
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging Inc. .........................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
LECO Corporation .........................................................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ...............................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Tescan USA Inc. .............................................................................
203
220
216
113
139
429
334
207
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Impact Testers
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
216
317
240
421
334
Materials Selection
Alfred University .............................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Thermo Scientific ...........................................................................
420
216
213
421
321
Mechanical Testing (including hardness)
Alfred University .............................................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Metcut Research ............................................................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
420
303
216
229
317
213
407
240
429
334
332
Metallographic Specimen Preparation Equipment/Supplies
Allied High Tech Products Inc. .......................................................
Buehler ...........................................................................................
LECO Corporation .........................................................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ...............................................................
MTI Corporation .............................................................................
121
203
113
139
336
Metallographs
Buehler ........................................................................................... 203
LECO Corporation ......................................................................... 113
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ............................................................... 139
Microelectronic Failure Analysis
Alfred University .............................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
EDAX, Inc. ......................................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ...............................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
420
216
513
213
139
334
Microscopes
Agilent Technologies ......................................................................
Alfred University .............................................................................
Allied High Tech Products Inc. .......................................................
Buehler ...........................................................................................
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Inc. ........................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
LECO Corporation .........................................................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc.................................................................
MTI Corporation .............................................................................
Oxford Instruments ........................................................................
Tescan USA Inc. .............................................................................
198
512
420
121
203
220
229
317
113
139
336
212
207
Moisture Analysis
Thermal Analysis
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Alfred University .............................................................................
Anter Corporation ..........................................................................
CETR...............................................................................................
Harrop Industries, Inc. ...................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Optical and/or Electron Microscopy (SEM, TEM, etc.)
Alfred University .............................................................................
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Inc. ........................................................
EDAX ..............................................................................................
Evans Analytical Group ..................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory.........................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
JEOL USA, Inc. ..............................................................................
Leica Microsytems, Inc. .................................................................
Metcut Research Inc. .....................................................................
Microtrac ........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Oxford Instruments ........................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Tescan USA Inc. .............................................................................
Thermo Scientific ...........................................................................
420
220
513
129
317
213
107
139
407
246
421
212
334
207
321
Particle Size Analysis
Alfred University .............................................................................
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Inc. ........................................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ...............................................................
MicroMeritics Instrument Corp. .....................................................
Microtrac ........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Oxford Instruments ........................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Tescan USA Inc. .............................................................................
Union Process, Inc. ........................................................................
420
220
139
517
246
421
212
334
207
516
Thickness Gages
Applied Test Systems ..................................................................... 208
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................ 317
Hysitron, Inc. .................................................................................. 213
Torsion Testers
CETR .............................................................................................. 216
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................ 317
MTS Systems Corporation ............................................................. 240
317
139
429
421
334
332
520
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Other Specialty Ferrous Metals
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sente Software Ltd .........................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Agilent Technologies ......................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
512
216
229
317
213
429
Stainless Steels
208
216
317
240
Steels, Carbon and/or Alloy
Universal Tension/Compression Load Cell
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
208
216
317
240
332
Metal Forming Equipment
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................ 214
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp ....................................... 303
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp ....................................... 303
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Lubricants
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Coke/Coke Byproducts
Test/Lab Furnaces/Environmental Chambers
Biomaterials
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp ....................................... 303
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Alfred University .............................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
MEL Chemicals ..............................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Metals & Alloys
Ferrous Metals
Cast Irons
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................
303
421
332
228
303
241
421
332
228
509
Tool Steels
Agilent Technologies ...................................................................... 512
Alfred University ............................................................................. 420
Applied Test Systems ..................................................................... 208
CETR .............................................................................................. 216
High Temperature Materials Laboratory..........................................317
Hysitron, Inc. .................................................................................. 213
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
MTS Systems Corporation ............................................................. 240
Nanovea ......................................................................................... 429
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Photron ........................................................................................... 334
208
416
216
312
240
421
303
241
421
228
509
Plate Products
Tensil Testers
Applied Test Systems .....................................................................
Carbolite .........................................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
Harrop Industries, inc. ...................................................................
MTS Systems Corporation .............................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
303
241
421
332
228
509
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Tribology
Universal Tension/Compression Testing Machines
Residual Stress Analyzers/Testers
High Temperature Materials Laboratory ........................................
Leica Microsystems, Inc. ...............................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Photron ...........................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
TEC ................................................................................................
Iron
420
422
216
312
317
Nonferrous Metals
Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd .........................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
426
303
241
421
332
228
509
420
241
521
421
509
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Products and Services Index
Copper Alloys
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
426
303
241
421
332
509
Engineered Materials
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
MEL Chemicals .............................................................................. 521
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Heat Resistant Metals
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing ......................................................................
303
241
421
332
Intermetallics
Alfa Aesar, A Johnson Matthey Co. ...............................................
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
426
241
509
Magnesium Alloys
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd .........................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
303
241
332
228
509
Metal-Matrix Composites (MMCs)
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
Nickel, Nickel-Iron & Cobalt-Base High Performance Alloys
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co ................................................. 214
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Analytical Reference Material Int’l Corp ......................................... 303
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Sente Software Ltd ......................................................................... 228
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
Other Nonferrous Metals
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
426
303
241
421
509
Refractory Metals
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................ 214
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
200
Superalloys
Refractory Metal Powders
Structural Plastics
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp ....................................... 303
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST................................................................................................ 421
Sente Software Ltd ......................................................................... 228
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................ 214
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
Ashland, Inc. .................................................................................. 621
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Titanium Alloys
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co...................................................214
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp ....................................... 303
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
214
426
303
241
332
509
Powder Metallurgy (P/M) Materials
Ceramic and Metallic Powder
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co ................................................. 214
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
MEL Chemicals .............................................................................. 521
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Sigma-Aldrich ................................................................................. 509
Other Ferrous Metal Powders
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Ames Laboratory (The )..................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
426
241
421
332
509
Other Nonferrous Metal Powders
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co .................................................
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
214
421
332
509
Stainless Steel Powders
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................ 214
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Steel Powders
Vanadium
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Analytical Reference Materials Int’l Corp .......................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
Silicon/Ferrosilicon
214
426
241
421
332
509
Porous & Foamed Metals
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Proto Manufacturing Inc................................................................. 332
Other Services
Consulting Services
CETR ..............................................................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
Nanovea .........................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd .........................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
216
229
213
429
332
228
509
Contract R&D Services
Alfred University .............................................................................
CETR ..............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
420
216
332
509
Fuel Cells
Other Materials
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co. ................................................ 214
Electronic Materials
Alfred University .............................................................................
MEL Chemicals ..............................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
420
521
421
332
509
Fuel Cells
Nanotechnologies
Agilent Technologies.......................................................................
CSM Instruments ...........................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Tescan USA Inc. .............................................................................
512
229
213
421
207
Retained Austenite Measurement
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co ................................................. 214
MEL Chemicals .............................................................................. 521
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
TEC ................................................................................................ 520
Glass
Software Products
Alfred University .............................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
MEL Chemicals ..............................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
420
241
521
421
Plastics
Nanomaterials
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Co .................................................
Alfred University .............................................................................
CETR...............................................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
Hysitron, Inc. ..................................................................................
MEL Chemicals ..............................................................................
MTI Corporation .............................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Union Process, Inc. ........................................................................ 516
214
420
216
241
213
521
336
421
509
Polymer Matrix Composites
Ashland, Inc. .................................................................................. 621
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Advanced Composites
Ashland Inc. ................................................................................... 621
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Engineering Plastics
Ashland Inc. ................................................................................... 621
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Fibers & Filters
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
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Products and Services Index
Polymers
Ashland Inc. ...................................................................................
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Sigma-Aldrich .................................................................................
621
241
421
509
Reinforced Plastics
Ashland Inc. ................................................................................... 621
Goodfellow Corporation ................................................................ 241
Structural Plastics
Ashland Inc. ................................................................................... 621
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Processes
Powder Metallurgy
On-Line/Off-Line Databases
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Ames Laboratory (The)................................................................... 426
Carbolite ......................................................................................... 416
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Hydraulic Pressing
Pressing (Mechanical, Hydraulic, Compacting)
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Surface Engineering/Modification
Research & Development
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
Alfred University .............................................................................
ASM International ...........................................................................
Carbolite .........................................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Sente Software Ltd .........................................................................
Thermal Spray
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Welding/Joining
Alloy Production
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Casting
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Coatings
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Publications (Journals, Business Magazines)
Publications
ASM International ...........................................................................
Maney Publishing ..........................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ...............................................................
Springer .........................................................................................
Wiley ...............................................................................................
235
233
421
332
406
309
Cold Rolling
Quality Management
420
235
416
421
332
228
Technology Transfer
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
Refractories/Furnace Insulation
Extrusion/Drawing
Thermcraft, Inc. .............................................................................. 224
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
U.S. Department of Commerce
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Casting
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
420
235
336
421
Document Delivery Services
Hot Rolling
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Carpenter Technology Corp. .......................................................T 500
Engineering Software
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Proto Manufacturing Inc. ............................................................... 332
Union Process, Inc. ........................................................................ 516
202
Pressing (Wet or Dry)
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Hysitron, Inc. .................................................................................. 213
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Materials Information Resources
Academia
Mixing/Milling/Grinding
MTI Corporation.............................................................................. 336
Trade Association/Profession Society
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Carbolite ......................................................................................... 416
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
Proto Manufacturing Inc................................................................. 332
Microsilica
Commercial Surface Engrg. Services & Coating Services
Cladding
Machining/Grinding
Sente Software Ltd.......................................................................... 228
Surface Engineering
Services
426
416
428
228
Metal Casting
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
Firing/Drying/Melting
Ames Laboratory (The) ..................................................................
Carbolite .........................................................................................
Metal Samples ...............................................................................
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Toll Grinding
Partsmaking/Materials Processing
Refractories – Furnace Insulation
Alfred University .............................................................................
ASM International` .........................................................................
MTI Corporation .............................................................................
NIST ...............................................................................................
Machining, Grinding, Cutting, Drilling
Consumables
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Precision Surfaces International, Inc. ............................................ 244
Vacuum Equipment
Ames Laboratory (The) .................................................................. 426
Carpenter Technology Corp. ....................................................... T500
Heat Treating
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Contract Welding
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
CVD, PVD Coating
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Heat Treating
Gauges
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Pumps
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
Welding & Joining Equipment
Solders
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sente Software Ltd ......................................................................... 228
Welding Filler Metals (Electrodes, Welding Rod, Wire)
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Metal Samples ............................................................................... 428
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
Sente Software Ltd. ........................................................................ 228
Engineering/Scientific Journals
ASM International ........................................................................... 235
MTI Corporation ............................................................................. 336
NIST ............................................................................................... 421
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