Industrial Minerals: Silicon Carbide Micro Grits
Industrial Minerals highlights the manufacturing process of silicon carbide micro grits in this July '09 article. Click on the link below to read the full article
IM SiC Micro GritsDaytona Beach Advanced Ceramics Show: Booth #312
Washington Mills will be exhibiting its ceramic and refractory grains & powder products at the 2009 Advanced Ceramics and Composites International Conference and Exibition. The conference will take place in Daytona Beach, FL from January 18-23. Visit the Washington Mills booth #312 in the exhibition hall.
http://www.ceramics.org/daytona2009/
Washington Mills Success Story: Recycling Aluminum Oxide
Washington Mills has developed a process that enables it to collect spent aluminum oxide and recycle it back into the manufacturing process. Ceramic Industry features an article on this unique process. Read more about it: http://www.ceramicindustry.com/CDA/Articles/Article_Rotation/BNP_GUID_9-5-2006_A_10000000000000426081
12th World Conference on Investment Casting
Washington Mills will be exhibiting at the World Conference on Investment Casting in Dallas, Texas. We will be exhibiting our investment cast shell building raw materials and our blasting grains for parts cleaning. We will be located in the exhibition hall in booth #208; please come by and visit us. www.www.investmentcasting.org/event_new.asp?ID=378
International Fair of Technologies for Foundry METAL 2008: Exhibition Hall B, Stand B-57
Please visit the Washington Mills booth at the International Fair of Technologies for Foundry METAL in Kielce, Poland. We will be exhibiting our refractory and industrial grains & powders and we will be located in Exhibition Hall B, Stand B-57. We look forward to meeting you there. www.targikielce.pl
European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition
Washington Mills will be exhibiting at the European Solar Energy Conference in Valencia, Spain from September 1-5, 2008. Please visit our booth to learn about our CARBOREX Silicon Carbide powders for silicon wafer slicing applications. www.photovoltaic-conference.com
Daytona Beach Advanced Ceramics Show: Booth #415
Washington Mills will be exhibiting at this year's International Conference & Exposition on Advanced Ceramics & Composites in Daytona Beach, FL from January 29-30. Look for us the Washington Mills booth #415 in the exhibition hall.
www.ceramics.org/meetings/daytona2008/
Washington Mills on The Discovery Channel
Washington Mills on Television: "How It's Made"
Washington Mills is featured in an episode of the television show "How It's Made" which airs on The Discovery Channel and The Science Channel this month. The producers of the show were interested in filming a segment on how abrasives are made so they approached Washington Mills about filiming our manufacturing process. We spent two days with the producers filming at our plants in Niagara Falls. The episode features a great behind the scenes look at all of the work that goes into making high quality abrasive grain.
The epsiode will air on The Discovery Channel in Canada on January 22nd 8:00 EST. Stay tuned for re-runs of the episode on The Discovery Channel in other countries and languages in the near future.
Industrial Minerals: Uphill Struggle
Industrial Minerals reports on the current status and future of the global fused alumina market. Click here for the full article.
Ceramic Industry: Tiny Bubbles
A lightweight and versatile refractory material, Washington Mills’ Duralum AB is an excellent insulating material that can withstand exceptionally high temperatures. For the full Ceramic Industry article on the properties and applications of hollow insulating spheres (bubble alumina,) please click here.
Norwegian Silicon Carbide Expansion
Washington Mills recently completed the construction of a state-of-the-art microgrit processing plant at Orkla Exolon in Orkanger, Norway. Equipped with the latest equipment and technology, the new plant has the advanced capability to produce high quality micro grits and sub-micron powders. Please click here to read more about these products.