News: WFO and Inductotherm Form Alliance

WFO and Inductotherm Form Alliance
The World Foundry Organization is delighted to announce a significant cooperation with Inductotherm Worldwide as they together support improvements for the cast metals industry.

The World Foundry Organization is delighted to announce a significant cooperation with Inductotherm Worldwide as they together support improvements for the cast metals industry. Inductotherm - the world's leading manufacturer of induction melting furnaces - recognizes the important role the WFO plays, bringing together technical associations from around the world and is delighted through this sponsorship deal, to be able to cover a portion of the costs associated with the ongoing mission of the WFO. Inductotherm joins two current sponsors - Foseco and Ashland Chemical - to provide three world-class organizations that will enable the development of technical research to continue for the future.

"The important role that Inductotherm play in the global foundry industry is key to their support of the WFO, both organizations are promoting technology and helping foundries to be more productive and efficient, the WFO through its on-going work and commissions and Inductotherm through continued development and research into the best melting furnaces."
WFO General Secretary, Andrew Turner

"With multiple companies in 18 countries all working together, it puts the Inductotherm Furnace Group in a perfect position to produce the most technologically advanced systems. By sharing existing technology, we have been able to save hundreds of development hours and are able to adapt equipment specifically to each customer's application. This saves our customers time and money since we have also been able to reduce delivery times worldwide."
Satyen Prabhu, President and CEO, Inductotherm Corp.

"I am delighted that a company of the stature of Inductotherm has agreed to be a sponsor of the WFO. It speaks of their confidence in the work that is being done for the benefit of the foundry industry worldwide."
WFO President, Don Huizenga