CPT International 01/2019
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NORICAN GROUP<br />
Demonstration of “Complete Connected Foundry”<br />
Photo: Norican Group<br />
“GIFA provides the opportunity to interact,<br />
share latest technical thinking and discuss<br />
emerging needs”, stresses Peter Holm Larson,<br />
President Parts Formation, Norican Group.<br />
Delegates attending<br />
GIFA 2<strong>01</strong>9 will, for the<br />
first time in the show’s<br />
history, find Norican<br />
Group, Herlev, Denmark,<br />
and its 4 technologies:<br />
DISA, Italpresse Gauss, StrikoWestofen<br />
and Wheelabrator,<br />
exhibiting the “Complete Connected<br />
Foundry” powered by Norican Digital<br />
– for both die casting and green sand<br />
foundries.<br />
The range of innovation, technology<br />
and expertise across Norican covers<br />
every aspect of foundry operations,<br />
from melting, dosing and green sand<br />
molding, through to die casting, surface<br />
preparation and finishing.<br />
With a complete focus on metal<br />
forming and preparation technologies,<br />
and with the additional proposition of<br />
being able to connect machinery, services<br />
and processes using dedicated data<br />
gathering hardware, and sophisticated<br />
IoT software solutions – powered by<br />
Norican Digital, Peter Holm Larson –<br />
President, Parts Formation, Norican<br />
Group – believes this will be an incredibly<br />
important show for the organisation.<br />
“GIFA provides the perfect opportunity<br />
for our industry to interact, share<br />
latest technical thinking and discuss<br />
emerging needs – for example around<br />
aluminium and new materials. We will<br />
be displaying innovation to deliver<br />
results addressing three fundamental<br />
themes; how to boost foundry productivity,<br />
optimize quality and control<br />
resources in line with current manufacturing<br />
demands”, commented Larson.<br />
“As Norican these are conversations<br />
we can have, and customer needs we<br />
can meet, as a single provider with a<br />
unique end-to-end knowledge of<br />
foundry processes and deeper insight<br />
into the market forces impacting on our<br />
customer base. Our presence at GIFA<br />
2<strong>01</strong>9, even down to a new stand location,<br />
is geared towards demonstrating<br />
this capability mix and our commitment<br />
to using that platform to deliver practical<br />
solutions that make a real difference.”<br />
Larson continued: “DISA, Italpresse<br />
Gauss, StrikoWestofen and Wheelabrator<br />
have successfully built long-standing,<br />
trusted partnerships with foundry<br />
customers based on answering needs<br />
efficiently, innovatively and effectively.<br />
Many of those customers will be attending<br />
GIFA expecting to hear about the<br />
latest ways their specific solution provider<br />
can help tackle an individual challenge<br />
or attain a particular production<br />
goal. And they will.”<br />
“But what they will also receive is<br />
additional value that can only come<br />
from a complete foundry picture – from<br />
seeing how all parts of the puzzle fit<br />
together to offer maximum benefit. In<br />
that respect what Norican provides is a<br />
joined-up offering that is greater than<br />
the sum of its parts, borne of our focus<br />
on metal forming and enhancement. To<br />
be able to take this proposition to GIFA<br />
for the first time is a hugely exciting<br />
prospect.”<br />
In addition to showcasing innovations<br />
in metal casting, green sand molding,<br />
die casting, shot blasting/peening<br />
equipment and services – both physically<br />
on stand and using state-of-the-art<br />
displays - Norican will be delivering a<br />
range of technical lectures and workshops<br />
geared at helping customers<br />
address challenges and maximize<br />
opportunities at every point of their<br />
foundry process.<br />
Subjects to be covered during on-stand<br />
sessions and as part of the official GIFA<br />
lecture programme, can be summarized<br />
under the following categories:<br />
> Data-driven foundries – how to<br />
acquire, monitor, analyse data from<br />
every point in the foundry process to<br />
boost productivity and quality now,<br />
and capitalise on IIoT solutions in<br />
the future as part of Industry 4.0.<br />
> Achieving productivity, quality and<br />
resource improvements – how<br />
foundries of all sizes and types can<br />
use new innovation and/or upgrade<br />
existing solutions to be more sustainable,<br />
energy efficient, productive<br />
and profitable.<br />
Hall11, stand A74 – A78<br />
www.noricangroup.com.<br />
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