June 18, 2013

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Palmer Manufacturing & Supply Opens New Test Lab
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Palmer Manufacturing & Supply Inc. recently opened The Strausbaugh Technology Center, offering complete testing services to metal casting and other industries.

Demands of today's business climate are many: condensed product life cycles, tighter cost controls, and shorter lead times. To succeed in this challenging environment, metal casters need complex testing services in both an effective and timely manner.

Palmer can perform virtually any mixing test on granular to powder materials with any liquid chemical system including resin mixing tests, reclamation tests, and rebonding cycle tests. Palmer also has the experience to conduct trials on shell sand, frac sand, rubber crumb, adhesives, wood fiber, salt, baghouse fines, oxides, carbon, titanium, carbide, and many others.

The Strausbaugh Technology Center is equipped with the necessary equipment to perform standard tests: LOI, ADV, screen analysis, tensile testing, transverse testing, pH testing, percent sodium, or potassium testing. Testing results can also be posted online for easy viewing.  

“We are seeing a growing need for complete performance testing,” said Jack Palmer, president at Palmer Manufacturing & Supply. “Our customers are pleased with quickly getting results that impact their business. Once their testing results are complete, we can help them with cost-effective processes for existing or new production.”

Palmer specializes in the production of heavy-duty no-bake foundry equipment, including: sand mixers, molding systems, core room equipment, sand reclamation, mold handlers, pumping systems, resin heating systems, sand conditioning, compaction tables, mold and core coating equipment, and complete systems and engineering services. It provides sales, service, and support to the U.S., Mexico, South America, Canada, Asia, and Europe.

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