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Caterpillar provides foundry support

Caterpillar, Inc. recently made a financial contribution to a new research metalcasting facility, built by the Clemson Engineering Technologies Laboratory (CETL). The facility supports research projects, provides educational opportunities to engineering, science and architecture, arts and humanities students, and services the needs of CETL’s commercial and government clients.

Metalcasting is a key component in the CETL’s Rapid Component Fabrication (RCF) effort, which integrates the latest technical advances in 3D computer aided design, rapid prototyping, and reverse engineering with casting, to allow quick and inexpensive production of experimental, but fully functional components.

To learn more about the CETL and the Clemson University Foundry, visit www.cetl.org or contact Donald L. Erich, Director of CETL, at 864-646-2413, ext. 207.



CETL director, Don Erich, accepts a gift from Joe Markun, Caterpillar Precision Seals facilty manager. Looking on is Bob Jeanmenne, Caterpillar Seals Metalcasting facility manager.

 



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