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Golf Tournament 2019 NADCA
AUGUST 16, 2019 Southern California NADCA CHAPTER 30 Golf Tournament at Los Serranos Country Club (South Course) | 15656 Yorba Avenue, Chino Hills, CA 91709. Come join us at our annual golf tournament!
California’s two largest metal casting chapters are coming together for a day of golf and networking. Over 135 industry professionals and suppliers participated last year. Join us August 17th for this exciting event.
Fun and Prizes:
– $5,000 putting contest;
– $10,000 hole-in-one chance;
– Long-drive challenge;
– Closest to the pin challenge;
– Plaques for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
Early Birds SAVE $50/golfer: Register before August 9th
Registration includes green fees, range balls, cart, breakfast, snacks, lunch, give-away and door prize raffle ticket. Groups that register more than one foursome will receive a bonus chance at prizes. The 4-player, best ball, scramble style tournament is limited to 144 players.
6:30AM Check In and Breakfast | 8AM Shotgun Start | 12:30PM Lunch & Raffle | 3PM Conclude Event
Register On-Line:
www.afssocal.org
www.nadca30.org
Sponsorships and Tee Signs Available:
– GIVEAWAY SPONSOR—$2,000 (Includes 4 golfers and 1 tee sign): Every golfer receives a give-away when checking in. Shouldn’t it have your logo on it?
– LUNCH SPONSOR—$1,750 (Includes 4 golfers and 1 tee sign): The golf tournament lunch is the largest annual gathering of the Chapters. Be recognized as the sponsor of this event.
– DRINK CART SPONSOR—$1,500 (Includes 4 golfers and 1 tee sign): An obvious tournament favorite. Each golfer receives 2 tickets.
– $10,000 HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR—$1,000 (Includes 2 golfers and 1 tee sign): For many, this is the most anticipated hole of the tournament. Set up a table or tent and cheer on the participants. Note: Tournament hosts secure certificate of insurance for prize.
– $5,000 PRE-TOURNAMENT PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR—$1,000 (Includes 2 golfers and 1 tee sign): Prior to the shotgun start, attendees compete to win $5,000. Note: Tournament hosts secure certificate of insurance for prize.
– SNACK BAG SPONSOR—$1,000 (Includes 2 golfers and 1 tee sign): All golfers receive a snack bag with your logo on it.
– BREAKFAST SPONSOR—$750 (Includes 2 golfers and 1 tee sign): The tournament starts early. Breakfast and coffee are the first things the golfers ask for before hitting practice balls.
– PRIZE HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR—$500 (Includes 1 golfer and 1 tee sign): Golfers tee off for big prizes such as airline tickets, TVs and more. Set up a table or tent and cheer on the participants. Note: Tournament hosts secure certificate of insurance for prize.
GET YOUR TEE SIGN!
TEE SIGNS @ $199 Before August 10th: Prominently display your support for the metal casting industry with a tee sign. Your name will be in bold lettering and placed at a hole throughout the tournament. EARLY BIRDS SAVE $50 Tee signs are $199 before August 9th or $250 after August 10th.
BRING A RAFFLE PRIZE:
At lunch, prizes will be announced and raffled off to attendees. Sponsors and tee sign supporters are asked to bring one (1) raffle prize. We will announce your company and thank you from the podium. The industry lunch raffle is always a highly anticipated event!
REGISTRATION FORM
Register and Pay On-Line at www.afssocal.org or www.nadca30.org
Enter Number of Golfers X $129/person (before August 9) or $175/person (after August 9)
Prepaid Mulligans (2) and Putting Contest (1 attempt): add $25/player | Lunch Only is $55/person
Tee Signs: $199/sign (before August 9) or $250/sign (after August 9)
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2019 Die Casting Competition
Hello Die Casters,
The North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) holds a contest every year for the best castings. We are a month out from castings being due for the 2019 International Die Casting Competition. Based on the discussion at the technical congress earlier this year, some winners may not be up to par with what Chapter 30 die casters are doing. It would be great to get castings from Chapter 30 die casters, so the judges can see the difference.
Spread the word about the die casting competition, so those die casters can enter their castings.
Submit by June 17, 2017
The following link contains the details and at the bottom of the page is the electronic entry form.
Castings need to be received by June 17.
2019 NADCA International Die Casting Competition
Thank you,
Beau Glim
Project Manager
North American Die Casting Association
847-808-3164
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YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY TO THE 2019 DIE CASTING COMPETITION BEGINS HERE.
To be a winner in today’s economy, you must meet — and even exceed — expectations. In a competitive global market, customers take notice of the best. The North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) knows that competition improves the competitor. With its annual Die Casting Competition, it recognizes, rewards and publicizes the outstanding casting designs of the year. Each entry is judged on its design, quality, cost savings, ingenuity, innovation and industry-changing potential.
Winners will be featured in national industry magazines including Die Casting Engineer and will also be displayed at the 2019 Die Casting Congress & Tabletop in Cleveland, OH in October. Entering and winning is one of the best ways to gain visibility with leading decision-makers. How can you afford not to compete?
OFFICIAL ENTRY RULES
Any number of castings may be entered. Send a separate entry form for each casting or assembly of castings. As-cast part samples are REQUIRED with each entry form. The metal surface cannot be improved or concealed by tumbling, shot blasting, coating or other surface treatments. NADCA encourages sending secondary processed samples, but only in addition to the as-cast parts.
All castings submitted for the competition MUST have approval in writing from the customer stating their permission to enter their die cast part in the competition. Entrants may request that certain information, such as customer names, be withheld from public use in exhibitions, magazine articles and other publications.
Judging is conducted by an independent panel of experts from the die casting industry, with no ties to eligible companies. The four equally weighed criteria are ingenuity of casting/product design, overall quality, cost savings and market-expanding potential.
The competition is open to die castings in these categories:
Aluminum
• Aluminum under 1 pound
• Aluminum 1-to-10 pounds
• Aluminum over 10 pounds
• Aluminum structural/high integrity (squeeze, semi-solid, high vacuum)
• Aluminum any size with decorative finish
Magnesium
• Magnesium under .5 pound
• Magnesium over .5 pounds
Zinc
• Zinc under 6 oz./non-electroplated
• Zinc over 6oz./non-electroplated
• Zinc any size with decorative finish
Other Alloy Families
• Any size, base alloy excludes Al, Mg, Zn
To enter – complete the online form below. Please send all sample castings to:
North American Die Casting Association
International Die Casting Design Competition
3250 N Arlington Heights Rd., Ste. 101 • Arlington Heights, IL 60004
All entries must be received by June 17, 2019.
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NADCA West Coast 2019
NADCA Die Casting Congress West, Date: March 7, 2019, Location: 5757 Telegraph Road, Commerce, CA 90040
The NADCA West Coast 2019 Congress will feature technology highlights from our Congress in Indianapolis, last fall. The event begin with a breakfast followed by a full day of presentations. Presentations to include:
State of the Industry
Presented by Beau Glim, North American Die Casting Association
An update on the current state of the die casting industry.
On Demand Melting
Presented by Charles Monroe, University of Alabama at Birmingham
A look at research into induction melting technology for the die casting process. Such technology has the potential to revolutionize the die casting process by melting only the metal needed to make one shot at a time. This eliminates the energy needed to hold the metal in a liquid state, reduces the chance for contamination of the metal, and provides flexibility to use different alloys. On Demand Melting technology is also being leveraged to research the process of die casting titanium alloys.
Mechanical Properties of Modern Die Castings
Presented by Paul Brancaleon, North American Die Casting Association
NADCA has published data for die casting properties based on typical values taken from tensile bars cut from castings that had the skin removed. This provides property from data that is not always in line with castings made in industry. Current research is collecting more accurate data on different alloys and thicknesses of aluminum die castings.
Advanced Core Design & Manufacturing / Quality Control Technology
Presented by Carl Soderhjelm, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Advancements in technology are improving the die casting process and the way die castings are inspected. Additive manufacturing allows die casters a way to create conformal cooling channels in cores that previously had insufficient cooling. Further research is being conducted to identify the process and design parameters for additively manufactured cores. Die casting inspection also benefits from technology improvement. One technology that is seeing more use in the die casting industry is computed tomography (CT) scanning. This technology can more accurately detect porosity inside the casting.
Testing of Die Lubricants
Presented by Charles Monroe, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Die lubricants are necessary for the die casting process. They prevent the molten metal from soldering to the die, minimize ejection force, and locally cool the die. But what distinguishes one lubricant from another? Research has been performed to create laboratory tests that can identify characteristics of different lubricants.
Machine Learning in Die Casting
Presented by Beau Glim, North American Die Casting Association
The die casting process is full of data and as the process becomes more automated the data becomes easier to collect. A human, looking at a spreadsheet, can only analyze so much data. To fully understand all of the interacting variables in the die casting process machine learning needs to be utilized.
The cost for each event is just $50 for NADCA Members and $75 for Non-Members (note that registration includes access to breakfast and lunch). In addition, if you will be sending 5 or more people we are offering special pricing.
Die Casting Congress West – March 7, 2019
Information and registration can be found here.
Sign Up Link: www.diecasting.org/store/events/registration.aspx?event=conwest19
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Melisa Ryzner,CMP directly at mryzner@diecasting.org or 847.808.3161.
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NADCA-AFS Vendors 2019
North American Die Casting Suppliers and American Foundry Suppliers serving California casting companies meet once a year. If you are a vendor or supplier, you can save $200 on a display table if you register before February 28th. If you want to visit for dinner only, you can save $20 on dinner tickets if you buy before the 28th. Join us at Rio Hondo Golf and Event Center (Downey) on Thursday, March 7, 2019 as NADCA Chapter 30 and the American Foundry Society Southern California Chapter co-host the metal casting industry’s annual Vendor’s Night.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
(https://californiametalscoalition.formstack.com/forms/vendorsnight)
Every year, California’s two largest metal casting chapters come together to recognize the leading vendors to our industry. Participants enjoy an exciting evening of food, raffle prizes, awards and vendor displays. Visit tables from the industry’s top vendors and see their latest products and services. Our suppliers give away lots of free gifts if you visit their tables. Meet several new suppliers and your competitors.
The event draws dozens of vendors and over 125 attendees from foundries and die casters across California. Vendor’s Night also serves as NADCA Chapter 30’s annual meeting, where the organization elects its board members and bestows the Distinguished Service Award on a leading individual from the die casting industry.
Register today and we will see you then!
James Simonelli,
NADCA Chapter 30
http://www.nadca30.org
2971 Warren Lane, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
916-933-3062
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Save $200 on NADCA Vendors Night
NADCA Chapter 30 Members. Save $200 on a table if you register before February 28th. Join us at Rio Hondo Golf and Event Center (Downey) on Thursday, March 7, 2019 as NADCA Chapter 30 and the American Foundry Society Southern California Chapter co-host the metal casting industry’s annual Vendor’s Night.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
(https://californiametalscoalition.formstack.com/forms/vendorsnight)
Every year, California’s two largest metal casting chapters come together to recognize the leading vendors to our industry. Participants enjoy an exciting evening of food, prizes, awards and vendor displays. Visit tables from the industry’s top vendors and see their latest products and services.
The event draws dozens of vendors and over 125 attendees from foundries and die casters across California. Vendor’s Night also serves as NADCA Chapter 30’s annual meeting, where the organization elects its board members and bestows the Distinguished Service Award on a leading individual from the die casting industry.
Register today and we will see you then!
James Simonelli, NADCA Chapter 30
2971 Warren Lane, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
916-933-3062
http://www.nadca30.org
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