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For more than 10 years, Laempe Mössner Sinto has been exhibiting at IFEX India. Also in 2020, we will be presenting our portfolio to the Indian and international audience of the foundry industry at our own booth.

The “Formstoff-Forum” organized by the Association of German Foundry Specialists (VDG) has become an

integral part of the schedule of many decision-makers, experts and scientists in the foundry industry. Laempe Mössner Sinto presented itself as premium sponsor at the third edition of the event in Munich.

On Tuesday, January 14th, 2020, the Siemens Safety Truck stopped at Laempe Mössner Sinto in Meitzendorf.

Laempe can collect valuable application information from machines and systems in its subsidiary INACORE and thus control further developments and error corrections based on data analysis – an exciting field that made it to the title page in the VDMA Magazine 11/2019.

Alexander Meister gives a lecture on "Core Production in Times of Digitization" at the Turkish Foundry Congress

• Laempe introduces its own 3-D printing process

• New magnet-based drive concept for core shooting machines demonstrated

• "Digital Cockpit" and the "Disk Inspector" represented two specific Industry 4.0 applications

Three leading technology providers in their fields, MAGMA GmbH, which specializes in the virtual optimisation of foundry processes, Hüttenes-Albertus (HA), a leading supplier of foundry chemicals, and Laempe Mössner Sinto GmbH, the core shooting machine manufacturer, have joined forces to establish a long-term partnership.

„Discover the true potenial of modern core shop“ – as the world's leading supplier of core-making technology, Laempe Mössner Sinto will present its product portfolio at GIFA focussing on the key topics of data transparency, digitization and overall efficiency.

In the February issue (2/2019) of the trade magazine GIESSEREI, a guest contribution by Laempe's managing director Rudolf Wintgens and Julian Feinauer, founder and managing director of pragmatic industries, was published. Both experts address the possibilities of digitization in the foundry sector.

The German foundry magazine "GIESSEREI" reports in its January issue about INACORE and the digital possibilities of the core-making industry of the future, which has been producing inorganic cores for about a year.