Since its founding in 1988, VA Technology has grown into a 200-person engineering company known for industrialising ceramic mould production for investment casters. It has installed more than 450 systems worldwide and supports them through its international facilities and service teams. Its work centres on bespoke shellroom systems, including the IC-Crystal process-management platform.
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VA TechnologyEstablished in 1988, VA Technology designs, manufactures, installs and services automated shellroom systems for investment casting. Its IC-series robots and IC-Crystal process-management software turn ceramic shell-making into a controlled industrial process, with more than 450 systems installed across 35 countries. The company has facilities in the UK, USA and China and supports customers through training, remote diagnostics and field service.SOLON, OH
LithozVienna-based Lithoz develops ceramic 3D-printing systems and materials, using its lithography-based ceramic manufacturing (LCM) process to produce precise, complex parts for industrial and medical applications. Its technology reaches structures as fine as 100 micrometres and scales from prototypes to serial production, while its newer laser-induced slipcasting process handles large parts and dark ceramics. Lithoz works closely with universities, research partners and customers, and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certifications.TROY, NY
MPI, IncMPI, Inc. manufactures wax-room and ceramic-core injection, assembly, and automation equipment for investment casting. Headquartered in Poughkeepsie, New York, the company describes its equipment as proudly made in America and operates a production facility, laboratory, showroom, and training center there. Since 1972, MPI says it has produced more than 3,500 machines, with 98.5 percent still in service worldwide.POUGHKEEPSIE, NY