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32Nd Exhibition Located in the Phoenix Convention Center, Hall Cd MEETING INFORMATION 32ND EXHIBITION LOCATED IN THE PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER, HALL CD EXHIBIT HOURS Monday, March 12 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Lunch in the Exhibit Hall from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Exhibit Opening Reception from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 13 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Lunch in the Exhibit Hall from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Happy Hour from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 14 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Lunch in the Exhibit Hall from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. TMS2018 FINAL PROGRAM www.tms.org/TMS2018 • #TMSAnnualMeetingwww.tms.org/TMS2018 51 CURRENT AS OF FEBRUARY 5. EXHIBITING COMPANIES Download the mobile app for most current list. ABB Inc.. .317 Metallurgy and Materials Society of CIM. .512 AdValue Technology LLC. 212 Micro Materials Ltd. 101 Advanced Dynamics Corp., Ltd. 400 Microtrac. 418 Almex USA. 420 Momentum Press . .514 ALTEK, LLC. 404 MTI Corp. .500 Aluminium Times. 515 MTS Systems Corp. 503 Anton Paar USA. .201 Nanomechanics, Inc.. 222 BlueQuartz Software. 204 Nanoscience Instruments. .507 Bruker Corp. .313 Nanovea Inc.. 413 Ceramics Expo USA. .521 Netzsch Instruments NA LLC. 501 Claudius Peters . 200 NKM Noell GmbH. .305 CompuTherm LLC. .318 Nuclear Science User Facilities. 213 EAG Laboratories. 505 Oseir Ltd. 102 EBSD Analytical. .205 Outotec Ltd.. .312 EDAX Inc.. 302 PACE Technologies. 105 Elsevier . .121 Park Systems. 408 ENERGOPROM Group. .421 PolarOnyx, Inc. 207 Femtotools. 321 Precimeter. 221 Fischer Technology, Inc. .100 PROTO. 320 Fives. .300 ROYER. 219 Fritsch Milling and Sizing. 203 Sandia National Laboratories. 103 Gateway for Accelerated Innovation Seco/Warwick Corp.. 215 in Nuclear (GAIN). 216 Sente Software Ltd.. .414 Gautschi Engineering GmbH . 502 Shandong Hwapeng Precision Gillespie + Powers, Inc. 403 Machinery Co., Ltd.. 511 GLAMA Maschinenbau GmbH. 306 Shenyang Aluminum and Magnesium GNA alutech. .402 Study and Research Institute Co. Ltd.. 109 2018 EXHIBIT DIRECTORY 2018 EXHIBIT The Gold Machine. .113 Shenzhen Summit Levitation Metallurgical S&T Co., Ltd. .508 Goodfellow Corporation. .412 Software for Chemistry & Materials. 523 Granta Design. 208 Southwire SCR Technologies. 104 Haarslev Industries Press Technology GmbH & Co. KG. 319 STAS. 304 Hencon B.V. .517 Synton-MDP. 206 Hitachi High Technologies America, Inc. 117 TA Instruments. 504 Hycast AS. .417 Taylor & Francis Group . 509 ICE Publishing. .218 Techmo Car. .316 International ALUMINIUM Journal. .217 Tekna . .107 Keysight Technologies . 309 Tenova Inc.. 506 Light Metal Age . 303 Tesla, Inc. 416 Los Alamos National Laboratory. .108 Thermo Fisher Scientific. 209 MASCHINENFABRIK GUSTAV EIRICH Thermo-Calc Software. 401 GMBH & Co KG. 301 UES. 202 MDPI AG. .322 ZEISS Microscopy, LLC. 407 Mechatherm International LTD . 406 52 TMS2018 FINAL PROGRAM EXHIBITION FLOORPLAN WOMEN Reser Reser Reser ved ved ved 100 102 104 106 108 110 112 114 116 118 120 122 101 103 105 107 109 113 117 119 121 200 202 204 206 208 212 214 216 218 222 WOMEN CONCESSION 2018 EXHIBIT DIRECTORY 2018 EXHIBIT TOILET 201 203 205 207 209 213 215 217 219 221 FIRST AID 300 302 304 306 312 316 318 320 322 Entrance ENTRANCE 301 303 305 309 313 317 319 321 400 402 404 406 408 412 414 416 418 420 STAIRS MEN 401 403 407 413 417 Reser ved 500 502 504 506 508 512 514 516 421 WOMEN 501 503 505 507 509 511 515 517 521 523 STAIRS STORAGE TMS2018 FINAL PROGRAM www.tms.org/TMS2018 53 STAIRS CONCESSION CONFERENCE SPONSORS CONFERENCE BAG SPONSOR ENERGOPROM Group is a company consolidating Russia’s key carbon manufacturers. The Group’s plants manufacture graphite electrodes, carbon electrodes and cathode blocks, special graphites. The main consumers are Russian and foreign companies in the steel, aluminum, ferroalloy, silicon, chemical, and engineering industries. LIGHT METALS KEYNOTE SPONSORS STAS Inc. is a Canadian based company specialized in Your machines and maintenance, our concern. Your main the development, fabrication and commercialisation of concern is output and quality. Your machines should perform in process equipment for the aluminum industry designed to order to keep your plant running and reach the required output improve productivity and the quality of molten aluminum. levels. Our machines are designed to perform in the hot smelter Our clients include aluminum producers, primary and environment with high magnetic fields ad in the secondary secondary smelters, rolling mills and aluminum extruders. aluminum industry where space is often an issue. The company has been in business for more than 25 years and has clients on all continents. STAS employs more than 160 persons and has agents all around the globe. MATERIALS BOWL SPONSOR MOBILE APP SPONSOR 2018 EXHIBIT DIRECTORY 2018 EXHIBIT Goodfellow supplies small quantities of metals, alloys, TriTec, formerly CSM Instruments and now part of Anton ceramics and polymers to meet the research, development Paar, offers a wide range of instruments and testing & specialist product requirements of science industry services for surface mechanical properties characterization, worldwide. The company offers two distinct services: The including: Hardness Testers, Scratch Testers & Tribometers. first meets the needs of those customers who require small 3D-imaging options are available with the ConScan or AFM quantities of our standard catalog products for immediate objective. shipment. The second is for those who require larger quantities or further processing of the company’s standard products. REGISTRATION BAG INSERT SPONSOR TMS2018 NEWS DAILY SPONSOR Thermo-Calc: a powerful tool for thermodynamic and phase FRITSCH, internationally respected German manufacturer of equilibria calculations. Add-on modules for simulations application-oriented laboratory instruments. Our instruments are of diffusion controlled transformations and precipitation used worldwide for particle size reduction, sample preparation, kinetics. Databases available for steels, Ni-superalloys Al, materials science, product development, and particle analysis for Ti, Mg and Cu alloys, HEAs, precious metals and other fast paced industrial process monitoring and critical applications materials. in QA, QC, and R&D. Particle sizes from nano range on up. 54 TMS2018 FINAL PROGRAM FRIENDS OF TMS FRIENDS OF TMS 2018 EXHIBIT DIRECTORY 2018 EXHIBIT PUBLICATION PARTNER Springer is a leading global scientific, technical and medical portfolio, providing researchers in academia, scientific institutions and corporate R&D departments with quality content through innovative information, products and services. TMS2018 FINAL PROGRAM www.tms.org/TMS2018 55 COMPANY DESCRIPTIONS ABB INC. BOOTH #317 ALUMINIUM TIMES BOOTH #515 Building on more than 45 years of experience in analytical instrumentation, ABB has established itself as a worldwide ANTON PAAR USA BOOTH #201 leader in inclusion and hydrogen measurements in liquid aluminum. The company offers a complete range of TriTec, formerly CSM Instruments and now part of Anton Paar, analytical solutions to the aluminum industry: AlSCAN™ offers a wide range of instruments and testing services for hydrogen analyzer, LiMCA inclusion analyzer, Prefil®- surface mechanical properties characterization, including: Footprinter melt cleanliness analyzer, PoDFA inclusion Hardness Testers, Scratch Testers & Tribometers. 3D-imaging identification and quantification analysis. ABB also options are available with the ConScan or AFM objective. offers metallographic analysis service for its customers. BLUEQUARTZ SOFTWARE BOOTH #204 ADVALUE TECHNOLOGY LLC BOOTH #212 BlueQuartz Software specializes in microstructure- AdValue Technology specializes in areas of Alumina, Fused oriented computational tools and services for MSE. Our Quartz, Sapphire and Zirconia. Products range from Alumina tools are distributed via the DREAM.3D analysis platform. and Silicon Dioxide Powders, Crucibles, Tubes & Rods, Plates DREAM.3D is built around SIMPL, a general spatiotemporal & Discs, Sample Pans, UV Cuvettes, Quartz Wool, Ceramic information management and analysis library. BlueQuartz Membranes, and Cerium Polishing Powders. We strive to be employs both software engineers, and MSE experts, to your valuable partner in Material Science! quickly and efficiently bring advanced computational tools to engineers and researchers. Let us be the software developers for your materials analysis needs. ADVANCED DYNAMICS CORP., LTD BOOTH #400 For over almost five decades, Advanced Dynamics (ADCL) BRUKER CORP BOOTH #313 has supplied our global customer base with state-of-the-art material handling systems for carbon plants and cast houses. 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