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Dayton-Area Manufacturers: Join the Future of Casting at AM4IC

  • DRMA
  • Jun 3, 2025
  • 1 min read

June 17–18 | University of Dayton Marriott, OH


Submitted By Merrin Muxlow, Investment Casting Institute on Tuesday, 6/3/2025


The Investment Casting Institute (ICI) invites manufacturers, engineers, and innovators across the Dayton region to attend the Advanced Manufacturing for Investment Casting (AM4IC) event—an intensive two-day symposium focused on the next generation of casting technologies.

 

AM4IC brings together foundries, casting customers, researchers, and tech providers to tackle a central question: How can emerging technologies transform the casting process to improve quality, shorten lead times, and strengthen domestic supply chains?

 

Whether you buy castings, make them, or supply the industry, AM4IC offers an opportunity to network,  get hands-on insight into new processes, and connect with potential partners and customers in a setting built for real-world solutions.

 

About the ICI: The Investment Casting Institute is the premier trade association for the investment casting industry, representing the full value chain—from foundries and suppliers to design engineers and end users. With over 80 years of technical leadership, ICI provides training, networking, and advocacy to accelerate innovation in critical sectors like aerospace, defense, energy, and medical.

 

Coming This Fall: Looking ahead, the ICI’s flagship Technical Conference & Expo will take place this fall in Pittsburgh, drawing hundreds of technical experts and decision-makers from across the country. It’s the largest event of its kind dedicated to investment casting and remains the go-to venue for showcasing innovations, sourcing new partners, and advancing manufacturing excellence.

 

Don’t Miss Out: AM4IC is your chance to connect with what’s next—without leaving Dayton. Learn more and register now at www.investmentcasting.org.



Interested in submitting an article? Email info@daytonrma.org for more information.

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