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2010 Trade Show Schedule

Come see Denison Industries first hand at any one of the trade shows we will be exhibiting at this year!
This is your chance to meet with us directly as well as view some of our castings.

    Design 2 Part
  • www.d2p.com
  • April 14 - 15, 2010
  • Oaks, Pennsylvania
    Design 2 Part
  • September 15 & 16
  • Nashville, Tennessee
    Husum WindEnergy
  • www.husumwindenergy.com
  • September 21 – 25, 2010
  • Husum, Germany
  • Besides being the most important international wind energy trade fair, HUSUM WindEnergy has also been the most important meeting place for the industry’s actors, movers and shakers for a good 20 years. Every two years HUSUM WindEnergy, as both shop window and market place, provides the best environment for making new business contacts and consolidating existing contacts.
  • Expecting around 800 exhibitors and 25,000 visitors from 70 nations, continuing the success and enjoyment of past exhibitions.
    Design 2 Part
  • www.d2p.com
  • Marlborough, Massachusetts
  • November 3 & 4
    Design 2 Part
  • www.d2p.com
  • Raleigh, North Carolina
  • November 17 & 18
    Defense Manufacturers Conference
  • www.DMC2010.com
  • Nov. 29 - Dec. 02, 2010
  • Las Vegas, Nevada
 

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April 1, 2009

Predictive Casting Process Modeling fo Rapid Production of Critical Defense Components

Amount Requested: $2,000,000

I am requesting funding for the Predictive Casting Process Modeling for Rapid Production of Critical Defense Components in fiscal year 2010.  The entity to receive this program is Denison Industries, located at 22 Fielder Street, Denison, TX 75020

The predictive casting process modeling program will develop and implement new casting technologies and materials that will give the Department of Defense lightweight alternatives and the lowest cost options for producing vehicles that can survive against many of today’s threats.  It will help reverse the trend of U.S. foundries closing or moving overseas by leading the transition of new technologies that will solidify manufacturing in America and secure high skilled jobs and growth markets.  It will establish a working research facility to further educate the next generation of engineers.  For an often fragmented industry, it will coordinate resources and funding and help assure a continued source of American casting producers for both the military and commercial applications.