Gudgeon Brothers Limited
London, ON
Company Overview
Gudgeon Brothers Limited is a family owned company founded in London, Ontario in 1946 and remains totally owned by the Gudgeon family in 1995.
Gudgeon Bros. Ltd. has a highly skilled staff of approximately 35 persons engaged in two distinct departments.
One department is engaged in the engineering design and building of pattern tooling for the aerospace industry. The company uses computerized equipment to aid in the design and C. N. C. machines to help produce the product. Gudgeon Bros. clients are many of the international aerospace companies.
The second department designs, engineers and produces a line of gas fired thermal sand reclamation plants for use in reclaiming chemically bonded sand for casting industries. Gudgeon Bros. equipment meets all environmental standards for air emissions in Canada and the United States and is recognized as a world leader in the sand reclamation field.
Gudgeon Bros. Ltd. is presently operating in the United States and Canada but is prepared to operate worldwide as the business expands.
Company Information
Physical Address
420 Neptune Cres.
London, ON N6M 1A1
CA
Mailing Address
420 Neptune Cres.
London, ON N6M 1A1
CA
Additional Details
Legal Name: Gudgeon Brothers Limited
Number of Employees: 33
Total Sales ($CDN): $100,000 - $200,000
CA
Contacts
William H. Gudgeon
Title: Manager
Area of Responsibility: Export Sales & Marketing
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Robert Porter
Title: President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
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Brent Gudgeon
Title: Manager
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William Gudgeon
Title: President
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Brent D. Gudgeon
Title: Manager
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
Services
- Gas Fired Thermal Sand Reclamation Plants - Reclaiming Chemically Bonded Sand For Casting Industries
Products
- Conditioning Machy, Sand, Foundry Type, Nes
- Die, Metalworking, Drawing, Nes
- Environmental Products And Services
- Foundry Machy/Equipment, Nes
- Machine Tools, Metalworking, Nes
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Thermal Sand Reclaimer For Foundry's System
Many foundries are plagued with smoke and odour problems and outside the foundry. These problems usually occur during the pouring, cooling and shake out of the sand moulds. By installing a THERMFIRETM thermal sand reclaimer, the foundry can greatly reduce the chemical content of their system sand, therefore greatly reducing or eliminating the smoke and odour generated during pouring, cooling and shake out of the sand moulds.
The other benefit is, of course, the almost total elimination of buying and dumping the sand.
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Thermal Sand Reclaimer.
Contaminated foundry sand is difficult to reclaim and recycle. Even a small foundry needs to replace 700 tonnes of new sand in a year at a cost of approx $50/tonne.
Thermfire (TM) technology system manufactured by Gudgeon enables users to recycle sand at $7/tonne (operating cost) and provides savings in waste transportation and disposal costs.
Thermfire (TM) technology is a natural gas-fired thermal sand reclaimer. It removes the residual chemical binder from foundry sand allowing its reuse. Thermfire technology involves feeding sand into a high temperature chamber (550-800C) where it is fluidized around the burner tubes allowing burning off of chemical residues. The systems are managed by a computerized programmable logic controller.
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Thermally Reclaim Foundry Sand
Gudgeon Brothers manufactures a complete line of thermal sand reclaimers for the foundry industry. Thermally reclaimed sand has proven as good or better than new sand in a variety of foundry settings. Additional benefits to the environment include reduced binder percentages resulting in less odor and smoke during pouring.
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Additional Information
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Japan, Taiwan, United States, Arizona, California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, West Virginia, Wisconsin
Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Korea, South, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington