About us
E.F.S had been established and registered in 1973 in Cairo as (non-profitable organization) as well as it is a member of The World Foundry Organization (WFO)
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Main Activities and Goals:
E.F.S had been established and registered in 1973 in Cairo as (non-profitable organization) as well as it is a member of The World Foundry Organization (WFO)
E.F.S aims to find the best solutions for the common and different foundries problems to reach the high quality casting using the most recent technologies in The Casting procedures.
E.F.S is authorized for Commissioning and proving all ideas that help and improve The Casting quality in The Egyptian foundries.
E.F.S Offers the Society members Complete help and Support to develop their Sense of initiative, and provide them at the same time a fortune to reach the best production technologies.
Regularly E.F.S publishes a special Magazine covering all scientific and metallurgical subjects in The Casting Fields as well as technical books and dictionary.
E.F.S Organizes training Courses for engineers and technicians working in the field of metallurgical industries and foundries aiming to improve the scientific level in the field of ferrous and non-ferrous Casting production.
E.F.S holding ARABCAST SYMPOSIUM every two years besides different seminars during The year providing The recent Technologies and ideas in The Casting and foundry fields.
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Dictionary of Technical Terms
The Unique in the Arabic Language
The technical committee of the association has prepared a dictionary of technical terms in four languages: Arabic, French, English, and German, making it the first comprehensive dictionary of its kind in the Arabic language.
The technical committee of the association has prepared a dictionary of technical terms in four languages: Arabic, French, English, and German, making it the first comprehensive dictionary of its kind in the Arabic language.
