AllCast is an app that lets you view photos and videos to any of the following devices: Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Roku, WDTV, or a Smart TV from Samsung, Sony or Panasonic. AllCast is a perfect app for sending music, photos, and videos to TV from Android or PC. It will Provide a big-screen viewing experience as compared with the small mobile phone screen. AllCast application is fully compatible with many smart TVs, streaming devices and gaming consoles.
Briohn designed and constructed this 14,000 SF foundry addition for Allcast. Allcast is a custom aluminum die casting and tooling company that offers a variety of highly-engineered, precision aluminum tooling and die services, including casting capabilities ranging from 400 to 1,800 tons, CNC machining, drilling, tapping, grinding, turning, heat-treating, deburring and finishing.
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The location of this addition in relation to the rest of the factory was important for internal production flow. Therefore, the addition had to be constructed on the south end of the building, where the addition needed to accommodate a 12-foot grade difference from the existing finished floor to the exterior grade, while maintaining room for exterior parking. The addition includes:
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- AllCast Features Part of what makes the features of this app strong is that it's more than photos you can share. Photos are the easiest and will transfer the best, but it also handles audio files and even video files.
- Install the Allcast Application designed for your phone, in my case the Android App from the Google App Store. IMPORTANT - Insure that your Phone AND the Fire TV are both connected to your local Home Network. Start the Application on your phone and it will scan for its companion application on your Fire TV Sticks, Box, etc.
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- Housing for two overhead cranes, eight furnaces and eight die cast machines
- Installation of a chiller and under-slab stainless steel piping for the equipment housed in this space
- Installation and distribution of a new 4,000 amp service to feed the addition and part of the existing plant