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TEKFAB adds new building to Oregon campus
After a year of construction, TEKFAB has added a 20,000-sq.-ft. building to its campus in Albany, Ore. The new building adds more space to the production floor for higher project volumes and larger projects. It also includes a conference room that offers a panoramic view of the new production...
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Jorgenson Machine Tools announces opening of Bud’s Machine Tools
Salt Lake City, Utah-based Jorgenson Machine Tools has announced the opening of Bud's Machine Tools, run by Bryan "Bud" Jorgenson, which will service Jorgenson’s customers moving forward.
The firm offers new and used machinery.
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Cadence expands CNC electrochemical grinding technology
Staunton, Va.-based Cadence Inc., a supplier of advanced products, technologies, and services to medical device and specialty industrial companies worldwide, has expanded its electrochemical grinding technology at the Cranston, R.I., facility. The CNC equipment uses high-precision, burr-free...
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AIDA-America appoints project manager
AIDA-America, Dayton, Ohio, has hired Ryan Mason as project manager. In this role, he coordinates with internal departments and external vendors to serve as a single point of customer contact throughout the life of each project. The company manufactures metal stamping presses and metal forming...
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Sciaky's EBAM process achieves qualification for huge satellite fuel tanks
Chicago-based Sciaky Inc., a subsidiary of Phillips Service Industries Inc. (PSI) and a provider of metal additive manufacturing (AM) technology, has achieved qualification with its Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM®) process, stemming from the completion of qualification testing...
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Kaast Machine Tools moves into new building
Kaast Machine Tools has moved to its new home in Aldan, Pa. The 42,500-sq.-ft. building features a showroom, technical training center, and expanded machine and spare parts inventory. Horizontal band saws, ironworkers, and press brakes will be on the floor, as well as the newer VF-series machining...
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Larson Tool & Stamping unveils new website
Larson Tool & Stamping Co., a fourth-generation, family-owned stamping supplier in Attleboro, Mass., has unveiled a new, customer-oriented website at www.larsontool.com. The website presents a new look, user-friendly navigation, an in-depth corporate video, and a pictorial tour of the...
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- From The Welder
Messer, CVC Fund VII acquire assets in the Americas from Linde
Industrial gases provider Messer and CVC Capital Partners Fund VII have concluded an agreement with Linde AG to acquire the majority of Linde’s gases business in North America and certain business activities in South America, involving 5,100 employees. The move would greatly increase the size of...
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- From The Additive Report
Midwest Prototyping expands to Colorado
Blue Mounds, Wis.-based Midwest Prototyping LLC, an independent additive manufacturing service bureau, has expanded its services to Westminster, Colo., after acquiring Tenere Inc.'s former rapid prototyping division. Tenere, a contract manufacturer of custom metal and plastic components and...
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Olympic Steel earns IATF 16949 certification
Olympic Steel Inc., a national metals service center, has been awarded an IATF 16949 management system certificate for its Detroit facility. The International Automotive Task Force technical specification covers manufacturing of flat-rolled steel, stainless, and aluminum, including slitting,...
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Weiler Abrasives Group moves production from China to Pennsylvania
Weiler Abrasives Group, a provider of abrasives, power brushes, and maintenance products for surface conditioning, will expand operations at its Cresco, Pa., facility as a result of investments in lean manufacturing and factory automation that opened space and capacity at the location. The move...
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VP of sales appointed for Dorner’s U.S. operations
Hartland, Wis.-based Dorner has appointed Scott Kelley as vice president – sales for its U.S. operations. Most recently her served as director of the automotive business at Sick Inc. Before that, he held sales and marketing leadership positions at United Technologies, Bose Corp., Access Genetics,...
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Coe Press Equipment supplies two coil feed lines to Wico
Sterling Heights, Mich.-based Coe Press Equipment has delivered two new coil processing lines with integrated coil end welders to Wico Metal Products, Warren, Mich., a provider of large stampings to automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. Both lines are equipped to process high-strength steel up to...
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Imperial Systems names director of sales and marketing
Imperial Systems, a provider of industrial dust and fume collection equipment based in Mercer, Pa., has hired Tomm Frungillo as director of sales and marketing. Frungillo has 25 years of experience in the industry. He most recently held the position of director of sales at The Systems Group. Before...
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Burloak Technologies named launch partner for GE Additive's Manufacturing Partner Network
Burloak Technologies, Dundas, Ont., a division of Samuel, Son & Co. Ltd., has joined GE Additive's new Manufacturing Partner Network (MPN). As a launch partner for the MPN, Burloak will work closely with GE Additive to accelerate the use of additive manufacturing technologies across a number of...
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