2023 Wisconsin Manufacturing and Technology Show

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Welcome

The 18th biennial Wisconsin Manufacturing & Technology Show offers a unique forum to see some of the world’s best advanced manufacturing and metalworking technologies. This Show brings you the latest dynamic solutions needed to exceed your customer’s demands. Meet the experts, touch the newest technologies and learn about ground-breaking equipment and services that will drive your productivity and profits!

Save this Directory. It contains the names, addresses, phone numbers, and often the e-mail addresses and websites, of all the companies exhibiting at the Show. You’ll also find a handy alphabetical listing of products cross-referenced with the companies that handle them. This booklet is a valuable reference guide that will serve you long after the Show closes.

The exhibitors, producers and sponsors of the Wisconsin Manufacturing & Technology Show extend a warm welcome to you. We know you will find the 2023 WIMTS to be a rewarding experience.

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Booth 851

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Booth 1146

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Booth 513

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Booth 260 INNOVATION CORNER

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING LEARNING CENTER

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Booth 1133

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Show Hours

General Information

Visitor Services

Available at the Show Office, located next to Exhibitor Registration at the Main entrance. The Show Office is the place to get help, find an Exhibitor, pick-up information on restaurants and directions. Lost & Found also located at the Show Office.

Registration

Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Lost your badge? Go to the Registration area for a replacement.

Photographs

Many exhibitors’ welcome photographs of their exhibits; however, you must request permission from the individual booth manager before taking pictures in the exhibitor’s booth. Visitors are prohibited from photographing displays when denied permission by an exhibitor

In Case of an Emergency

In the event of an emergency INSIDE the Wisconsin Exposition Center, please call 414-266-7033. Then look for anyone with a walkie-talkie, or go to the Show Office or Registration area - whichever is closest. In the event of an evacuation, please remain calm and listen for instructions. All sirens and lights will be followed with verbal instructions.

ATM Machines

Located in the lobby at both the West and North entrances of the building.

Restrictions

To enter the Exhibit Hall, you must be 15 years or older.

Features

THE HUB - Presented by First Citizens Bank

Located at the end of the 500 aisle, this area is a place to network, relax while charging your electronic devices, meet up with exhibitors or other attendees, or grab a beverage at THE HUB BAR. First Citizens bank will also be present to answer questions.

Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room A

Located at the start of the 1100 aisle, this seminar room will host presentations throughout the threeday show

Innovation Corner Seminar Room B

Located at the end of the 200 aisle, this seminar room will host presentations throughout the threeday show.

Student Competitions

Automation & Robotics competitions (booth 957) sponsored by LAB Midwest.

Event Schedule

Tuesday, October 3, 2023

7:30am Registration Opens

9:00am EXHIBIT HALL OPENS

9:00am Automation & Robotics Student Competitions Start

10:00am SEMINAR: Unlocking Energy Savings: Harnessing Iiot for Lower Electric Costs

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

10:30am SEMINAR: Manufacturing Tribal Knowledge: Software Solutions to Prevent Process Stagnation

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

11:30am SEMINAR: Demystifying Open AI ChatGPT and Why Google is Scared

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

12:00pm SEMINAR: The Life of a Robot: How to Maintain its Longevity and Reliability Q&A

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

1:00pm SEMINAR: Cybersecurity - Think You’re Safe? New Threats to your Manufacturing Systems

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

1:30pm SEMINAR: Weld Fume Removal & Source Capture Automation

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

2:30pm SEMINAR: Robot Programming Made Simple and Powerful

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

3:30pm SEMINAR: Manufacturing Beer - Creating Innovative Products & Manufacturing Techniques

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

4:00pm EXHIBIT HALL CLOSES

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

7:30am Registration Opens.

9:00am EXHIBIT HALL OPENS

9:00am Automation & Robotics Student Competitions Start

10:00am SEMINAR: The Hidden Factors in Calculating a Robot’s ROI

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

10:30am SEMINAR: How AI will Transform Advanced Manufacturing

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

11:30am SEMINAR: “Lessons Learned” in Robotic Integration

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

12:00pm SEMINAR: Harnessing the Power of 3D to Revolutionize your Business

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

1:00pm SEMINAR: Modern Marketing for Manufacturers Using AI & ChatGPT

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

Event Schedule

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

1:30pm SEMINAR: Robots Won’t Take Your Jobs: 5 Steps to Prep and Upskill Your Company in the Era of AI

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

2:30pm SEMINAR: Invest Wisely, Upgrade Smartly: Budget Strategies for Shop Enhancement

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

3:30pm SEMINAR: Manufacturing Beer

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

4:00pm EXHIBIT HALL CLOSES

Thursday, October 5, 2023  STUDENT DAY 

7:30am Registration Opens

9:00am EXHIBIT HALL OPENS

9:00am Automation & Robotics Student Competitions Start

10:00am SEMINAR: Supply Chain Excellence with ASCM Certifications – CSCP, CLTD & CPIM

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

10:30am SEMINAR: Artificial Intelligence Initiatives for Leveraging Technology and Data to Positively Impact your Bottom Line

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

11:30am SEMINAR: Pathway to Become a Leader in Manufacturing Automation and Digital Transformation

Presented in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B located at the start of aisle 1100

12:00pm SEMINAR: Balancing Innovation and Security: Strategies for Safeguarding Sensitive Data in the Age of Generative AI

Presented in the Innovation Corner Seminar Room A located at the end of aisle 200

3:00pm EXHIBIT HALL CLOSES

INNOVATION CORNER - SEMINAR ROOM A SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED END OF THE 200 AISLE

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TUESDAY, October 3, 2023

10:30am Manufacturing Tribal Knowledge: Software Solutions to Prevent Process Stagnation

Presented by: Joe Julien and Todd Rathkamp Rathkamp

“We have always done it this way”. These 7 words can be among some of the most unknowingly harmful words to a company. With the introduction of Industry 4.0 and Smart Manufacturing into the industry, there are more opportunities than ever to unlock hidden potential in your organization. This kind of tribal knowledge within a company can be a great benefit to any team. However, when processes are not in place to ensure this knowledge is passed down to the next generation of employees, a process that was once thought to be stable can unravel quickly. Taking a holistic approach to solving these issues is always best implemented with the right tools in place and we have seen firsthand that Cimco Software solutions can provide this for our clients.

After attending our seminar, you will walk away with a better understanding of how implementation of Machine Data Collection, File Management, Program Transfer, and Probing Solutions can ensure that your organization continues to bring on new business and growth while operating at the cutting edge of technology.

Joe Julien was born and raised around manufacturing professionals. With multiple family members in the CNC Manufacturing sales force, it wasn’t long until he became one himself. After earning a degree in Industrial Engineering from the University in Iowa in 2018, Joe began a career as a Sales and Applications Engineer for Shopware Inc. He leads his customers to positive, cost-effective solutions by taking aim at process improvement and efficiency via Cimco Software.

Todd Rathkamp has been involved with CNC machining in Wisconsin since 1984. Todd started in the trade as a machinist, working his way up to foreman, then getting into machine tool and CAM software sales. Todd applies a consultative approach to sales, always taking his customers’ needs into consideration before his own.

12:00pm The Life of a Robot: How to Maintain its Longevity and Reliability

Presented by: Todd Fickau, National Service Manager, Acieta

Join us for a presentation and Q&A session focused on the vital importance of comprehensive robot maintenance. Discover why maintenance goes beyond grease and oil and learn about the multifaceted practices necessary for optimal robot performance and longevity. Bring your questions and unlock the key to maximizing your robotic investments and operational success.

As a former field service engineer, trainer and currently National Service Manager, Todd’s ability to make things work and his genuine love for fixing and troubleshooting continues to make him an invaluable asset to customers and coworkers alike. Todd’s ability to offer innovative solutions, even where previous integrators have faltered, has earned him a reputation as a trusted advisor and a go-to expert in his field.

INNOVATION CORNER - SEMINAR ROOM A

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TUESDAY, October 3, 2023 (Continued)

1:30pm

Weld Fume Removal & Source Capture Automation

Presented by: DuWayne Bohrer and Jim Logan, Hastings Air Energy Control Inc

Fume management at the torch for robots and handheld torches. The old way of doing things is no longer acceptable today. We must strive to get better, not only for our health but also to attract much needed talent into the industry. Knowing what we know today about the risks and long-term effects from exposure to welding fumes, what can we do to ensure that the industry remains an attractive career path for our future workforce? Learn about new technology for source capture fume extraction to protect against pollutants, such as, Manganese, Hexavalent Chromium and other harmful toxins present during the welding process.

James Logan, BME, MBA – Director of Sales, Southeast US Region, Hastings de Mexico, FumeVac Products, Hastings Air Energy Products Inc. With over 35 years of global commercial experience in the welding industry, James possesses in-depth knowledge of the principles, processes, and products required to effectively capture welding fume. 30 years of experience with a major manufacturer of welding equipment and consumables, including lengthy roles in Mexico and China, in addition to a recent role as V.P of Global Business Development at a high-performance welding accessories company, has provided invaluable knowledge of high-production manufacturing and its related unique challenges on all aspects of the welding environment.

DuWayne Bohrer, Product Manager, Hastings Air Energy Control Inc. DuWayne draws on 30 years of experience in the industrial air cleaning and ventilation energy control environment. DuWayne led the group that developed automation controls which have been saving companies thousands of dollars by optimizing performance for new and existing systems. DuWayne delivers solutions based on carefully chosen equipment models to achieve value for businesses in this age of “lean and green”. DuWayne has experience in every phase of the design-build process including meeting codes, standards, and regulations while delivering systems that provide the lowest cost-of-ownership.

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED END OF THE 200 AISLE

INNOVATION CORNER - SEMINAR ROOM A

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WEDNESDAY, October 4, 2023

10:30pm

How AI will Transform Advanced Manufacturing

Presented by: Matt Kirchner, ATS/LAB Midwest LLC

An international speaker, author, and podcast host on topics of interest to educators, public policymakers, and private employers. On a mission to secure the American Dream for the next generation of STEM and Workforce talent, Kirchner hosts the weekly TechEdTM Podcast, featuring leaders in industry and education and serves as President of ATS/LAB Midwest, the leading distributor of world-class curriculum, eLearning, and training equipment. Kirchner writes monthly leadership columns appearing in Products Finishing and Production Machining magazines and is the author of “Teaching the Industrial Internet of Things: Preparing Students and Learners for Industry 4.0.” Previously, Kirchner led three world-class manufacturing companies during a 20+ career as an industrial CEO. He and his partners sold their last company, American Finishing Resources, to DuBois Chemicals in 2014. Kirchner serves on the boards of directors of several American companies and among his many volunteer activities is the First-Past President of the Education Dealers Association. He currently serves on the board of trustees of the American Technical Education Association and on the board of the Smart Automation Certification Alliance. He is a graduate of the Marquette University School of Business.

12:00pm

Harnessing the Power of 3D to Revolutionize your Business

Presented by: Joe Jones, Big Systems

By attending this year’s show, it’s evident that you have a vested interest in a range of valuable objectives, including enhanced innovation, cost reduction, improved quality, streamlined lead times, and customization. Embracing the versatility of 3D printing technology can provide numerous advantages for businesses, regardless of their size. It is highly recommended that you make plans to attend this enlightening seminar.

Joe is the owner of a nationally recognized “Value Added Re-seller” (VAR) of 3D and 2D Wide format printing equipment, software and supplies. Big Systems helps clients with multiple business solutions for wide format digital inkjet printing systems. They also focus on emerging technology for 3D printing, Rapid Prototyping, Additive Manufacturing, CAD / CAM Software and other technologies that support research, development and direct manufacturing.

INNOVATION CORNER - SEMINAR ROOM A

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED END OF THE 200 AISLE

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WEDNESDAY, October 4, 2023 (Continued)

1:30pm Robots Won’t Take Your Jobs: 5 Steps to Prep and Upskill Your Company in the Era of AI

Presented by: Matt Kownick, Left Hand Engineering

Remember when hiring in 2023 was easy? Wisconsin’s economy is projected to continually grow at 3% for the next 10 years. We currently have 3 million able bodies to match that demand. However, by 2030, that number will have fallen to 2 million. Robots will not take jobs. They will be a necessity to keeping up with demands. For companies to successfully implement the technology of tomorrow, several steps need to be taken beforehand. Together we will discuss these steps in helping make the transition into the AI world profitable.

Matt Kownick is the Owner of Left Hand Engineering, a Milwaukee-based engineering firm which specializes in preparing small- and medium- manufacturing facilities for AI and automation. Matt brings an unparalleled approach to engineering -- merging logic and technical proficiencies with creative and divergent thinking. With this approach, he helps manufacturing facilities execute new and existing product development, continuous improvement, project management, capital expenditure projects, process flow, technical sales, production metrics, and more.

THURSDAY, October 5, 2023

10:30am Artificial Intelligence Initiatives for Leveraging Technology and Data to Positively Impact your Bottom Line

Presented by: Michael Shiels (Dean, School of Applied Technologies), Allison Jerger (Associate Dean, School of Business), Nicki Kowalchuk (Instructor, School of Business), WCTC

Learn how Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) is becoming the regional leader for empowering your current and future workforce to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to positively transform your manufacturing operations. Combining education and training in established technologies with AI, WCTC can introduce or advance your utilization of Predictive Maintenance, Quality Monitoring with Computer Vision, Intelligent Automation (AI + Robotic Process Automation), and Demand Forecasting.

Mike Shiels has served as the Dean of the School of Applied Technologies at Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) since 2012. He leads WCTC’s automation, construction, engineering, graphics, transportation, advanced manufacturing programs, and related apprenticeships. Shiels has more than 35 years of years of production and leadership experience in higher education and advanced manufacturing industries. Currently, he is leading the manufacturing component of the proposed Artificial Intelligence Associate Degree program at WCTC.

Alli Jerger is an information technology professional with over 25 years of experience. She joined WCTC as the Associate Dean of Business Information Technology in 2023. She has helped lead the development of WCTC’s Artificial Intelligence certificates and proposed Associate Degree. Alli previously worked at the State of Wisconsin Department of Justice as part of the IT leadership team supporting organizational change management. Prior to her time at the Department of Justice, she worked as an IT consultant and technology change agent.

Nicki Kowalchuk is a Data & Analytics Instructor at Waukesha County Technical College. She has over 15 years of experience in database administration, Business Intelligence, and Data Analytics. In addition to teaching, Nicki continues to provide consulting services in data. She has built WCTC’s Data & Analytics program from the ground up, and is a key member of the team building out WCTC’s artificial intelligence programs.

INNOVATION CORNER - SEMINAR ROOM A

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED END OF THE 200 AISLE

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THURSDAY, October 5, 2023 (Continued)

12:00am Balancing

Innovation and Security: Strategies for Safeguarding Sensitive Data in the Age of Generative AI

Presented by: Jennifer Cwiklinski, X-Centric IT Solutions

The proliferation of Generative AI, such as ChatGPT, has revolutionized the way we do business, enabling remarkable advancements in content creation, automation, and innovation. However, alongside its benefits, Generative AI introduces a new realm of cybersecurity risks that companies must acknowledge and mitigate. These risks include the potential for AI-generated phishing attacks, leakage of intellectual property, and potential regulatory violations. In this seminar, we’ll discuss what Generative AI is, the security challenges posed by Generative AI, and strategies for safeguarding sensitive data.

Having spent over 20 years as a tech industry consultant, Jennifer has been a trusted advisor for countless organizations seeking innovative technology solutions. Her passion for technology and unyielding dedication to cybersecurity have positioned her as a respected authority in cybersecurity best practices. With a wealth of experience and an unwavering commitment, Jennifer considers herself a cybersecurity crusader on a mission to safeguard businesses against the ever-evolving realm of cyber threats.

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING - SEMINAR ROOM B

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED AT THE START OF THE 1300 AISLE

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TUESDAY, October 3, 2023

10:00am Unlocking Energy Savings: Harnessing Iiot for Lower Electric Costs

Presented by: Jim Koeppe and Mike Roberts, CLOCworks Inc

This seminar will take you on an accelerated journey how DataWrangler by CLOCworks started their business 4 years ago to solve an industry “problem” that most business leaders didn’t know they even had, or at least thought there wasn’t anything they could do about the problem. This Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platform leverages the latest technologies of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to help you make informed decisions on energy usage and facility optimization.

You will hear several case studies from various industries on strategies that helped them lower their electric bill costs. You’ll also hear about examples of how the DataWrangler platform helps predict and prescribe equipment optimization commonly found in manufacturing production facilities. Lastly, you’ll learn how to read your commercial electric bills to identify those “hidden” [in plain sight] charges that utility companies add on top of their fees for electrical consumption. If “knowledge is power”, our knowledge will save you power (and money).

Jim Koeppe is the President and CEO of CLOCworks Inc. He has an extensive background with high tech start-up companies in semiconductors, wireless communications, Internet of Things, and CleanTech industries. Jim is passionate about customer focused product design and has a unique ability directing highly technical organizations to provide valuable client solutions. Prior to co-founding CLOCworks, Jim served in roles of Software Business Lead, Software Product Manager, and Principal Engineer. As part of his experience, Jim created a new line of business, opened and managed a new facility, and hired a team of software engineers that designed a smart, cloud connected, software platform called DataWrangler.

Mike Roberts is Director of Energy Innovation at CLOCworks, Inc. Prior to joining CLOCworks in early 2023, Mike spent nearly 3 decades helping manufacturers design and develop new and innovative products in consumer and commercial industries. Mike has also helped companies navigate through “business transformation” that the Internet of Things (IoT) brings. Today, he helps businesses identify opportunities for cost savings and optimization with their facility’s use of electrical power.

11:30am Demystifying Open AI ChatGPT and Why Google is Scared

Presented by: Matthew Friedel, PE Angel Investor, Entrepreneur, Educator

Recent reports say the average number of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities that companies employ has doubled over the last few years 2018 to 2023. With its ability to produce text that mimics that of a human, ChatGPT, an OpenAI big language model, has caused waves in the tech sector. Companies of all sizes are now adapting AI chatbots that can handle everything from text generation to customer care.

Learn key takeaways on what is ChatGPT and OpenAI plus all the tools under the hood:

• What exactly is ChatGPT and OpenAI?

• How are successful businesses leveraging these technologies?

• Where can OpenAI be used in research and content development?

Matthew specializes in Web 3.0: Blockchain, AI, and ML. He is co-founder of Milwaukee Venture Partners Angel Network, Director of the UWM Business Innovation Incubator, co-founder of UWM’s Disruptive Technologies Lab, and Senior Lecturer at UWM’s Lubar College of Business and the School of Information Studies. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Marquette University. Matt was recently featured in BizTimes as one of Wisconsin’s 275 Most Influential Business Leaders. He was also named a Notable Leader in Higher Education for the Class of 2023. He holds a B.S. in Engineering and an M.S. in Engineering from UWM. He earned his MBA from Marquette with a focus on entrepreneurship and holds a Professional Engineering (PE) License from the State of Wisconsin.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING - SEMINAR ROOM B

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED AT THE START OF THE 1300 AISLE

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TUESDAY, October 3, 2023 (Continued)

1:00pm

Cybersecurity - Think You’re Safe? New Threats to your Manufacturing Systems

Presented by: Brett Surinak, Tech-Tastic

The manufacturing industry used to be safe from hackers, but times (and technology) have changed. Shops now utilize more network technology than ever before. Things like CNCs, robots, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), even automated warehouses have improved production and efficiency creating a technology-heavy, interconnected shop floor.

These Industrial Control Systems (ICS) have become targets of both high and low level cyber criminals and protecting your data and machinery is becoming a top priority. Ensuring the shop floor is safe from these criminals requires a new, comprehensive approach.

In this thought-provoking presentation, manufacturing cybersecurity specialist, Brett Surinak, provides insight on the new cyber threats targeting the industry and methods for mitigating and managing your risks.

Brett Surinak PMP, CSM, CSSGB is the President and Owner of Tech-Tastic, an Information Technology (IT) and Managed Services Provider (MSP) firm. He specializes in technological efficiency and security with a manufacturing focus. He hosts monthly webinars and creates content for video series regarding security and efficiency in the field. Prior to establishing Tech-Tastic, Brett served in senior management roles at several companies in Southeastern Wisconsin. Throughout his 25-year career in IT, Brett’s expertise has guided growth for top clients in varying fields including manufacturing, accounting, education, and business.

In addition to decades of hands-on experience with Operational Technology cybersecurity, Brett holds several industry certifications and is a Project Manager Professional (PMP), Certified Scrum Master (CSM), and a Certified Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB).

2:30pm Robot Programming Made Simple and Powerful

Presented by: Chris Robson, Concept Machine Tool Wisconsin

Robot programming is often thought of as specialized and complicated. In this seminar we will discuss new and powerful tools from Fanuc Robotics. In this seminar we will cover the following topics and demonstrate them live using a FANUC CRX robot.

• Manual guided teaching

• Drag and drop programming

• Palletizing

• Using force control to find parts

• Macro examples

• Offline robot programming (RoboGuide examples)

• FANUC SDK for tablet teach pendant, example of how to make your own screens and buttons

• Q&A

Milwaukee born and raised I started my machine tool career in 1997 working for a machine shop. Throughout the years advancing into applications engineering and machine tool service. Today I proudly work for Concept Advanced Manufacturing Solutions (a local Wisconsin machine tool distributor and integrator) as our Automation Engineering Manager, specializing in automation, controls PLCs, custom HMI applications and difficult manufacturing applications. The machine tool and robotics business is more like a hobby to me. In my spare time I develop custom machine tool, robotics, and peripheral device interfaces, training documentation, windows and machine tool software.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING - SEMINAR ROOM B

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED AT THE START OF THE 1300 AISLE Sponsored by

TUESDAY, October 3, 2023 (Continued)

3:00pm

Manufacturing Beer - Creating Innovative Products & Manufacturing Techniques

Presented by: Russell J Klisch, Lakefront Brewery Inc

As President of Lakefront Brewery, located in Milwaukee, WI, Russ Klisch provides the vision and directs the operations of this microbrewery that he founded in the Riverwest Neighborhood in 1987. Under his leadership, the company has grown from a first-year production of 60 barrels-a-year to 39,200 bbl. in 2022.

After graduating from University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Klisch started working as a mechanical engineer with Johnson Controls Battery Division. From his love of beer, Klisch started homebrewing along with his brother Jim. Lakefront Brewery evolved from Jim’s and Russ’s award-winning home brews and incessant encouragement from well-meaning friends. The original brewery was built from scratch using stainless parts from the dairy industry and located in an old neighborhood bakery building.

In 1995, Klisch left Johnson Controls to devote his entire efforts to the brewery operations, which had grown to 2500 barrels a year by then. By 1998 the operations, which had outgrown the existing premises and Klisch moved the operations to its current historic building located on Commerce Street on the Milwaukee River.

Besides making many award-winning beers, Klisch is known to be an innovator in the craft brewery movement by brewing the first organically certified brewery in the United States, brewing the first government approved gluten free beer in the United States (New Grist), and brewing the first totally indigenous beer made in the US (Wisconsinite) made with not only 100% Wisconsin grown malt, hops and yeast.

Klisch also started the Lakefront Brewery Beer Hall known for its award-winning Fish Fries, cheese curds and entertaining tours.

WEDNESDAY, October 4, 2023

10:00am

The Hidden Factors in Calculating a Robot’s ROI

Presented by: Steve Apel, Acieta

Learn how to get started on evaluating robots for your company and calculating the true ROI of robots. Many companies know they need robots to help improve productivity and reduce costs, but they sometimes do nothing for fear of the cost. In reality, robotic systems can have an ROI in as little as 6-12 months. This is because ROI is based on more than just calculating the hourly wage of a human operator to do the same job. There are many other business costs and higher profit potential to consider before figuring out if a robotic system is a good choice for your company. Only when all of these numbers have been calculated will you arrive at a true ROI. Learn about calculating the true ROI of robots with Acieta’s Regional Automation Manager, Steve Apel.

In his role, Apel helps solve customer challenges through the adoption of new robotic automation technologies. He has years of work experience in metal fabrication as an operator in a variety of machine shop functions, including press brakes and welding. From a young age, he grew up in metalworking by building race cars with his father, and later becoming a stock car driver who competes throughout the Midwest. Apel’s life-long first-hand experience in fabrication gives him a special understanding of the real nature of machine shop technology and automation.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING - SEMINAR ROOM B

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED AT THE START OF THE 1300 AISLE

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WEDNESDAY, October 4, 2023 (Continued)

11:30pm “Lessons Learned” in Robotic Integration

Panel: Matt Kirchner and Kent Lorenz

We’ve assembled a panel of seasoned industrial robot users that will share some of their most important “Lessons Learned” as they integrated robots on their factory floors. Kent Lorenz and Matt Kirchner will lead a fast paced and informative panel discussion that will cover some of the most critical lessons they’ve learned over the years, and what they want to share with someone who is thinking about installing their first industrial robot.

1:00pm Modern Marketing for Manufacturers Using AI & ChatGPT

Presented by: Justin Kerley, Top Floor

Generative AI is quickly inundating every field and industry, but very few know where to integrate it into their processes. As more information is shared, the more confusing and overwhelming the idea can be. In this workshop, Justin Kerley will break down generative AI applications for manufacturing marketers, and where it can be used to create efficiencies and free up time for strategy and innovation. AI will change the way manufacturing marketers work, streamlining processes like technical content development, customer support, and marketing data analysis. This seminar offers a behind the scenes look at AI prompt-writing, along with tips that you can start applying today.

Justin Kerley is the Owner of Top Floor, a full-service digital marketing agency specialized in marketing for manufacturers, fabricators, OEMs and industrial companies. Justin has over ten years’ experience driving new business for manufacturing clients through integrated digital marketing strategies. His passion for problem-solving and innovating solutions has allowed Justin to build a team of marketing specialists that are agile and adaptable. With an understanding of complex manufacturing sales cycle, Justin knows how modem marketing technologies can be applied to drive real business results.

2:30pm Invest Wisely, Upgrade Smartly: Budget Strategies for Shop Enhancement

Panel: Scott Russell, First Citizens Bank; AJ Schweda, Premier Machine; Michelle Polum, Ram Tool

The seminar is a unique opportunity to learn from both business and banking professionals. They will provide you with a well-rounded perspective on budget management and investment strategies, enabling you to make impactful and cost-effective shop improvements. This comprehensive approach will empower you to drive business growth, enhance customer satisfaction, and increase profits, all while staying within your budget constraints. Don’t miss this chance to transform your business through intelligent investment strategies.

3:00pm Manufacturing Beer

Presented by: MobCraft Brewery & Taproom

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING - SEMINAR ROOM B

Sponsored by

THURSDAY, October 5, 2023

10:00am Supply Chain Excellence with ASCM Certifications – CSCP, CLTD & CPIM

Presented by:Gary Kerslake, CSCP – ASCM Wisconsin Chapter Board Member

Ed Haynes, CLTD, CSCP – ASCM Wisconsin Chapter Board President

This session will educate you on the outstanding options available for ASCM/APICS supply chain certifications offered through the ASCM Wisconsin Chapter. Why do so many companies value these Certification courses including CPIM Certified in Planning and Inventory Management Certification, CSCP Certified Supply Chain Professional and CLTD Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution? The session will provide those attending the opportunity to get an understanding of the APICS Courses and programs available as well as steps to Certification in the CPIM (Certified in Planning and Inventory Management, CSCP Certified Supply Chain Professional, and CLTD Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution.

11:30am

Pathway to Become a Leader in Manufacturing Automation and Digital Transformation

Presented by: David Xuedong Ding, University of Wisconsin Stout

During this session, we will delve into the comprehensive and innovative BS Automation Leadership program offered by UW-Stout. This distinctive program stands as a beacon in the education landscape, catering to forward-thinking individuals with a penchant for technology and a vision for the future. Whether you are a recent graduate from a SACA-member school, possess a degree in automation, mechatronics, or related fields, or are simply intrigued by the prospects of Industry 4.0, the BS Automation Leadership program opens doors to a realm of leadership possibilities. Unlike any other degree, the BS Automation Leadership program not only equips you with technological prowess but also paves a seamless path towards leadership roles in the Industry 4.0 landscape. From K12 high school students aiming to embark on an automation-oriented journey, all the way to aspiring master’s degree seekers, this program caters to individuals at various stages of their educational and professional journey, ensuring their growth without necessitating a geographical shift.

Prepare to be enlightened about an educational journey that not only promises technical excellence but also cultivates leaders for the technological era. Join us as we explore the transformative avenues of the BS Automation Leadership program and how it resonates with your aspirations.

Dr. David Ding serves as the Associate Dean at the College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Management. Furthermore, he holds the position of Director of the School of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin – Stout. Dr. Ding holds a PhD and master’s degree in Industry and System Engineering from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. His academic journey also includes a BS degree in Economics from the Tsinghua University. Boasting over three decades of expertise spanning both industry and higher education, Dr. Ding has excelled in various roles, including regional division leader at multiple organizations. His illustrious career is fortified by a profound understanding of digital transformation, manufacturing automation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics, underscored by certifications earned from esteemed institutions such as MIT, Oxford University, the Wharton School, and Harvard University.

SEMINAR ROOM LOCATED AT THE START OF THE 1300 AISLE

ATTRACTIONS AT THE SHOW

CONNECT AT THE HUB!

Presented

by

The Hub, presented by First Citizens Bank, is located at the end of the 600 aisle. Greet, meet, relax and rejuvenate! Discuss the technology you just saw and talk to manufacturers with your buying team in a casual setting.

Literally…figuratively…anyway you want to say it, this will be a “Hub of Activity”. This will be the main gathering spot to relax and make connections - where you will find a manufacturing motif cash bar, a relaxing lounge area, re-charging stations, & find out what First Citizens Bank has to offer your business!

First Citizens Bank is sponsoring complimentary coffee each morning, TuesdayThursday, until 10:00am inside The Hub.

Manufacturing Culture Podcast will be doing live recordings inside The Hub as well. Jim Mayer, the host, will be hitting the show floor to catch all the buzz, innovations, and game-changing moments that define our industry. Do you have a company culture you are proud of or products that help manufacturers evolve culturally? This is your golden ticket! We’re talking quick-fire interviews that put the spotlight on YOU, all wrapped up in a special WIMTS episode.

STUDENT COMPETITION

Automation & Robotics

Booth 957

Teams of up to two students [in two divisions: High School and College] will have 2 hours to complete a series of challenges on a variety of industrial automation technology during all three days of WIMTS.

Teams will be tested on a range of fundamental automation skills, including hand tool operation, measurement, electrical circuits, relay control, fluid power, motors and drives, PLCs, HMI operation, and collaborative robotics.

BEER SAMPLING

TUESDAY, October 3, 2023

LAKEFRONT BREWERY SAMPLING

Manufacturing of Beer

Seminar Room B

Located in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B, the seminar

“Manufacturing of Beer” will start at 3:30pm and feature samples of Lakefront Brewery’s line of beers.

Join Russell Klisch, the president of Lakefront Brewery, as he speaks of the vision and directs the operations of this microbrewery that he founded in 1987.

WEDNESDAY, October 4, 2023

MOB CRAFT BREWERY SAMPLING

Manufacturing of Beer

Seminar Room B

Located in the Advanced Manufacturing Seminar Room B, the seminar

“Manufacturing of Beer” will start at 3:30pm and feature samples of Mob Craft line of beers.

In 2011, we dreamt up the idea for the world’s first crowdsourced brewery turning our fans’ ideas into beer. Now we’ve grown and you can find our flagships and seasonals at retailers near you or enjoy them at one of our taproom locations.

BOOTH 633

24SevenOffice Masterplan ERP

Acieta

9160 Forum Corporate Parkway Ste. 350

Fort Myers, FL 33905

PHONE: 888 501-0803

EMAIL: sales@masterplanerp.com

WEB: www.masterplanerp.com

5th Axis

7140 Engineer Rd

San Diego, CA 92111

PHONE: 858 505-0432

EMAIL: workholding@5thaxis.com

WEB: https://5thaxis.com

A.N.S. Machine, LLC

BOOTH 117

N25 W23790 Commerce Circle

Waukesha, WI 53188

PHONE: 844-4-ACIETA

EMAIL: info@acieta.com

WEB: www.acieta.com

ADVANCED TOOLING INC.

BOOTH 1112

BOOTH 1022

940 Pine Street, PO Box 87

Peshtigo, WI 54157

PHONE: 715 582-0461

EMAIL: jeff@ansmachine.com

sam@ansmachine.com

WEB: ansmachne.com

Absolute Machine Tools

BOOTH 122

210 KOMMERS ST

MOUNT CALVARY, WI 53057

PHONE: 920 753-2420

EMAIL: ray@advancedtoolinginc.net

WEB: WWW.ADVANCEDTOOLINGINC.NET

Representing: Swiss-Tek

ADVENT TOOL & MFG INC.

BOOTH 114

BOOTH 427

25005 Joe Meier Pkwy #100

Trevor, WI 53179

PHONE: 847 395-9707

EMAIL: jim@adventtoolusa.com

WEB: www.adventtoolusa.com

Alliance Manufacturing, Inc.

1368 Capital Dr.

BOOTH 338

7420 Industrial Parkway Drive

Lorain, OH 44053

PHONE: 800 852-7825

EMAIL: wisconsinshow@absolutemachine.com

WEB: www.absolutemachine.com

Representing: Productive Robotics, Mitsubishi Electric, Nexturn Swiss, Seiki, Tongtai

Fond du Lac, WI 54937

PHONE: 920 922-8100

EMAIL: lcha@alliancemfginc.com

WEB: https://www.alliancemfginc.com

Exhibitors

BOOTH 821

Allied Tool Products

5731 N Ames Ter

Milwaukee, WI 53209

PHONE: 414 355-8280

EMAIL: patrick.kapple@gmail.com

WEB: https://atptools.com

Allis Manufacturing Corp.

647 S 94th Place

Milwaukee, WI 53214

PHONE: 414 453-5500

EMAIL: prathmann@allismfg.com

WEB: www.allismfg.com

Alro Steel & Plastics

3100 E. High St.

Jackson, MI 49203

PHONE: 888 888-2576

EMAIL: landerson@alro.com

WEB: www.alro.com

BOOTH 613

Representing: We are a distributor of a wide range of metals and performance plastics.

Alwin Machinery Sales

BOOTH 705

BOOTH 712

450 Fenton LN, #901

West Chicago, IL 60185

PHONE: 331 442-0679

EMAIL: troy@alwinmachinery.com

WEB: www.alwinmachinery.com

Representing: Fadal

Exhibitors 29

BOOTH 435

American Paper & Packaging

AMSOIL Industrial

BOOTH 639

N112 W18810 Mequon Road

Germantown, WI 53022

PHONE: 414 462-8560

EMAIL: info@americanpaper.com

WEB: www.americanpaper.com

Representing: Robopac, Factory Cat, Box Partners

Amplify Technologies

386 E. Farmland Dr

Kaukaua, WI 54130

PHONE: 920 759-9315

EMAIL: info@amplifytechwi.com

WEB: www.amplifytechwi.com

BOOTH 550

2724 W. Hampton Ave.

Milwaukee, WI 53209

PHONE: 414 442-2900

EMAIL: industrialorders@amsoil.com

WEB: AMSOILIndustrial.com

Anderson Laboratories, Inc.

6330 Industrial Loop

Greendale, WI 53129

PHONE: 414 421-7600

EMAIL: brianl@andersonlabs.com

WEB: www.andersonlabs.com

Applied Tech

150 N. Sunnyslope Rd., Suite 200

Brookfield, WI 53005

PHONE: 855 729-1300

EMAIL: sales@appliedtech.us

WEB: https://appliedtech.us

BOOTH 436

BOOTH 944

Exhibitors 30

BOOTH 110

Associated Technical Services

10010 W Schlinger Ave

Milwaukee, WI 53214

PHONE: 414 476-4200

EMAIL: jhuber@atswi.com

WEB: www.atswi.com

Atlas Copco Compressors

300 Technology Center Drive

Rock Hill, SC 29730

PHONE: 803 616-9596

Badger Tag & Label Corp.

N507 Badger Way, P.O. Box 306

Random Lake, WI 53075

PHONE: 920 994-4348

EMAIL: sales@badgertag.com

WEB: www.badgertag.com

BOOTH 816

BOOTH 813

EMAIL: paul.humphreys@atlascopco.com

WEB: www.atlascopco.com/air-usa

Bales Metal Surface Solutions

BOOTH 123

2824 Hitchcock Ave.

Downers Grove, IL 60515

PHONE: 630 852-4665

EMAIL: Info@balesusa.com

WEB: BalesUSA.com

Clean Air Starts Here

Hastings Air Energy Control Inc., is a full-service provider of process ventilation systems, vehicle exhaust removal systems, air filters, and energy saving controls. We Clean Air. It’s What We Do.

IVEC SYSTEMS-THE POWER OF SMART VENTILATION

Designed to get the most from your process ventilation equipment by monitoring fume exhaust and dust loads, then automatically adjusting the fan speed to provide optimum ventilation. IVEC gives you the power to cut costs, maximize resources and gain a competitive edge.

Clean Air Starts Here

THE FUMEVAC FV-190SC SERIES.

The fume extraction units are unique in the industry with their elevated vacuum levels, functionality, light weight, portability, and quality of engineering. The unit can also be remotely controlled for on-demand extractions.

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TYKMA Electrox ................................... 447

Vektek LLC ........................................... 446

VIRNECT .............................................. 544

Waukesha County Technical College .. 146

The Whittemore Co ............................ 1017

The Wisconsin IOT Council ............... 1116

X-Centric IT Solutions .......................... 250

ZOLLER Inc .......................................... 835

Zorn Compressor & Equipment Inc ... 1138

FUMEVAC CAPTURES WELD FUMES AT THE SOURCE

Our high-pressure, weld fume extraction guns provide the ultimate protection against hexavalent chromium, manganese, and other contaminants present during the welding process. FumeVac guns protect your welders and give you peace of mind.

IVEC Systems video: https://bit.ly/IVEC-Command

FumeVac on-off video: https://bit.ly/fumevac

• Designed for fume extraction up to 115 cfm (195 m3/hr) at the gun

• Multiple versions to accommodate either 1 or 2 fume guns, or for more demanding automated or robotic welding applications

• Maintenance-free high-performance brushless motors

FUMEVAC ERGOBOOM .

Maximizes weld fume gun useabilty while employing the industry’s best weld fume capture systems.

Perfect for automotive, general fabrication, heavy equipment fabrication, and automated welding applications.

Hastings Air Energy Control Inc., is a full-service provider of process ventilation systems, vehicle exhaust removal systems, air filters, and energy saving controls. VISIT

to speak with our knowledgeable experts

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Exhibitors 31

BOOTH 142

BDPros

427 E Stewart St

Milwaukee, WI 53207

PHONE: 414 285-5309

EMAIL: scottie@bppros.com

WEB: www.bppros.com

Big Systems

N59W14053 Bobolink Ave

Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

PHONE: 262 277-6135

EMAIL: ken@bigsys.com

WEB: www.bigsys.com

Blast Cleaning Technologies

6682 W. Greenfield Ave

West Allis, WI 53214

PHONE: 877 355-7577

EMAIL: sales@bct-us.com

WEB: bct-us.com

Boss Tables

PO Box 236

Calmar, IA 52132

PHONE: 563 379-2697

EMAIL: travis@bosstables.com

WEB: www.bosstables.com

Carmex Precision Tools

2033 Innovation Way

Hartford, WI 53027

PHONE: 262 628-5030

EMAIL: sales@carmexusa.com

WEB: www.carmexusa.com

BOOTH 216

BOOTH 719

Caster Corp

PO Box 240237

Milwaukee, WI 53224

PHONE: 414 355-9632

EMAIL: mistym@buycasters.com

WEB: www.castercorporation.com

BOOTH 822

BOOTH 133

CECOR

1000 James Ave

Belleville, WI 53508

PHONE: 608-845-6771

EMAIL: cecor@cecor.net

WEB: www.cecor.net

BOOTH 921

BOOTH 913

Central Office Systems

W223 N777 Saratoga Dr.

Waukesha, WI 53186

PHONE: 262 228 9966

BOOTH 1049

EMAIL: aflater@centralofficesystems.com

WEB: https://www.cos-it.com

BOOTH 750

Breakthrough Business Advisors

W1959 Spring Prairie Rd

Burlington, WI 53105

PHONE: 262 716-4983

EMAIL: info@bba-wi.com

WEB: www.bba-wi.com

ColletPlus LLC

17145J W Bluemound Rd, Ste. 238

Brookfield, WI 53005

PHONE: 262 933-0733

EMAIL: sales@colletplus.com

WEB: www.colletplus.com

BOOTH 120

Representing: Dong Hyun Collet,Collet Plus,Inbis Tool,Evermore Tool

Exhibitors 32

BOOTH 839

Complex Security Solutions Inc.

DEVELOP LLC

319 Yard Drive

Verona, WI 53593

PHONE: 262 622-6104

EMAIL: sales@develop-llc.com

WEB: https://develop-llc.com

5100 S. Calhoun Road

New Berlin, WI 53151

PHONE: 262 207-4099

EMAIL: sales@cplexsolutions.com

WEB: https://complexsecuritysolutions.com/

Concept Machine - Wisconsin

BOOTH 902

Direc Machine Tool, LLC.

BOOTH 744

BOOTH 355

407 Austin Circle

Delafield, WI 53018

PHONE: 262 646-4488

EMAIL: saleswi@conceptmachine.com

WEB: www.conceptmachine.com

Representing: Kitamura, SMEC America Corp, Zeiss, Milltronics USA, Hermle, Takamaz, Chevalier, Mitsubishi EDM, EDM Drillmate, ViciVision, Metrios, Acieta

CORAL USA CORP.

BOOTH 244

19121 Marketplace Avenue, Bldg.1, Ste 165 Kyle, TX 78640

PHONE: 737 704-5785

EMAIL: stefano.chiado@micronfilter.eu

WEB: www.coralusacorp.com

Data Holdings

3135 W Highland Blvd

Milwaukee, WI 53208

PHONE: 414 837-5501

BOOTH 1030

20711 Watertown Rd. - Unit E

Waukesha, WI 53186

PHONE: 414 509-5107

EMAIL: sales@direcmachinetool.com

WEB: www.direcmachinetool.com

Representing: Hardinge, Spinner, Mikron, GF Agie,Dynapath

Direct Drive Logistics

BOOTH 713

EMAIL: rcooper@dataholdings.com

WEB: www.dataholdings.com

11122 W Rogers St

Milwaukee, WI 53227

PHONE: 877 633-5045

EMAIL: neal.c@shipddl.com

WEB: Shipddl.com

Doral Corp

427 E Stewart St

Milwaukee, WI 53207

PHONE: 414 531-9927

BOOTH 547

EMAIL: chris.kuchler@doralcorp.net

WEB: www.doralcorp.net

BOOTH 1113

Doral Equipment Corp

N60W16350 Kohler Ln

Menomonee Falls, WI 0

PHONE: 414 712-0344

EMAIL: matt.neuberger@doralrental.com

WEB: www.doralequipmentrental.com

DuraMet Fluid Solutions

4101 W Albany St

McHenry, IL

PHONE: 815 385-5000

EMAIL: viviank@durawax.com

WEB: www.durametsolutions.com

E.L. Simeth Co., Inc.

403 S. Hawley Rd

Milwaukee, WI 53214

PHONE: 414 771-9270

Toll Free: 800 837-9270

EMAIL: orderdesk@elsimeth.com

WEB: www.elsimeth.com

EDM Sales and Services, Inc.

11650 96th Ave. N

Maple Grove, MN 55369

PHONE: 763 412-2486

EMAIL: clund@edmsalesinc.com

WEB: www.edmsalesinc.com

BOOTH 645

Representing: JJ Tools Co., IDI Precision Tools,Poco Graphite, Boride Engineered Abrasives, NSK America

BOOTH 720

ErgoStrap Inc.

21925 Doral Rd

Waukesha, WI 53186

PHONE: 414 316-9027

EMAIL: info@ergostrap.com

WEB: ergostrap.com

BOOTH 927

Representing: ErgoStrap - mobile, ergonomic pallet strapping systems

BOOTH 1048

BOOTH 444

Exact Automation

9625 S 54th St

Franklin, WI 53132

PHONE: 414 755-9611

Representing: MarlinBox, SpeedLoc,Vektek, Patmark

Ecoroll Corp Tool Technology

502 TechneCenter Dr.

Milford, OH 45150

PHONE: 513 248-4700

EMAIL: g.jefferson@ecoroll.com

WEB: www.ecoroll.com

BOOTH 844

EMAIL: jim.mevis@exact-usa.com

WEB: www.exact-usa.com

Exact Automation Fire Truck

9625 S 54th St

Franklin, WI 53132

PHONE: 4147559611

EMAIL: jim.mevis@exact-usa.com

WEB: www.exact-usa.com

BOOTH 1131

Exhibitors 34

BOOTH 228

Expert Engineering Solutions

800 N Dekora Woods Blvd

Saukville, WI 53080

PHONE: 262 780-1900

EMAIL: eric.ackerman@eesbt.com

WEB: expertengineeringsolutions.com

Fabricating & Metalworking

BOOTH 346

Flores Automation

BOOTH 1139

P.O. Box 682

Helena, AL 35080

PHONE: 866 832-8473

EMAIL: amy@fandmmag.com

WEB: www.fabricatingandmetalworking.com

Falcon Industrial Inc.

BOOTH 851

S84W18693 Enterprise Dr

Muskego, WI 53150

PHONE: 262 682-4229

EMAIL: adineen@floresautomation.com

WEB: https://floresautomation.com/

Fluid-Aire Dynamics

550 Albion Ave

Schaumburg, IL 60193

PHONE: 847 678-8388 x1012

TOLL FREE: 800 371-8380

BOOTH 238

EMAIL: michael.heine@fluidairedynamics.com

WEB: www.fluidairedynamics.com

Gateway Technical College

3520 30th Avenue

Kenosha, WI 53144

PHONE: 800 247-7122

BOOTH 941

455 N Moore Rd

Port Washington, WI 53074

PHONE: 2622417559

EMAIL: csr@falconindustrialinc.com

WEB: www.falconindustrialinc.com

First Citizens Bank

BOOTH 555

EMAIL: sscontactcenter@gtc.edu

WEB: www.gtc.edu

Giant Finishing

BOOTH 306

10401 W. Innovation Drive

Wauwatosa, WI 53226

PHONE: 414 214-5799

EMAIL: scott.russel@firstcitizens.com

WEB: www.firstcitizens.com

600 Factory Road

Addison, IL 60101

PHONE: 708 343-6900

EMAIL: mark@giantfinishing.com

WEB: www.giantfinishing.com

FOREVER STARTS WITH THE FIRST 125 YEARS.

What does it take for a bank to stand the test of time? Strength, stability and a lasting commitment to helping customers. This year, First Citizens is celebrating our 125th anniversary. But it’s more than an occasion for looking back. It’s an opportunity to look forward – and commit ourselves all over again to our customers, their families, their companies and the communities we serve. First Citizens Bank. Forever First.®

Exhibitors 36

BOOTH 1035

GoEngineer

739 Fort Union Blvd

Midvale, UT 84047

PHONE: 480 254-7332

EMAIL: dlove@goengineer.com

WEB: goengineer.com

Representing: Stratasys, SOLIDWORKS, CAMWORKS, SCANNING

Graymills Corporation

2601 S. 25TH AVE

BROADVIEW, IL 60155

PHONE: 773 360-6046

EMAIL: tkucklick@graymills.com

WEB: www.graymills.com

Guardian Business Solutions

210 Regency Ct STE 200 Brookfield, WI 53045

PHONE: 262 622-8036

EMAIL: nick.rolf@guardianerp.com

WEB: https://guardianerp.com

Halron Lubricants Inc

1618 State St Green Bay, WI 54304

PHONE: 800 236-5845

EMAIL: orders@halron.com

WEB: www.halron.com

Representing: Chevron, Shell, Valvoline, QuakerHoughton

Halter CNC Robotics LLC

PO Box 910

Cascade, IA 52033

PHONE: 319 551-3311

BOOTH 348

Hammond Co

755 Larry Ct

Waukesha, WI 53186

PHONE: 262 798-4243

BOOTH 805

EMAIL: ramsey@hammondcompany.com

WEB: www.hammondcompany.com

Representing: OGP, Vermont Gages, Leitech, HeliCoil, Starrett, Mitutoyo

Hanwha Machinery America

9750 S Oakwood Park Dr Franklin, WI 53132

PHONE: 414 233-2300

BOOTH 235

EMAIL: dfolz@hanwhamachinery.com

WEB: www.hanwhamachinery.com

BOOTH 723

BOOTH 812

BOOTH 438

EMAIL: j.recker@haltercncrobotics.com

WEB: www.haltercncrobotics.com

BOOTH 413

Hastings Air Energy Control, Inc.

5555 S Westridge Dr

New Berlin, WI 53151

PHONE: 262 364-0500

EMAIL: info@hastingsair.com

WEB: https://hastingsair.com

Representing: IVEC Systems, FumeVac, Airflow Systems

Hawk Ridge Systems

BOOTH 234

575 Clyde Ave. STE.420

Mountain View, CA 94043

PHONE: 877 266-4469

EMAIL: info@hawkridgesys.com

WEB: www.hawkridgesys.com

Representing: CAMWorks, HP, Markforged, Formlabs, Dassult Systemes,DriveWorks,SOLIDWORKS, 3DEXPERIENCEHP,Creaform,Hexagon,Artec,AMT Postpro,SolidProfessor,A3D

BOOTH 918

Hexagon / Esprit

46444 Hexagon Way

Novi, MI 48377

PHONE: 248 880-8714

EMAIL: heather.cofield@hexagon.com

WEB: www.hexagon.com

IKO International

101 Mark Street, Unit G

Wood Dale, IL 60191

PHONE: 800 323 6694

EMAIL: mwo@ikonet.co.jp

WEB: www.ikont.com

BOOTH 819

BOOTH 344

Hodgson Consulting & Solutions

Industrial Fluid Solutions

3208 Washington Ave

Sheboygan, WI 53081

PHONE: 920 783-6600

BOOTH 945

EMAIL: office@industrialfluidsolutions.com

1110 W Lake Cook Rd, Ste 235

Buffalo Grove, IL 60089

PHONE: 847 906-5005

EMAIL: sales@hodgsonconsulting.com

WEB: www.hodgsonconsulting.com

Hypneumat, Inc.

5900 W. Franklin Dr. Franklin, WI 53132

PHONE: 414 423-7400

EMAIL: info@hypneumat.com

WEB: www.hypneumat.com

IdentiSys

7630 Commerce Way

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

PHONE: 888 437-9783

EMAIL: sales@identisys.com

WEB: www.identisys.com

BOOTH 940

WEB: www.industrialfluidsolutions.com

Representing: DuBois Chemicals, Master Fluid Solutions, Plymouth Lubricants, Oberlin Pressure Filter

BOOTH 1129

Industrial Machinery Digest / IMD

3590 B Pelham PKWY STE. 233

Felham, AL 35124

PHONE: 800 366-0676

EMAIL: sales@IndMacDig.com

WEB: www.IndustrialMachineryDigest.com

Industrial Market Place

5940 W. Touhy Ave., Suite 230

Niles, IL 60714

PHONE: 800 323-1818

BOOTH 144

BOOTH 717

EMAIL: joel@impmagazine.com

WEB: www.impmagazine.com

Integra Machine Tool | Zeman Technologies

2244 Bluemound Rd

BOOTH 912

Representing: Matica, CIM, Elliott Mobile Solutions

Waukesha, WI 53186

PHONE: 266 506-4313

WEB: www.zemantechnologies.com

Exhibitors 38

BOOTH 827

Iverson & Company

441 N Third Ave

Des Plaines, IL 60016

PHONE: 312 972-2499

EMAIL: dlever@inversonandco.com

WEB: www.iversonandco.com

Jacquet Midwest

1908 DeKoven Ave Racine, WI 53403

PHONE: 262 898-1381

BOOTH 631

EMAIL: d.chatterton@myjacquet.com

WEB: www.usa.myjacquet.com

JERICO INC

436 FOUR MILE RD

RACINE, WI 53402

PHONE: 414 529-3171

EMAIL: sales@jericoinc.com

WEB: WWW.JERICOINC.COM

BOOTH 823

Representing: CARR LANE HWR ENERPAC

BOOTH 745

Jorgensen Conveyor and Filtration

Solutions

10303 North Baehr Road

Mequon, WI 53092

PHONE: 262 242-3089

EMAIL: info@jorgensenconveyors.com

WEB: www.jorgensenconveyors.com

BOOTH 1127

Kettle Moraine Metal Products

1020 Schoenhaar Dr

West Bend, WI 53090

PHONE: 262 353-3211

EMAIL: jake.nast@kmmpusa.com

WEB: www.kmmpusa.com

BOOTH 820

Keyence Corporation of America

500 Park Blvd

Itasca, IL 60143

PHONE: 888 539-3623

EMAIL: tradeshow@keyence.com

WEB: www.keyence.com/products/measure-sys

BOOTH 644

Kinetic Company, The 6775 W Loomis Rd. Greendale, WI 53129

Greendale, WI 53129

PHONE: 414 425-8221

EMAIL: info@knifemaker.com

WEB: knifemaker.com

KNUTH Machine Tools USA

590 Bond St

Lincolnshire, IL 60069

PHONE: 847 415-3333

EMAIL: info@knuth-usa.com

WEB: www.knuth.com

KUKA Robotics

51870 Shelby Pkwy

Shelby Twp, MI 48315

PHONE: 800 459-6691

EMAIL: Info@kuka.com

WEB: www.kuka.com

LAB Midwest

6140 W. Executive Drive, Suite H

Mequon, WI 53092

PHONE: 414 258-6415

EMAIL: info@labmidwest.com

WEB: labmidwest.com

BOOTH 814

BOOTH 527

BOOTH 1145

BOOTH 938

Lake Companies Inc, The

2980 Walker Dr

Green Bay, WI 54311

PHONE: 920 406-3030

EMAIL: marketing@lakeco.com

WEB: www.lakeco.com

LANG Technovation Co

1020 James Drive, Suite I

Hartland, WI 53029

PHONE: 262 446-9850

M Squared Solutions Group

3045 172nd Ave NW

Andover, MN 55304

PHONE: 612 281-7476

EMAIL: reidswans@msn.com

WEB: Knowledgeandservice.com

BOOTH 337

Representing: Hyfra, Hennig/AME, Losma, Kitagawa, Microcentric, SMW Workholding

BOOTH 747

EMAIL: sales@lang-technovation.com

WEB: www.lang-technovation.com

Left Hand Engineering

330 E Brown St

Milwaukee, WI 53212

PHONE: 224 217-1618

BOOTH 251

EMAIL: matt@lefthandengineering.com

WEB: www.lefthandengineering.com

Lube-Tech

BOOTH 1013

6600 N Industrial Rd

Milwaukee, WI 53223

PHONE: 414 375-1811

EMAIL: orders@lubetech.com

WEB: www.lubetech.com

Representing: Mobil, Lubriplate, Quaker Houghton, Lube-Tech, Maintenance 360

BOOTH 513

Manske Machinery Sales & Service

10050 W. Beloit Road

Greenfield, WI 53228

PHONE: 414 543-8800

EMAIL: sales@manskemachinery.com

WEB: www.manskemachinery.com

Representing: Shibaura Machine Hyundai Wia Machine Maier Machine Tool

BOOTH 948

Manufacturing News

1133 Airline Drive

Grapevine, TX 76051

PHONE: 800 375-8488

EMAIL: info@mfgnewsweb.com

WEB: https://mfgnewsweb.com

Master Fluid Solutions

501 West Boundary Street

Perrysburg, OH 43551

PHONE: 419 874-7902

TOLL FREE: 800 874-0105

EMAIL: info@masterfluids.com

WEB: www.masterfluids.com

BOOTH 949

Exhibitors 40

BOOTH 345

Mechanical Solutions, LLC.

630 Main Street

Delafield, WI 53018

PHONE: 262 646-3929

EMAIL: info@themechanicalsolutions.com

WEB: www.themechanicalsolutions.com

Representing: Dynatect Manufacturing Rockford Ball

Screw Co. Gilman Precision C & C Manufacturins

Dimplex Thermal Solutions Oberlin Filter Company

LNS America, Inc. Robotic Protective Systems.

BOOTH 214

Midwest Finishing Systems, Inc.

1040 Cottonwood Ave., STE. 100

Hartland, WI 53029

PHONE: 262 369-7700

TOLL FREE: 800 854-0030

EMAIL: info@midwestfinishingsystems.com

WEB: www.midwestfinishingsystems.com

Representing: Empire Blast, Almco, St. Gobain

Abrasives, CLM Vibe Tech, GMA Garnet, Potters Glass Bead, Washington Mills, Donaldson Torit, W. Abrasives

BOOTH 739

MP Systems Inc

34 Bradley Park Rd

East Granby, CT 06026

PHONE: 877 698-1860

EMAIL: cberner@mp-systems.net

WEB: www.mp-systems.net

MSI General Corporation

P O Box 7

Oconomowoc, WI 53066

PHONE: 262 367-3661

EMAIL: kelly@msigeneral.com

WEB: www.msigeneral.com

National Machine Products

BOOTH 108

NexGenSolutions

110 S 4th Street

Zionsville, IN 46077

PHONE: 888 310-2674

EMAIL: info@nexgensolutions.com

WEB: www.nexgensolutions.com

NSK America Corp.

BOOTH 922

BOOTH 127

BOOTH 735

1800 Global Parkway

Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

PHONE: 847 843-7664

EMAIL: greg@nskamericacorp.com

WEB: www.nskamericacorp.com

Omega TMM

101 Perinton Parkway

Fairport, NY 14450

PHONE: 585 430-1363

EMAIL: sales@omegatmm.com

WEB: omegatmm.com

350 Electronics Blvd.

Huntsville, AL 35824

PHONE: 219 344-1389

EMAIL: mcastro@morrisgroupinc.com

WEB: www.nationalmachineproducts.com

Representing: ExoMist DU-PUY D&P Group UYAR

I.T.F VELUM Protection EVO Set

BOOTH 113

BOOTH 619

Onsite Magnet Certifications Inc.

18315 Loretta Drive

Marengo, IL 60152

PHONE: 815 404-7633

EMAIL: service@onsitemagnets.com

WEB: www.onsitemagnets.com

Exhibitors 42

BOOTH 1018

OpEx Service

1504 S West Ave

Waukesha, WI 53188

PHONE: 920 207-4775

EMAIL: josh@opex-service.com

WEB: www.opex-service.com

Pascal Engineering Inc.

64 W Seegers Rd

Arlington Heights, IL 60005

PHONE: 847 427-1234

EMAIL: sales@pascalenginc.com

POSITAL/FRABA Inc.

1 N Johnston Ave,

Hamilton Township, NJ 0

PHONE: 215 460-0366

EMAIL: taisia.osipova@fraba.com

WEB: https://www.posital.com/en

Premier Machine Tool Midwest

BOOTH 445

BOOTH 226

WEB: https://www.pascalenginc.com

Plastics International

7600 Anagram Drive

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

PHONE: 952 934-2303

TOLL FREE: 800 776-7769

EMAIL: sales@plasticsintl.com

WEB: www.plasticsintl.com

Representing: Dupont, BASF, GE

Port Milwaukee

2323 South Lincoln Memorial Drive

Milwaukee, WI 53207

PHONE: 414 286-3511

EMAIL: port@milwaukee.gov

WEB: portmilwaukee.com

BOOTH 621

134 Cottonwood Ave

Hartland, Wi 53029

PHONE: 414 254-5150

EMAIL: aj@pmtmidwest.com

WEB: www.pmtmidwest.com

BOOTH 213

BOOTH 124

Representing: Hwacheon CNC Machines, Grob Fiveaxis Machines, Index Multi-spindles, Production

Turning and Turn Mill Centers, SNK Bridge Mills, JOBS Linear Gantry Style Mills, Eagle Fiber Lasers, CMS Advanced Material Technology, Hexagon CMM, Sodick EDM and Additive Mf

BOOTH 1020

Production Machining Technologies

110 S 4th Street

Zionsville, IN 46077

PHONE: 317 533-7859

EMAIL: marketing@pmtechnologies.com

WEB: pmtechnologies.com

Productive Products, Inc.

3020 E. Progress Dr. #2

West Bend, WI 53095

PHONE: 262 933-1079

BOOTH 126

EMAIL: tyler@productiveproducts.com

WEB: productiveproducts.com

Representing: Panasonic, Aimco, ASG-Jergens, Unex, Wearwell, Lobster

BOOTH 718

Protected Flow Manufacturing

River Run

2320 West Camden Drive

Glendale, WI 53209

PHONE: 414 228-7474

EMAIL: Jsmith@river-run.com

BOOTH 715

1 Liberty LN

Hampton, NH

PHONE: 603 926-9696

EMAIL: lori.adams@cloudmfgllc.com

WEB: www.lillyworks.com

QualiChem Metalworking Fluids

2003 Salem Industrial Drive

Salem, VA 24153

PHONE: 540 375-6700

EMAIL: scorey@qualichem.com

WEB: www.qualichem.com

BOOTH 341

WEB: river-run.com

RMS Quality Services Inc

1500 S Sylvania Ave

Sturtevant, WI 53177

PHONE: 262 554-4740

BOOTH 439

EMAIL: skincade@rmsqualityservices.com

WEB: www.rmsqualityservices.com

Representing: Mitutoyo, Vermont Gage, Starrett & Fowler Products

RoboJob USA

BOOTH 545

Quantum Design Control Systems

7550 Quantum Court

Machesney Park, IL 61011

PHONE: 815 885-1300

EMAIL: qdisales@quantumdi.com

WEB: www.qdicontrolsystems.com

Ransohoff

4933 Provident Dr

Cincinnati, OH 45246

PHONE: 513 870-1783

EMAIL: dmelton@ctgclean.com

WEB: www.ctgclean.com

BOOTH 1023

6951 High Grove Boulevard

Burr Ridge, IL 60527

PHONE: 866 952-9020

EMAIL: info@robojob-usa.com

WEB: https://robojob-usa.com

S.L. Munson & Co.

1404 Old Dairy Drive

Columbia, SC 29201

PHONE: 803-252-3211

EMAIL: slmunson@slmunson.com

WEB: slmunson.com

BOOTH 239

BOOTH 212

BOOTH 150

Saginaw Control & Engineering

95 Midland Rd

Saginaw, MI 48638

PHONE: 262 770-8913

EMAIL: rob_covelli@saginawcontrol.com

WEB: https://www.saginawcontrol.com

Exhibitors 44

BOOTH 260

Saturn Lounge

N8W22323 Johnson Dr

Waukesha, WI 53186

PHONE: 262 821-3999

EMAIL: bennett.kohlhardt@saturnlounge.com

WEB: www.saturnlounge.com

Shopware - Mastercam

2175 Point Blvd. Suite 100

Elgin, IL 60123

PHONE: 847 428-4350

EMAIL: sales@shopwareinc.com

WEB: www.shopwareinc.com

BOOTH 1148

Representing: Mastercam CAD/CAM Cimco Shop

BOOTH 841

SDMC AMERICA TECHNOLOGY INC

1091 Sutherland Avenue

River Falls, WI 54022

PHONE: 715 529-4984

EMAIL: info@sdmcati.com

WEB: www.SDMCusa.com

Sharon-Cutwell Co.

2192 Hwy D

Belgium, WI 53004

PHONE: 2622857133

EMAIL: stefan.finster@cutwell.com

WEB: cutwell.com

SHAVIV USA

355 Remington Blvd

Bolingbrook, IL 60440

PHONE: 630 296-0102

EMAIL: shavivusa@aol.com

WEB: www.shaviv.com

Floor DNC, Machine Monitoring, File Management and Probing

SMW Autoblok, Corp.

285 Egidi Dr.

Wheeling, IL 60090

PHONE: 847 215-0591

BOOTH 627

EMAIL: autoblok@smwautoblok.com

WEB: www.smwautoblok.com

BOOTH 247

BOOTH 726

Specialty Tools Inc.

3150 Colley Rd

Beliot, WI 53511

PHONE: 608 313-8730

EMAIL: customerservice@specialtytoolsinc.com

WEB: https://specialtytoolsinc.com

SPYRA metal

BOOTH 232

recycling & service

BOOTH 245

2515 Waukegan Rd PMB 6022

Bannockburn, IL 60015

PHONE: 312 820-6114

EMAIL: info@spyra-metal-recycling.com

WEB: www.spyra-metal-recycling.com

BOOTH 950

Squint

1937 Johnston Ave

San Jose, CA 95125

PHONE: 408 504-9725

EMAIL: devin@squint.ai

WEB: www.squint.ai

Star CNC Machine Tool Corp.

BOOTH 220

Superior Die Set Corp

900 W Drexel Ave

Oak Creek, WI 60440

PHONE: 414 764-4900

EMAIL: dgilane@supdie.com

WEB: www.superiordieset.com

Swiss-Tek Coatings

BOOTH 919

375 Bennett Road

Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

PHONE: 847 437-8300

EMAIL: sales@starcnc.com

WEB: www.starcnc.com

Representing: Star

STOR-LOC

880 N. Washington Ave.

Kankakee, IL 60901

PHONE: 815 936-0700

EMAIL: mciampa@storloc.com

WEB: www.storloc.com

STS Technical Design

250 S. Executive Dr Brookfield, WI 53005

PHONE: 262 439-7479

EMAIL: thomas.keegan@sts-ts.com

BOOTH 647

N27W23310 Roundy Drive

Pewaukee, WI 53072

PHONE: 262 784-6100

EMAIL: cs@swiss-tekcoatings.com

WEB: swiss-tekcoatings.com

BOOTH 615

BOOTH 721

BOOTH 1040

Swoosh Technologies & Solutions

1422 Elbridge Payne Rd., STE 230 St. Louis, MO 63017

PHONE: 314 549-8107

EMAIL: marketing@swooshtech.com

WEB: www.swooshtech.com

Representing: Siemans Digital Industries Software

Systems ENG & Automation

BOOTH 149

WEB: www.sts-ts.com/technical-design

Summit Filtration Technology

17929 W Lincoln Ave.

New Berlin, WI 53146

PHONE: 262 402-6250

EMAIL: info@summit-filtration.com

WEB: www.summit-filtration.com

BOOTH 727

Representing: Imperial, Aget, Nordfab, Parker

15601 W. Lincoln Ave. New Berlin, WI 53151

PHONE: 414 383-5542

EMAIL: sales@syeng.com

WEB: www.syeng.com

Representing: Key Products LTD,Wisconsin Machine Tool Corp

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BOOTH 818

T.Friedl Enterprises - HAM Precision

79 Milliken Blvd

Toronto, ON 0

PHONE: 920 379-3929

EMAIL: tim@tfriedl.com

WEB: tfriedl.com & ham-tools.com

TAPESWITCH CORPORATION

100 SCHMITT BLVD

FARMINGDALE, NY 11735

PHONE: 414 651-6333

EMAIL: jsavignac@tapeswitch.com

WEB: www.tapeswitch.com

Techna-Tool

553 S. Industrial Drive

Hartland, WI 53029

PHONE: 262 367-8665

EMAIL: techtool@techna-tool.com

WEB: techna-tool.com

Representing: BK Mikro, TechnaGuard

Tech-Tastic

6203 W Wisconsin Ave

Wauwatosa, WI 53213

PHONE: 414 404-0182

EMAIL: bsurinak@tech-tastic.com

WEB: www.tech-tastic.com

ThermTech

200 Travis Ln

Waukesha, WI 53189

PHONE: 262 549-1878

EMAIL: sales@thermtech.net

WEB: www.thermtech.net

BOOTH 929

BOOTH 845

BOOTH 145

BOOTH 1134

Think Ability WI & Engauge Workforce Solutions

11709 W Cleveland Ave, Ste 2

West Allis, WI 53227

PHONE: 414 327-3729

EMAIL: rreit@dsaw.org

WEB: www.dsaw.org/thinkabilitywi

BOOTH 112

Tool, Die & Machining Association of Wisconsin

W175N11117 Stonewood Dr. STE 280

Germantown, WI 53022

PHONE: 262 532-2440 ext. 215

EMAIL: toolmaker@tdmaw.org

WEB: www.TDMAW.org

Top Floor

BOOTH 1123

BOOTH 732

11414 W Park Place

Milwaukee, WI 53224

PHONE: 888 428-2544

EMAIL: acotter@topfloortech.com

WEB: topfloortech.com

TOWA - USA

2503 Spring Ridge Drive

Spring Grove, IL 60081

PHONE: 312 607-6443

BOOTH 129

EMAIL: endmill-sales@towa-usa.com

WEB: www.towajapan.co.jp/en/products/tooling

BOOTH 1118

TPS PRODUCTS / MAGIDO PARTS

WASHERS

1256 E Prospect Ave

Marion, WI 0

PHONE: 715 853-5764

EMAIL: tim@tpsproducts.us

WEB: www.midwestpartswashers.com

Representing: MAGIDO PARTS WASHERS

TRAK Machine Tools

TRAK

TOOLS ®

2615 Homestead Pl

Rancho Dominguez, CA 90220

PHONE: 310 608-4422

EMAIL: info@trakmt.com

WEB: trakmt.com

Turn-Key Solutions

BOOTH 277

Vektek LLC

1334 E 6th Ave.

Emporia, KS 66801

PHONE: 913 365-1045

BOOTH 446

EMAIL: customersupport@vektek.com

WEB: https://www.vektek.com

VIRNECT

3003 N 1st St

San Jose, CA 95134

PHONE: 860 785-3168

EMAIL: hello@virnect.com

WEB: www.virnect.io

BOOTH 544

BOOTH 349

BOOTH 146

Waukesha County Technical College

800 Main Street

Pewaukee, WI 53072

PHONE: 262 691-5343

EMAIL: kkolberg@wctc.edu

WEB: www.wctc.edu

Whittemore Co., The

BOOTH 1017

N117 W19345 Fulton Drive

Germantown, WI 53022

PHONE: 262 689-8864

EMAIL: setzel@tksinc.net

WEB: www.TKSInc.net

TYKMA Electrox

370 Gateway Dr

Chillicothe, OH 45601

PHONE: 740 779-9918

BOOTH 447

EMAIL: bward@permanentmarking.com

WEB: www.permanentmarking.com

1450 W. Fullerton, Suite B

Addison, IL 60101

PHONE: 630 458-1400

EMAIL: sales@whittemore-inc.com

WEB: www.whittemore-inc.com

Representing: Kurt Manufacturing, Pratt Burnerd America, Riten Industries, Speedgrip Chuck

BOOTH 1116

Wisconsin IoT Council

ZOLLER Inc.

BOOTH 835

508 New York Avenue

Sheboygan, WI 53081

PHONE: 920 334-9377

EMAIL: sala@wisconsiniot.org

WEB: www.wisconsiniot.org

X-Centric IT Solutions

330 S Executive Dr. Suite 204

Brookfield, WI 53005

PHONE: 262 320-4477

EMAIL: info@x-centric.com

WEB: x-centric.com

BOOTH 250

3900 Research Park Drive

Ann Arbor, MI 48108

PHONE: 734 332-4851

EMAIL: conroy-martin@zoller-usa.com

WEB: www.zoller.info/us

BOOTH 1138

Zorn Compressor & Equipment Inc

1335 E Wisconsin Ave

Pewaukee, WI 53072

PHONE: 262 695-7000

EMAIL: emma.larabee@zornair.com

WEB: www.zornair.com

COMPRESSED AIR AND VACUUM SOLUTIONS SINCE 1965

• Air compressors and vacuum pumps

• Parts and lubricants

• Service and maintenance

• Turnkey installations, system audits and rentals

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