A2Z metalworker sw sept oct 2013 by A2Z Manufacturing Magazines

Vol. 19, No. 5 Sept/Oct 2013

Southwest Edition (AZ, NV, and NM)

Las Cruces Machine, Manufacturing & Engineering (LCMME) Certifies To ISO9001/AS9100 With The Help www.a2zmetalworker.com

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Editors Corner “Innovation has nothing to do with how many R&D dollars you have.When Apple came up with the Mac, IBM was spending at least 100 times more on R & D. ” - Steve Jobs In these great United States, sometimes we are hard on ourselves. We say that we are losing our competitive edge. But there are so many fantastic innovations that are happening all around us on a daily basis. And if Nobel Prizes are a testament to innovation (which I think they are),we’ve been awarded 39% of all Nobel Prizes, and 48% of the world total in the sciences, medicine, and economics.That is staggering and impressive to me. Fast Company recently released its list of ‘The 2013 Most Innovative Companies’. Their annual guide features businesses whose innovations are having the greatest impacts across their industries and our culture as a whole. Apple, as expected, was a winner, but I think you will be surprised by some of the results. Number 1 was Nike. Nike? Last year, Nike’s experimentation yielded two breakout hits.The first was the FuelBand, a $150 electronic bracelet that measures your movements throughout the day, whether you play tennis, jog, or just walk to work.The other innovation was the Flyknit Racer, a featherlight shoe that feels more like a sock atop a sole. Nike won this top position because Fast Company admires their ability to bring to market 2 breakthrough technologies in a given year despite the fact that they are no longer a small company. You may be surprised that Facebook andTwitter are not on the list of the most innovative companies. Fast Company alleges that both companies have turned their focus away from users and toward shareholders to get bigger, not better. Revenue is great, but not at the expense of the product. A company I know and love (and use extensively in lieu of hotels) is AirBNB. The company garnered the 12th spot on Fast Company’s overall list for upgrading itself into a five-star vacation destination. I love AirBNB because I can rent a house, not just a room, for about the same price as a hotel, and with many, I can bring my dogs! Target was a top pick in the Retailers category. It won its award for ‘shrinking the big box’. The company launched ‘CityTarget’, a half-size store prototype that launched in Chicago, Seattle, and Los Angeles last July. One of the key new product introductions was its ‘local’ flaire (e.g. coffee cups in Seattle).The CityTargets did so well that Target is adding three new stores this year. In the Robots category, Lockheed Martin was a winner. It did so for flying robot pilots through unfriendly skies. Lockheed Martin develops its share of death-dealing hardware. But the K-MAX unmanned (and unarmed) chopper has distinguished itself in more peaceful duties, too, delivering more than 2 million pounds of food, gear, and other supplies to U.S. Marines in Afghanistan. Fast Company’s winners weren’t all company names that are household names. Rio Salado Community College, based in Tempe,Arizona, was honored for creating a customized coursemanagement and student-services system to keep track of at-risk students on its Arizona campus and online. It’s the fastest-growing community college in the nation, with 70,000 students in Arizona and online nationwide--mostly poor, Hispanic, and first-generation.The RioLearn system alerts faculty when a student’s attendance slips or if anyone misses an assignment, and also sends students text message reminders. Within the first eight days of class, the data can predict which students are likely to drop out so that teachers can focus their attention on them. Go ahead and innovate. It doesn’t have to be a patent-pending new product; it can be a new marketing program, a new way of doing business, or a product improvement.You can make a difference, and your new concept will likely spur others to generate new ideas! Until next issue, I wish you well, and God Bless Our Troops!

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Haas Factory Outlet

Celebrating

1983 > 2013

of Haas Innovation

Get a limited-edition Haas T-shirt – only available at your local HFO on DD 20.

WEDNESDAY | OCT. 2

DEMO Mark your calendar for October 2, 2013, when your local Haas Factory Outlet will host a special “Celebrating 30 Years of Haas Innovation” Demo Day 20 event. Come see new Haas machines that offer clever designs and fulfill every shop’s need for improved production. See live demos, free seminars, and maybe get some food and drink. While you are there, be sure to grab a free, limited-edition Haas T-shirt – only available at your local Haas Factory Outlet on DD 20!

10 02 13 Hours: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch: noon to 1:30 p.m. Location: at your local HFO

See us @ your local Haas Factory Outlet or online @ www.HaasCNC.com A Division of Ellison Machinery Co. LLC A Division of Ellison Machinery Co. LLC

Announcements & Releases McFarland Machine & Engineering Celebrates 12 Years, and Offers Machine, Fabrication, Welding, Grinding and Reverse Engineering! McFarland Mac hine & Engineering was founded 12 years ago by experienced machinists and brothers Tim and Craig McFarland. Today the company occupies 2 side-by-side buildings in 25,000 square feet of space, as they grown exponentially, thanks to their customers. The company is not just your standard machine shop: they do offer machining (mill and lathe), but they also offer the following service in-houses: waterjet and laser cutting, press brake and turret punch press capabilities, Blanchard grinding, certified welding, full service inspection, and reverse engineering. Tim McFarland says that the company offers milling capabilities from 1/4” to x85 x Y33” and lathe capabilities from 1/3” to 12” in diameter.

goes up to 86” in X and 35” in Y for fast efficient machining of work pieces of every size. Complex part geometries made simple by new Ganesh Cyclone-52 BY2 “B-Axis” 36-Tools Machine Demonstration. Ganesh offers MultiTasking lathes with up to 11-axis to make short-work of complex parts for profitable production. The Ganesh “Big-Bore” lathe series starts at 22” swings and goes up to 63” lathe swing capacity with bores up to 14”. Rear chuck mounts are available for oil field applications and many bed lengths are available to meet your requirements. Along with raffle prizes, there will be machine demonstrations of live cutting metals. Various industry vendors, including tooling, probe and software vendors, will be present to answer all relevant questions. You will get a chance to see and discuss high productivity solutions with specialists from the field of robotics, atomization, high pressure pump, and bar feeder.Please visit our website at www.ganeshmachinery.com today to register online to attend the Open House. We’ll see you at the GANESH OPEN-HOUSE on Tuesday September 24th!

McFarland Machine & Engineering has some of the best high end machine tool equipment, including machines made by Omax, Okuma, Matsuura, Mori Seiki, Mazak, and Hitachi.

K-zell Metals Inc. Attains ISO 9001:2008 Certification

For more information on this machine shop that offers so many services to its end customers, call them at 480-966-1388 or email them at craig@ mcfarlandmachine.com.

Industrial Metal Contract Manufacturer / Job Shop Fabricator, K-zell Metals is pleased to announce our ISO 9001:2008 Certificate of Registration through PRI Registrar. The certificate encompasses the scope of Industrial Sheet Metal Fabrication and Assembly for Military, Power, Construction and Commercial applications.

Ganesh Invites You to Their Open-House Ganesh Machinery has identified ways to help you be more competitive. Mark your calendar for the big 2013 Ganesh OpenHouse event onTuesday the 24th of September from 10 to 6pm at the headquarters facility at 20869 Plummer St. in Chatsworth. Lunch will be served from 11:30am to 2pm from the “IN-N-OUT” Mobil Cookout Grill.

Ganesh will offer the following presentations; and will exhibit or show or demonstrate economics of “Done-In-One” machining. The only way to survive today is “Automation Solutions” which Reduces labor for more productivity. Ganesh has extensive capabilities in production analysis, automation and turn-key solutions in support of challenging production applications, so challenge us to find a better manufacturing solution for you. Ganesh offers a complete line of CNC milling and turning machines to meet your needs and offers a 50-page catalog presenting the entire Ganesh machine tool lineup showing solutions that will provide you with greater manufacturing efficiency. The inexpensive 5-Axis solution with 5-Axis High-Speed 50-Taper Heavy-Cutting Milling Demonstration is efficiently for increased profit, when the metal has to come off now. The Ganesh milling machine line A2Z METALWORKER

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Earning the ISO 9001:2008 certification is a proud achievement exemplifying our commitment to providing custom solutions and quality services to our customers. K-zell Metals, Inc., was established in Phoenix in October of 1986. The focus of the business is specialty fabrication and contract manufacturing. Currently, K-zell Metals offers its customers a diverse array of capabilities. K-zell Metals adds value to our customers’ products by performing one or more processes that the customer either lacks the time, equipment or expertise to perform. Processing includes cutting (shear and laser), punching, forming (on press brakes or on plate/sheet rolls), tube bending, robotic and manual welding and polishing. Materials range from hot rolled mild steel to aluminum, bronze, stainless steels and some exotics. K-zell Metals, Inc. has invested in equipment, talent and process improvements and developed expertise that allows us to streamline fabrication in ways that most shops do not. The customer base for K-zell Metals is quite broad. Some clients are manufacturers for which we produce completed components or subassemblies. For other customers we simply cut, punch or bend customer furnished material.This broad customer base and the ability to provide a wide range of fabrication capabilities, has allowed K-zell Metals to grow. For more information about K-zell Metals Inc. please visit www.

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The next CNC Performance Training session at Ellison Machinery Company will be held on Tuesday September 24th, with a course focused on the basics of selecting tooling, feeds and speeds. Machinists and Programmers are invited to meet at the Tempe, AZ showroom for a presentation and discussion led by Jason Floor, Applications Engineer. Each CNC Performance Training session is inspired by issues and questions most frequently presented to the Ellison team of service technicians and application engineers. The concise, 1.5 hour sessions focus on improving the skillset of the machinist on a specific topic related to CNC Manufacturing with Haas machines. Announcements Continued Page 12

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Announcements & Releases Continued Please join us for our other upcoming CNC Performance Training sessions as well, advance registration is preferred, class sizes are limited. Sessions are held from 3:30 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. September 19th – Intro to Tooling, Feeds, and Speeds October 24th - Haas Live Tooling and Y-Axis Lathe Basics November 21st – Maximizing Productivity with your Haas Renishaw Probe system

A new released version of Predator DNC Enterprise Software will be previewed at the show embracing the latest technology used to control and manage network based CNCs. While many manufacturing shop floors currently connect the CNCs using serial cables, SFA is eliminating these cables by an exclusive 802.11 B/G Wireless CNC Adapter to allow fast communication, reliability and standardizing on a single device to communicate to machine tools with RJ45 network connectors and DB25 serial ports.

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Floppy disk are a thing of the past. SFA continues to enhance the longevity of the machine tool by replacing the typical 3.5” disk drive with the latest USB port. The USB to Floppy Emulator now enables the user to transfer programs to a USB thumb drive from any PC to load the NC program on the CNC without retrofitting the controller.

Shop Floor Automations At Westec® 2013 Shop Floor Automations (SFA), the largest Machine Shop Solutions Provider and DNC Networking Distributor on the West Coast, announced that it will present and demonstrate a variety of Productivity Enhancing Solutions at the WESTEC Exposition & Conference, held October 15-17,2013 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Presenting in Booth #2747, SFA will demonstrate Predator DNC Enterprise software which helps decision makers achieve best practices in manufacturing planning as well Scytec Cloud-Based machine monitoring software - all tools that help you achieve lower costs and improve efficiency. A2Z METALWORKER

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Shop Floor Automations, Inc. is the largest DNC networking distributor and service center on the West Coast. SFA exclusively provides sales, service, and support for multiple product lines including Predator, JobPack, Bigfoot, Moxa, Digi and others. For more information: www. shopfloorautomations.com, or call 619-461-4000.

Southwest Tool & Die Services Celebrates 14 Years in Business Ruben Rodriguez has owned Southwest Tool & Die Servies for 14 years now.

The company machines tools used in manufacturing Announcements Continued Page 14

WE ESTIMATE WE’VE SEEN “ A 40 TO 60 PERCENT REDUCTION IN CYCLE TIMES ON ALL JOBS MOVED TO THE MAKINO CELL.

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Local Sales, Processing, Inventory & Support Announcements & Releases Continued processes. Their die capabilities span bend dies, notching dies, punching dies, cutting dies and they additionally offer industrial tool repair and rebuild services. For more information on Southwest Tool & Die Services, a successful Minority Owned Small Business, contact them at 480-317-9366 or email Ruben at stwdies@yahoo.com

Mazak Welcomes SMW Autoblok to Exclusive VIP Technology Program Mazak Corporation recently named Wheeling, Ill.-based SMW Autoblok, a leading provider of chucks, live tools and steady rests, to its exclusive Value Inspired Partner (VIP) technology program, which exists to bring total manufacturing solutions to Mazak customers. •

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As a certified Value Inspired Partner, SMW Autoblok will collaborate with Mazak on R&D and integration efforts to create more innovative products and turnkey processes for the U.S. manufacturing market. The two companies will also work together to create training programs and seminars on a broad range of manufacturing topics for presentation at Mazak technology events across the country. This includes SMW Autoblok participating in DISCOVER 2013, a technology and education event taking place October 8 - 16 at Mazak Corporation headquarters in Florence, Ky.

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In late July, a new vacuum furnace, donated by the Solar Atmospheres, Inc. companies, was dedicated in an official ribbon-cutting ceremony at ASM headquarters in Materials Park, OH. This lab-sized furnace was designed and built by Solar Manufacturing for use in ASM’s Teaching Lab and is named “The Mentor.” This $250,000 gift was made by Solar in commemoration of ASM International’s 100th anniversary. As part of the 2013 Materials Camp, attending students were excited to have the honor of being the first people to work with “The Mentor” which they used to learn about failure analysis. They expressed their appreciation in a thank you letter with comments that included, “Your contribution to the materials camp made a significant impact on my amazing experience here. Without your donation, it would not have been the same.Thank you.” and “…thank you Announcements Continued Page 16

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“The Mentor” is a horizontal, internal quenching furnace with a hot zone that measures 12”wide x 12” high x 18” deep and is capable of operation to 2400oF. The hearth will accept a load of 250 pounds. Featuring state-of-the-art vacuum furnace technology, this furnace will allow students to perform a wide variety of tests and experiments relating to vacuum heat treating, brazing and sintering processes. It will also give them a hands-on understanding of the value and advantages of using vacuum over other heat treating equipment.

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New Double Column Machining Center From Okuma Okuma America Corporation unveils their newest double column machining center, the MCR-A5CII.With its multiple heads, the MCRA5CII can now machine all five sides of a part from a single set-up.With this machine it takes only 2-3 set-ups to accomplish the same tasks that require 5-6 set-ups on a vertical machining center.This reduction in set-up time saves end users time and money, and also minimizes chances for costly errors. The MCR-A5CII double column machining center delivers true 5-sided machining in a compact footprint. The solid double column construction ensures greater rigidity and closer tolerances, making this machine well-suited for the efficient machining of general parts A2Z METALWORKER

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• Improved productivity with higher machining capacity than its predecessor, the MCR-A5C • High accuracy and dimensional stability • Highly rigid ram-type spindle head •THINC® OSP P300 CNC control for easy operation • Compact auto loading/unloading attachments for 5-axis machining • Compact footprint The MCR-A5CII comes standardly equipped with Okuma’s ThermoFriendly Concept, which stabilizes thermal deformation and therefore shortens warm-up times and reduces the need for dimensional correction during production. Learn more about the MCR-A5CII double column machining center in our blog post at http://www.okuma.com/father-of-all-cnc-machines.

Hurco Acquires HighTech Italian MachineTool Component Business Hurco Companies, Inc, a leader in the development and manufacture of machine tools with integrated control technologies, announced it has acquired the machine tool component business of LCM Srl, a designer Announcements Continued Page 18

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Samuel Aerospace is one of North America’s top ten processors and distributors of metals, operating more than 40 facilities which are strategically located throughout Canada and the United States. Additional facilities maintained in the United Kingdom, Australia, Mexico and China extend our reach globally. Our strategically placed processing and service centers allow us to offer on time and JIT delivery services.

Samuel Aerospace alloys are available in a complete range of shapes and sizes to meet the diverse requirements of the commercial and defense aerospace markets. We stock one of the most extensive aluminum inventories in the industry. Our available aerospace aluminum offering includes:

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the metal machinery and components industries, he most recently served as President of Kaydon Corporation’s Specialty Products Group, with operations in North America and Japan. Purchase holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan and a Master of Science in Engineering and Manufacturing Administration from Western Michigan University. Anchor Lamina America, Inc., a MISUMI Group Company, and your source for Danly, IEM, Lamina and Lempco Components, is a leading manufacturer of tool, die and mold components for the metal-working and plastics industries.

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Announcements & Releases Continued and manufacturer of highly innovative high-end electro-mechanical components and accessories for machine tools. Mr. Gregory Volovic, President of Hurco Companies, Inc., said, “This strategic acquisition of an innovative business such as LCM further supports our mission to develop advanced machine tool technologies to support our customers, who need increasingly sophisticated and versatile CNC machine tools to stay competitive and to grow profitability.This acquisition will prove vital to our targeted growth plan, which supports the financial strength of our company, ensures product development agility, and will foster an expansion of LCM’s line of high-quality value-added technologies.”

Anchor Lamina Announces New President Anchor Lamina America, Inc. announces the hiring of Michael Purchase as President. Based out of the company’s Farmington Hills, MI headquarters, Purchase will oversee operations in the US and China and lead the company’s foray into new global business opportunities. Bringing with him a diverse background in A2Z METALWORKER

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The Cyklos is the first of a new kind of surface treatment machine that can be installed in a standard mechanical workshop. Launched under the new,Yverdon, Switzerlandbased Cyklos SA company formed and owned by Tornos, this patented solution is completely unlike the traditional process that works using vertical immersion. The Cyklos works by rotating parts instead, thus guaranteeing superior quality. The Cyklos was awarded the gold trophy at SIMODEC 2012 for its innovative technological concept and its positioning in the value chain for the production of surface-treated parts. And, in fact, a world-first was achieved with the installation of an anodizing machine at a professional trade show made possible thanks to Cyklos’ ‘zero waste’ capability. Surface processing has traditionally been physically kept separated from machining.The size of the installations and buildings, the safety requirements, and the environmental hazards of the chemical processes refrained workshops, with a few exceptions, Announcements Continued Page 20

Announcements & Releases Continued from investing in and operating surface processing equipment inline with machining (even though most of the finished parts go through a surface processing step such as anodizing, phosphating, electroplating prior to delivery of finished parts to the customer). As a consequence, there has historically been an interruption in the manufacturing flow of finished parts which greatly increases lead time, logistic costs and defect counts. Tornos tackles these three points simultaneously and enables a continuous manufacturing flow with the Cyklos solution, a unique technology combining a surface processing equipment in a compact, zero reject, high performance and low cost of ownership tool. The Cyklos concept is based on a patented technology owned by Tornos in which parts are transported from bath to bath on small carriers which rotate as the parts move through the machine. Since typically hundreds of parts can be loaded on each carrier and a carrier can enter the machine every two minutes, the machine throughput can continuously process parts at a rate of one part per second. As each carrier undergoes the exact same processing sequence and since the process (chemicals, temperature, voltage, etc.) is entirely computer-controlled, the stability of the processing performances is ensured. Plus, the carrier performs several complete rotations in the processing baths, eliminating gas and non uniformities seen in existing electro-chemical processing solutions. Hence, the Cyklos technology achieves an unprecedented combination of productivity, stability, quality and uniformity. A2Z METALWORKER

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The first machines in the family, the Cyklos A300 machines, have already been delivered. The A300 allows anodization of aluminum parts in large quantities; an ideal solution for parts in the automotive market. Learn more about the Cyklos at www.cyklos.com. For more information, contactTornos US, 630.812.2040, www.tornos.us.

Sterling Fabrication Hosts Grand Opening Celebration Sterling Fabr ication Technology recently hosted a grand opening of their 5,000 sq. ft. facility located in Dallas, TX. The event featured laser, plasma and waterjet cutting, as well as press brake forming and finishing equipment. The event also offered attendees the opportunity to see their part drawing become a finished component though offline programming demonstrations. Application engineers were on hand to answer any questions that attendees had and to help identify the technology that best fits their fabrication needs. Attendees were able to view several live demonstrations on TRUMPF, TECHNI Waterjet, LISSMAC and Virtek machines including the TRUMPF Announcements Continued Page 22

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Southwest Fastener Appoints Vanessa McMurry-Cox as Marketing Director Southwest Fastener announced that Vanessa McMurry-Cox has joined the company to help grow their current marketing efforts. Joining in advance of the launch of Southwest Fastener’s new website at the end of May, coupled with a four part brand awareness campaign created by their Advertising Agency, TMB Partners. Vanessa will help with the implementation and success of the campaign. Vanessa comes with a wealth of experience within the Advertising and Marketing Industry, having spent the last two years at AOR Direct LLC where she was instrumental in creating and maintaining the agency’s social networking accounts on Facebook, Flickr, Google+, LinkedIn, and Twitter to name a few. Vanessa joins Southwest Fastener as Marketing Director to continue Southwest Fastener’s recent push to increase brand awareness within their industry. Southwest Fastener has over a century of fastener knowledge and prides themselves on having the best service in the industry. Southwest Fastener is unique among fastener companies, because they not only deliver fasteners, but they also specialize in documentation, regulations, and problem solving. They have five product divisions within their company; Construction, Solar, Waterworks, Industrial Maintenance, Construction, Pre-Fab.

The TruLaser 1030 also features a laser cutter with 3-axis flying optics for high speed and accuracy, an X-axis working range of 120 in. and aY-axis of 60 in. with a maximum simultaneous XY speed of 3340 inches per minute. The TECHNIWaterjet i510-G2Waterjet Cutting System features a PAC 605-Axis cutting head and a QUANTUM NXT electric servo pump (ESP) with 55,000 PSI. The i510-G2 has a positional accuracy of +/- 0.004” over an entire cutting area and fully enclosed bellows that are double stitched and vulcanized. The i510-G2 also has cutting and traverse speeds of 1000 inches per minute (25,000mm/min) with high acceleration and deceleration rates and a stainless steel loading strip.

Southwest Fastener services a diverse group of customers throughout the United States, and ships product to locations around the globe. Southwest Fastener carries a full line of fasteners and hardware, including; abrasives, anchors, cutting tools, gaskets & bolt kits, Lindapter connections, paints & lubricants, solar fasteners, structural fasteners, strut, fittings, and supports.

“Our customers are our first priority, and we want to show them what this technology can do for their business,” said Clay Kehrer, President, Sterling Fabrication Technology. “With this showroom, we have accomplished our goal of offering our customers a convenient and stateof-theart location to see machine tools in action and evaluate which machines are the best fit for their businesses.”

Southwest Fastener is a member of the Associated General Contractors (AGC), the Western Association of Fastener Distributors (WAFD), the Specialty Tools & Fasteners Distributors Association (STAFDA), and Sphere1.For additional information, contact Vanessa McMurry-Cox at vmcmurrycox@ swfastener.com or call 602-550-6788.

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Innovation Challenge gearing up for fall The Arizona Commerce Authority has opened its fall 2013 Arizona Innovation Challenge, the fifth such contest seeking to find the best of the state’s technology companies. Here’s a look at what to expect if you want to enter: What: Country’s largest grant award for a business plan competition How much: $1.5 million for the fall challenge, up to $250,000 per company Who wins: Innovative startups and early-stage companies, the world’s most promising technology ventures Money used for: To grow their business, advance innovation and technology commercialization opportunities in Arizona; Applications: Deadline is Sept. 13; Download application: www. azinnovationchallenge.com/apply/application

Boeing achieves laser weapons breakthrough

The new system was developed in part through a $6 million contract under the DOD’s Robust Electric Laser Initiative. That program aims to design new solid-state lasers to replace chemical-based ones, which can be more complicated to deploy. “Chemical lasers involve hard-to-handle chemicals and require cumbersome procedures for soldiers, whereas the ones under development are closed-loop, all-electronic systems, making them more mobile and supportable on the battlefield,” Rinn said. Boeing will now seek DOD funding to package the laser system into a design that can be mounted on weapons such as a conventional deck gun on a Navy warship. Rinn said the new system meets the test of achieving high brightness while simultaneously remaining efficient at higher power. The technology basically combines individual, commercial lasers used by industry to create a much more powerful beam that can be applied for weapon use, Rinn said.

Boeing Co.’s Directed Energy Systems division in Albuquerque has developed a solid-state laser system that eventually could be used by the U.S. military to destroy IEDs, shoot down rockets and take out drones.

Boeing worked to retain the reliability and efficiency demonstrated in the original laser heads, which run continuously in industrial applications, while increasing the power and improving the beam.The company needed to reach 30 percent electricity-to-laser efficiency.

“Our team has shown that we have the necessary power, the beam quality and the efficiency to deliver such a system to the battlefield,” said Michael Rinn, the Directed Energy Systems division’s VP.

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Poll Demonstrates Popular Support for Civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) released new poll data, showing worldwide public perception of civil and commercial uses for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) is unmistakably positive. The findings also indicate public opinion that governments should resolve challenges such as perceived privacy issues and UAS airspace regulations in order to increase non-military use. The Christian Science Monitor conducted the poll among its on-line readers. “This poll demonstrates significant support for civilian UAS applications among the populace, both in America and internationally,” said AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey. “The U.S. aerospace industry is now escalating its role in supporting government actions that will provide extensive new benefits from UAS.” The poll findings include the following: Only 25 percent of the public is “very well aware” of current and potential non-military uses for UAS Border protection, law enforcement surveillance and search and rescue are the top three perceived, non-military uses for UAS 54 percent of the public favors increased non-military use of UAS (20 percent neutral, 27 percent opposed) Privacy and safety are the top issues the public wants government to resolve relative to UAS in order to increase civil use A2Z METALWORKER

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UAS are currently in use in a wide variety of applications worldwide, from monitoring flooding in the Czech Republic to wildlife conservation efforts in South Africa. One area where the United States could see significant benefit is in fighting wildfires because UAS can fly in conditions where human pilots would be unable to see because of the conditions. Safe integration of UAS into the national airspace system is a top priority for industry. “Unmanned aircraft are a natural complement to air traffic control developments like NextGen and SESAR,” said Aurora Flight Sciences Chairman and CEO John S. Langford. “The technology under development will actually make the skies safer for everyone.” “UAS are the future of the aerospace and defense industry, but we need some serious changes in how we license these systems for export in order to compete for that business,” said Frank W. Pace, President, Aircraft Systems Group, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. “This poll shows public support for a broad range of applications; if we aren’t allowed to build and export these products, we’ll lose jobs and high-tech capabilities in our workforce.” Research indicates the worldwide market for UAS over the next decade would exceed $89 billion and create more than 100,000 jobs.

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You’ll just have to get over yourselves”, Kari recalls Bretta telling her with a chuckle. Kari and Rod met Bretta at a hotel in Phoenix last year.The two co-owners Kari and Rod Mitchell were visiting a customer in Phoenix when Kari read through the A2Z Metalworker magazine, one that featured BMSC’s Bretta Kelly on the cover. Kari says, “We knew that to take our company to the next level, we would have to certify to ISO9001/AS9100 and there she was on the cover.” Kari read the article about the company Bretta had helped to certify, and she says, “This company sounded like they were about our size, and I connected with how Bretta had helped them. She was just what we needed.” Rod and Kari called Bretta immediately, and Bretta met them at their hotel. Kari says, “Bretta showed us that we were trying to make it too difficult.You don’t have to be the perfect business before you begin the ISO certification process. In the machining environment, things are always changing as the industry responds to technological advancements and offshoring. There are always new improvements to aspire to. The system Bretta developed ensures you identify where you should focus your improvement efforts. With ISO/AS9100 certification, Bretta made it clear, document where you are today, and you use the processes you put into place to drive continual improvements.” Kari and Rod met in college living in Colorado, where the two had grown up. Kari earned a degree in business and Rod, a degree in mechanical engineering. The two were moved to Houston when Rod took a job working for Dow Chemical. During his 10 years at Dow in engineer design, Rod was a customer of machine shops, both internal and external. This, coupled with his experience fixing machines all of his childhood while working on a farm, set the stage for Kari and Rod’s next career move their life plan of owning their own business, and they decided it would be a machine shop. The two drew a circle 500 miles in diameter around A2Z METALWORKER

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Denver, and looked for machine shops for sale. Although not from a manufacturing background, Kari worked for the Methodist Health Care System, and quickly realized that effectively processing a patient and monitoring outcomes was very similar to effective production systems. They found it in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The company was called Las Cruces Machine. That was in 2000. The company had 25 years of experience, having been founded in 1975. Rod says, “We liked the location; Las Cruces is on the corridor where I-10 and I-25 intersect creating convenient transit to the Southwest, and much of the US. There aren’t many places in the US that you can be in two states and two countries in less than an hour drive (Las Cruces machine is 45 minutes to El Paso,Texas, less than 3 hours to Albuquerque, New Mexico). This is very convenient for large US manufacturers with operations in Mexico,Texas, Phoenix, and California.” “Plus”, he continued, “Las Cruces, New Mexico has a lower cost of living versus its surrounding states and other parts of the country.We knew this would enable us to provide very competitive pricing for our customers.” Kari added, “Given our location, we’ve had to compete with Mexico and other offshore competitors. Our aerospace clients have enjoyed our high precision capabilities, while benefiting from lower lead times, and cutting overall costs.We’ve been effective in working with our clients to reduce inventory levels and lead time due to offshoring constraints they may have incurred. Our central Mexican border location is just minutes away from North America’s largest maquiladora market, which encompasses El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico. Las Cruces Machine can provide just-in-time delivery of parts, made to the highest quality standards, we have been able to provide notable annual savings to our customers bottom line.” While Las Cruces Machine was a successful entity when the Mitchell’s

purchased it, Rod says the company’s customer base was not very diverse and was mostly made up of two customers. Rod immediately went to work on gaining new customers; today, the company is diverse ensuring no industry sector or customer represents more than 25% of the customer base. While some of the business is directed to Mexico, LCMME supplies companies from all over the United States. The diverse industries they support range from aerospace to medical, automotive, energy, and gaming machines. With Rod’s previous customer experience and strong engineering design experience, the Mitchell’s wanted to capitalize on this skill to offer more services for their customers. Rod says, “We immediately changed the name of the company from Las Cruces Machine to Las Cruces Machine, Manufacturing & Engineering, or LCMME, for short.” Companies value LCMME for their engineering support. Rod says that they have helped companies with product redesign for better manufacturability. Today, he and key members of the team are invited to participate in a few of their customer’s design process early on. Today, LCMME is a highly credentialed and capable company. In addition to being AS9100C/IS9001: 2009 certified, it is also certified as a Woman-Owned company and maintains its DDTC certification. LCMME occupies more than 40,000 square foot of space, with nearly 40 employees and three shifts. They are an A+ supplier (with Gold Supplier status with a number of their customers) and predominately known for their high quality, and excellent customer service. Rod believes that to turn out great parts, you need superior machinery. He says, “Our shop is a Mori Seiki and Tsugami shop. Not only are these great machines, but also we like sticking with a few superior brands for consistency. We don’t want our people having to learn new controls and machining whenever we bring in a new machine.” Las Cruces has been good for the Mitchells, they will admit. It’s been a good place to bring up their boys, Josh (15) and Jeremiah (11).The entrepreneurial spirit is evident in the two young men, who recently opened a business called J&J Vending. The company supplies vending equipment and the vending consumables to their customers.While today they have one account, they are working to increase their supplier base throughout the industrial park where their business is located. While Las Cruces is good for the Mitchells, the Mitchells are really very good for not just Las Cruces, but all of New Mexico. Kari founded and sits on the board of ‘The Bridge of Southern New Mexico’, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit association, that connects educational success for students in New Mexico with building a stronger future workforce for the future and the ultimate goal of long-term economic development.And entering its 4th year as an entity, it is achieving some staggering success: Here’s an impressive statistic —The Arrowhead Park Early College High School is a high school without one dropout, though 60% of the students, who were chosen via a lottery system, come from economically disadvantaged homes. Kari says, “I feel compelled to do what I can do to help improve the educational system in New Mexico so that we develop students who are able to participate successfully in the workforce tomorrow. The Bridge of Southern New Mexico was founded with the help of educators and industry leaders, all working together.” Kari is extremely involved with other workforce and educational associations. She A2Z METALWORKER

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is a Past Chairman of Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance, and just last year, New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez appointed Kari Mitchell to the New Mexico State University Board of Regents. Kari isn’t the only family member helping to make New Mexico a better place. Rod is working with the NationalTooling and Machining Association (NTMA) to found a chapter in New Mexico. Rod says, “The manufacturers in New Mexico could all benefit from this association, as their mission is to help the U.S. precision custom manufacturing industry achieve profitable growth and business success in a global economy through advocacy, advice, education, networking, information, programs and services.” Back to LCMME’s latest accomplishment. While they began the process more than a year ago with BMSC’s Bretta Kelly, they put it on hold until February of this year. Kari says, “The actual process to prepare for certification took less than 4 months. Bretta was outstanding! She not only helps you to get this incredibly simplified but highly effective system, but she really helps keep you from getting caught up with ineffective things that are time wasters.” She continued, “We benefit from the depth of experiences Bretta gets from other engagements, and her vast expertise.” In fact, LCMME has engaged BMSC with their ‘maintenance service’, where each 6 months BMSC’s Debbie Hart and Bretta Kelly will perform internal audits and facilitate management reviews. Bretta says, “Kari and Rod didn’t want to certify to ISO9001/AS9100 just to have that paper that would enable new customers, particularly aerospace customers. Rather, they gave much thought to every piece of the implementation, they didn’t want short cuts, and they wanted to do it right.” She continued, “In fact, most small manufacturing companies will send one person at the most to the ‘Lead Auditor Training’. Kari and Rod sent 3, their quality manager Kim Sommers and themselves.This is just outstanding.” Kari and Rod are both driven by metrics. Kari wanted to improve the company’s OnTime Delivery statistics, which ISO9001/AS9100 processes revealed as an area for improvement. Kari says, “There are a myriad of reasons why a company isn’t on-time with a delivery. We recorded all of the reasons over the course of a few months, and we found that, while some were outside of our control, there were a number of things we needed to immediately address internally. For example the data tracking revealed that machine down time for repair was longer than industry standard.” Rod says, “We hired a full time machine maintenance employee, and we are seeing direct benefits from improved machine up-time.” The company continues to aggressively work through each area of deficiency identified until OTD reaches the status of excellent from the customers’ perspective. Employee engagement is critical to the Mitchells. Taking employee inputs to a higher level, co-owners meet personally with every employee in groups of 3-4 a few times a year to determine what works, what doesn’t, and to solicit creative ideas to improve the company. Kari says, “The first time we did this, the employee input list was almost 250 items long. All of inputs were placed on a spreadsheet, categorized, and prioritized. We picked 5 items at a time that becomes the companies “to do list” or as it is call internally, the ‘Hopper List’. This ensures we remain accountable to our workforce to address improvements as well as to our customers. Kari says having skilled employees is a top priority of the company. She says, “We are always seeking talent to add to our LCMME family. “ Call BMSC for ISO9001:2008 or AS9100/ISO 9001 consulting help.You can reach them at 602-445-9400 or visit their website (BusinessMSC.com). For a superior precision machine and engineering design firm, located conveniently across the border from Mexico, Woman-Owned, and now AS9100C / ISO 9001:2008 Certified, contact LCMME at 575-526-1411 or visit their website (LasCrucesMachine. com). You can email Rod or Kari Mitchell directly at: rmitchell@lascrucesmachine. com, kmitchell@lascrucesmachine.com A2Z METALWORKER

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Apple may apply the material to even larger objects. The material is a group of alloys that have an atomic structure more similar to glass, but more superior in strength, hardness and elasticity as well as resistance to corrosion and wear. For Apple this means thinner, lighter, stronger parts. So Apple may be apply this material in its next line of iPhone and iPad, which could be lighter or have more room for other components. In late July, a newly issued patent for a “Bulk amorphous alloy sheet forming process” was awarded. The patent covers a process for creating a sheet of Liquidmetal by pouring molten alloy on top of a denser molten metal so that the first pools on top of the other, and then cools.

Raytheon gets $200 million contract for missile work in Arizona Raytheon Co.’s Arizona-based missile division has received a $200.5 million weapons order from the U.S. military and five U.S. allies including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Apple is looking to incorporate 3D printing liquid metal into its products, with the help of partner company Liquidmetal Technologies, whose patented fabrication processing rights were bought by Apple in 2010. The tech giant therefore holds the exclusive license for the development and sale of the processed liquid alloys.

The U.S. Defense Department announced the contract today. It is for AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missile as well as air-to-air training missiles.

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The company was established in April of 1965, and in part, it owes its humble beginnings to a man named Harrison Browning, then owner of Arizona Gear. Abrams founder Harold L. “Bud” Abrams had come back from the war as a captain, and subsequently spent years working for sheet metal shops in Tucson. He and his wife Barbara wanted to start their own company, but they couldn’t get any banks to help fund the start-up. Harrison knew Bud well, respected his abilities (he was a genius non-degreed engineer), and co-signed a loan for $50,000 so that the Abrams couple could get started. Bud appreciated the confidence shown by Harrison, and dedicated himself to building a quality company, and that is just what he did. Today the company, with approximately 200 employees, embraces generosity and ethics, and it is believed that these values stem, partially, from the company’s humble beginning. The woman-owned company is headed by Barbara Abrams, who today is 87 years young. Bud and Barbara’s children Gary, Jenny, and nephew Chris, actively manage the business. Chris’ son Dustin and Jenny’s daughter Calley are all involved with day to day operation of the business, making this a 3rd generational family business. All are pictured in front of the world map on the next page, with the exception of Jenny and Barbara. The Abrams’ team believes in giving back to the community. They make a concerted effort to hire our country’s Veterans, and today there are more than 40 Veterans working at Abrams. They hire help for inventory through the Beacon Foundation, a labor pool of developmentally disabled persons. In fact, they received the “Employer of theYear” award some years ago from the Beacon Foundation, and to their knowledge, they are one of the only companies that pays these seasonal workers a fair market wage. Gary Abrams, says, “Many family-owned businesses fail as they are passed down generation to generation. However, we’ve been blessed in facilitating a business that continues to grow each year. My sister and cousin have instilled in their children a respect for what we do here at Abrams. Both Calley and Dustin share the same passion for our company, and the work we do, that Bud and Barbara have passed down to Chris, Jenny and me.” He continued, “Our employees almost exclusively come from associations we’ve had, and the friends we bring into the company bring their friends and family members.” Calley joined the company full time after she graduated from the University of Arizona. She says, “We’ve expanded the business through acquisitions, with our purchase of Vltor Weapon Systems in 2004, and more recently, in 2006, Milkor USA, giving us the ability to manufacture complete branded products in-house.” Vltor Weapon Systems began by selling tens of thousands of weapon accessories, like the popular Modstocks to U.S. Military, Law Enforcement and the rest of the world. Vltor now sells an extensive line of small caliber weapons, weapons accessories, and specialized equipment all around the globe. Milkor USA manufactures several models of the hand-held, semi-automatic, revolving action, and 40mm multi-shot grenade launchers providing a high volume of fire, made in the USA. The original M32, MK14-MOD 0 and the new M32A1 all tested and qualified according to MILSTDs, they have seen action in crowd control, peacekeeping missions and proven in combat operations around the world. The company anticipated that sequestration could impact their business, and thus set up a team to begin selling Abrams’ products internationally. They are now selling small arms to a number of customers throughout the world. The team at Abrams is extremely patriotic, and until recently, their machine tools purchases were A2Z METALWORKER

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all made with manufacturers in the United States, including Haas Automation, Inc., the world’s largest CNC machine tool manufacturer, with all manufactur ing done in California. Ellison Machinery Co. carries the Haas line, as well as, the Mori Seiki line, among others. Gary says, “We have been wo r k i n g w i t h E l l i s o n Machinery Co. for more than 20 years now. We have always enjoyed working with the Ellison Machinery Co. team, but since Patrick Ellison took over the company a few years ago, it has gotten even better. Patrick and our Sales Engineer, Jason McCurdy, are golden. They consistently bend over backwards to support us.” He continued, “ They’ve gone from a typical supplier to a partner that you want to do business with.” Wes Wright, long term employee, agrees with Gary and says, “We don’t look at other machine tool dealers when Ellison Machinery has a machine that fits our requirements. When we evaluate the support we receive from ‘the dynamic duo’ (e.g. Patrick and Jason), there is just no reason to look elsewhere”. Gary says, “Ellison Machinery is an A+ supplier, and when you have a partner like this, you just don’t move around to save a few dollars.” While it was difficult for Gary to agree to purchase the first Mori Seiki machine, given his strong propensity to buy American made, his team convinced him that the Mori Seiki was what Abrams needed for some of the complex products and parts Abrams was building. And Gary agrees that Abrams has been very satisfied with their Mori Seiki’s, and the service Mori Seiki provides. Wes says, “We needed a part on our Mori machine, and it came to us next day -- all the way from Japan.” Gary says technically it was the same day, given the time difference! Wes continued, “And in this business, down time can crush any profits in the job faster than anything else, so having a part turn around that quickly makes a tremendous difference to us!” Jason says, “Abram’s latest Mori Seiki purchase was a 14 Carrier Pallet Pool System including 2 NHX4000 horizontal machines.This is currently the largest Mori Seiki System in Arizona! The NHX4000, which is now manufactured in the new Mori Seiki Facility in Davis, CA has become an industry standard and is quickly becoming a huge part of our business here in Arizona. By opening a facility here on US soil in 2012 Mori Seiki has been able to provide the same exceptional quality that we have come to expect but at more affordable prices than ever. Mori Seiki has chosen to make the horizontal market a primary focus going forward and by moving the production of these machines to the United States they feel it gives them the advantage they need to do just that.The new NHX High/Precision Horizontal Machine Centers provide the speed and precision demanded in today’s horizontal market by using a highly reliable and rigid spindle combined with a thick, robust bed.” “By investing in the Mori Seiki carrier pallet pool system and partnering with Ellison Machinery,”Wes says, “Our debur and blending time was reduced by 2/3 and we increased our part production each week by 15-18%.” Wes concluded by summing up the Ellison/ Abrams relationship, as “one of hard earned trust that has been proven out through efficiency.” For more information on Abrams Airborne Manufacturing, long certified to ISO9001:AS9100, contact them at 520-887-1727 or visit abrams.com Contact Ellison Machinery Co., LLC to hear more about their outstanding machine tools and service.You can reach them at 480-968-5335 or go to their website at ellisonaz.com A2Z METALWORKER

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Oshkosh delivers first JLTV prototype for government testing The US military has taken delivery of the first joint light tactical vehicle (JLTV) prototype from Oshkosh Defense for the US Government’s comprehensive testing and evaluation program.

also safeguard soldiers for decades to come. “The Oshkosh JLTV solution we are now submitting for government testing transforms the concept of what a light vehicle can be - merging key design aspects of high-performance tactical vehicles and highly survivable combat vehicles. The result is a new level of protected mobility in a light platform,’’ Urias said. Manufactured on the company’s active manufacturing line, alongside its tactical wheeled vehicles (TWV), the prototypes include a fourdoor multi-purpose variant and two-door utility variant. The company has offered its light combat tactical all-terrain vehicle (L-ATV) for the multi-billion dollar JLTV programme, which seeks to replace the US Army and Marine Corps’ existing and ageing highmobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV) fleet, which have served in combat for more than 25 years. Both versions feature common crew protection and advanced automotive systems, as well as the patented Oshkosh TAK-4i intelligent independent suspension system, to offer enhanced levels of protection and off-road performance in a light vehicle.

Oshkosh is developing 22 JLTV prototypes as part of the program’s $56.4m engineering, manufacturing and development (EMD) contract awarded by the US Army in August 2012.

The company will also deliver required training and support for the vehicles as they are accepted and validated by the government.

Oshkosh Defense president John Urias said the JLTV is designed to fill a critical capabilities gap in the military’s light vehicle fleet and

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Business Conditions Report: May 2013 According to the May 2013 Precision Metalforming Association (PMA) Business Conditions Report, metalforming companies anticipate steady business conditions during the next three months. Conducted monthly, the report is an economic indicator for manufacturing, sampling 110 metalforming companies in the United States and Canada.

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Embraer: Global Excutive Jet Sales May Return to 2008 Highs as Soon as 2016 Plane maker Embraer sees signs of robustness in the executive aviation market, but expects sales to improve only when confidence returns, chief operations officer Marco Tulio Pellegrini said Tuesday.

Corporate profits are improving globally--and especially in the U.S., the world’s biggest business jet market--but companies are still cautious when making investments such as buying planes, Mr. Pellegrini told reporters. “Corporate profits are the highest ever and companies have available cash. All that’s missing is investor confidence,” he said. Global sales of executive planes could return to the highs seen in 2008 as soon as 2016, Mr Pellegrini said. That would generate sales of about 9,250 planes in the next 10 years, with a total market value of $250 billion. In a less optimistic scenario, where the global economy slows again, sales would return to 2008 levels--when about 1,200 jets were delivered-only in 2020, he said. Mr Pellegrini still sees a lot of promise in the Brazilian market, the world’s second biggest. Embraer, which controls about 40% of the market here, expects to hold on to that share or expand it as the market continues to grow. Although Brazil’s economy has disappointed in recent quarters--and is expected to grow a bit more than 2% this year--Mr. Pellegrini said that should still be enough to drive sales. Still, he admits business jet sales haven’t been as strong as expected. “We thought 2013 would be better than 2012, but that’s not happening. We’re hoping 2014 will be better.” He also held out high hopes for the company’s newest plane, the Legacy 500, on display at the Labace air show, which takes place this week in Sao Paulo. “The Legacy 500 should be a game changer,” he said. “We expect the Legacy 500 to give us a lot of market share.”

Medtronic Purchases CardiocomTo Expand Into Remote Monitoring Of Patients The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that Medtronic’s purchase of Cardiocom for $200 million, as part of its effort toward becoming “a health care service provider.” Cardiocom has developed technology for “remote monitoring of patients with chronic diseases” including diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and respiratory diseases. The AP reports that Medtronic said that the purchase will enable it to expand into “broader health care services” with an initial effort in “heart failure, where the addition of Cardiocom’s technology and services will expand its reach to more patients.”

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The stability of the cutting conditions gives constant edge temperatures prolonging the life of the tool coating and protecting against heat damage to the surface of the part.The ability to use step downs of up to two, or even three, times the tool diameter spreads the tool wear evenly over the cutting surface of the tool, again contributing to longer tool life.

Ease of Use Vortex has been seamlessly integrated within Delcam’s existing CAM software meaning applying a Vortex strategy is as easy as applying any other roughing strategy. MachineDNA also reduces the effect of human error by calibrating your machine tools and feeding this information back into your CAM program.

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Vortex also uses deeper cuts machining with the full flute length as the cutting surface, maximizing the tools usage. Designed for Solid Carbide Tooling it integrates seamlessly with PowerMILL, FeatureCAM, PartMaker and Delcam for SolidWorks.

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Vortex is Delcam’s latest patent pending high speed roughing technology. Vortex controls the maximum engagement angle of the cutter in the material, such that the angle calculated for the programmed step over is never exceeded, even in internal corners. This allows for optimal cutting conditions to be maintained throughout the toolpath. By controlling the maximum engagement angle and the load on the tool, Vortex can take deeper cuts than traditionally used in roughing

operations. Depths of cut up to the full flute length enable maximum material removal rate from solid carbide tooling and reduce machining times by up to 60%. Vortex technology can be applied to 2 and 3-axis roughing, positional 5-axis roughing and for rest roughing.

unnecessary techniques for moating or bridging. These offsets are then grouped and ordered efficiently to reduce the number of trochoids required while still controlling the engagement angle.This is particularly beneficial for rest roughing with smaller tools when there is only a small amount of material to be removed.

In comparison, when conventional roughing the feed rate is often reduced in internal corners to compensate for the increased engagement angle which in turn increases the forces on the tool. Reducing the feed rate leads to longer machining times.

In addition,Vortex automatically removes any toolpath segments when a slot or channel is too narrow to be efficiently and safely machined using the trochoidal method.

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Vortex significantly increases tool life and reduces tooling costs. Customer tests have proven that in many cases a single Vortex roughing strategy can replace several conventional strategies, thus reducing the number of tools required for roughing.

Vortex and MachineDNA are integrated across Delcam’s entire CAM software product range. Applying a Vortex roughing strategy is as easy as using any other roughing strategy.Vortex toolpaths can be enhanced even further with the integration of MachineDNA, which optimizes the strategy for your specific machine tools

Cutting trials have demonstrated that Vortex greatly extends tool life. Consistent cutting forces on the tool help to reduce tool wear. In addition this tool wear is spread evenly across the full flute length. The controlled engagement angle also ensures the tool is never suddenly overloaded, eliminating any chance of premature tool failure or chipping of the cutting edge. In addition, stable cutting conditions give a more constant edge temperature, prolonging the life of the tool coating and protecting against heat damage to the surface of the part. The benefits to tool life from Vortex can even be heard on the machine. Vortex produces a constant pitch while machining, indicating that the tool is operating under consistent load and cutting conditions. In comparison, conventional roughing will often produce sounds of varying pitch indicating constantly changing load on the tool (e.g. tool chatter in corners). Not only will you be able to hear the difference, you’ll be able to see the difference. Vortex produces chips with a regular size and thickness, providing further evidence of the consistency of the cut.

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Delcam’s step-cutting functionality can be combined with Vortex to produce a single toolpath that quickly and efficiently roughs the part without leaving any large terraces that would typically require a separate operation. After machining an initial step down up to full flute length, the tool will step back up the part to remove the rest material before commencing with the next step down. During the step-up cutting material removal rates can be maintained by automatically increasing the feed rate as the depth of cut decreases. Automatic Flat Area Detection

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Unlike alternative high speed roughing methods, Vortex is based on generating offsets from the part profile. This produces an efficient toolpath regardless of the part shape. This eliminates the need for any

Vortex can be combined with Delcam’s automatic flat area detection technology, ensuring that the roughing strategy never leaves any excess material on flat planes. To learn more about Delcam’s Vortex offering, visit: http://www. vortexmachining.com/ or call 1/877-DELCAM1. A2Z METALWORKER

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put all of your links in one place and then share them on your signature line or your business card. Basically, it’s an online business card that includes all of your social sites. These are just a few of the social media trends out there, many of which can help you if you’re looking to adopt new methods for marketing or brand awareness. Hilary Topper is a social media multitasker, author, blogger, radio show host and founder of the Social Media Association Inc.

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Over the last decade, engineers at GE Aviation have been experimenting with a new way to make jet engine parts. Rather than cutting, milling and drilling engine components, they weld together thin layers of powdered metal with a 200-watt laser and build parts from the ground up. Now, other businesses are supersizing 3D printing and pushing the technology into new areas. GE Power and Water recently acquired a laser printer that is five times as powerful as the GE Aviation machine and can work with two lasers at the same time. “We are learning how to use this technology,” says Jon Schaeffer, senior manager for materials and processing engineering for Power and Water. “We’ve got to spread the word and change the design paradigm that metallurgists, designers and manufacturing teams have had for a long time.” Schaeffer says that the 3D printer will help speed up innovation and test new ideas and designs faster. “We’ve been able to embed new technologies into our components without the messy manufacturing steps normally required,” he says. “We are cutting out months in the development cycle with this technology.” The printer’s build area is almost a cubic foot, large enough to print gas turbine parts. “The biggest thing that was holding us back was the size of the chamber,” Schaeffer says. “But the chamber volume has grown 50 times over the last five years. It’s almost like Moore’s law for 3D printing.”

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During Administrator Bolden’s visit to Orbital’s Gilbert satellite manufacturing facility, the company highlighted the nearly 150 satellites it has built and delivered over the last 30 years, with particular emphasis on the more than 30 spacecraft developed and produced for NASA scientific and technology demonstration missions. “We were very pleased to have the opportunity to brief Administrator Bolden on our long-term involvement with NASA’s Earth science satellite programs,” said Orbital’s President and Chief Executive Officer David W. Thompson, who accompanied the Administrator throughout his visit. “Over the past three decades, Orbital has built 31 satellites in support of NASA and other civil agency scientific research, 18 of which are related to Earth science. With four new science satellites now in development, we continue to strongly support NASA’s mission to collect the data researchers use to study long-term patterns and changes to Earth’s atmosphere, oceans and land surfaces.” Following his visit to the Gilbert clean room where the OCO-2 spacecraft is located, Administrator Bolden met with Phoenix news media to stress the importance of NASA’s Earth science satellite programs and the critical data they provide to the scientific community. Afterward, he also met with approximately 100 Orbital employees who work on Earth science satellite programs for a lively and entertaining “Town Hall” style meeting during which he answered questions ranging from the future of Earth science programs to his experiences as a NASA astronaut. Gen. Bolden and Mr. Thompson then traveled to Orbital’s launch vehicle engineering and manufacturing facilities in Chandler. There, the Administrator toured the plant and was briefed on the company’s small- and medium-class launch capabilities, with Orbital having built over 80 space launch vehicles since 1990, approximately 30 of which were used for NASA missions. Orbital also updated the Administrator on two upcoming missions for NASA, the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Experiment Explorer (LADEE), which is scheduled for launch on an Minotaur V rocket built and operated by Orbital, and the Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) Demonstration Mission that will be launched aboard Orbital’s new medium-class Antares rocket. Both missions are scheduled to be launched from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in eastern Virginia in September. Orbital employs approximately 1,500 people at its Gilbert and Chandler facilities.

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"During this testing, each Phoenix radio successfully and securely communicated across uneven terrain," Ager said. Introduced in October 2012 in response to the army's request for proposal (RFP) for a non-developmental mid-tier networking vehicular radio (MNVR) solution, Phoenix radios are designed to provide secure, jam-resistant communications between headquarters and dismounted soldiers. "Each Phoenix radio successfully and securely communicated across uneven terrain."

BAE Systems has successfully carried out over-theair testing of its mid-tier Phoenix networking radios at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL). Conducted as part of a cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) with the US Army, the trial had demonstrated the radio's ability to securely and reliably transmit battlefield information through wideband networking waveform (WNW) anti-jam (AJ) modes. BAE Systems Networked Communications director Christopher Ager said protection of tactical communications was of critical importance to sustainment of battlefield advantage.

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U.S. slowly opening up commercial drone industry The Federal Aviation Administration’s recent certification of two expensive unmanned aircraft for commercial use further opens up the U.S. market for drones, but cheaper unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) will still have to operate in regulatory limbo. The drone industry was heartened by the FAA’s decision in late July to greenlight Boeing Co’s Insitu ScanEagle and AeroVironment Inc’s Puma, in the first such U.S. certification of drones for commercial use. These remote aircraft weigh less than 50 pounds 22 kilograms), have wingspans of about 4.5 feet and come with a hefty estimated price tag of $100,000 each. Their approval is seen as a first step in unleashing a potentially multibillion-dollar industry that so far has been largely limited to military and law enforcement applications.

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“We really would only pursue a civil penalty if someone was operating an unmanned aircraft in a reckless manner,” said FAA spokesman Les Dorr.

The FAA called its certification of the ScanEagle and Puma a “giant leap” in the commercialization of drones.

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engines now powering the A320. CFM says 50% of the Leap-1A’s fuel savings come from improved propulsive efficiency, with increased fan size and bypass ratio, and 50% from improved thermal efficiency, including higher temperatures. Pratt says only 4-5% of the PW1100G’s fuel savings come from the gearbox, which enables a larger, slowerturning fan to be driven by a faster, more efficient low-pressure (LP) turbine. “The other 10-11% is from the rest of the engine,” says Bob Saia, vice president next-generation engine family. These differences may seem academic when both rivals promise similar fuel savings on the same platform, the market sets engine prices and maintenance-cost agreements ensure the manufacturers carry the risks of their technology choices. But they could become more significant as Pratt looks to expand its GTF applications to large commercial aircraft. On paper at least, the conservative temperatures and technologies in the PW1100G give Pratt plenty of room to grow. GE and CFM, meanwhile, do not acknowledge any limitations on the conventional turbofan. GE will increase use of composites and CMCs in its GE9X for the Boeing 777X. CMC combustion-chamber liners, uncooled HP turbine nozzles, shrouds and, for the first time, blades are among technologies planned for the GE9X, which will have a 10% lower fuel burn than the GE90 powering today’s 777-300ER. Others include a 27:1 pressure-ratio HP compressor. “Leap will have all the benefit of the technology from the GE9X and other development programs and we will introduce as it makes sense,” says CFM. “We expect to be 2-3% better than the GTF and this is not a position we will relinquish.” Momentum behind GE’s high-tech approach is building; more than $1 billion a year is going to develop, test and mature its commercial engine technology. Work on the GE9X began in 2010 and “the first 4-5 years are about demonstrating technology and producibility,” says Bill Millhaem, GE90 general manager. “We will run the high-pressure compressor five years before certification,” says Bill Fitzgerald, GE aviation vice president and general manager of the commercial engines operation.”

U.S. Manufacturers Gain Ground After more than a decade of losing ground to China and other export powerhouses, U.S. manufacturers are finally showing signs of regaining their competitive edge.

The U.S. deficit on trade of manufactured goods in this year’s first half shrank to $225 billion from $227 billion a year earlier, according to data compiled by Ernest Preeg, an economist and trade expert at the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation, an industryfunded research group in Arlington,Va.The improvement, while slight, came after years of ballooning deficits as the U.S. lost manufacturing business to China, South Korea and other nations. “It’s a hopeful sign,” said Mr. Preeg, who derives his tally of manufactured-goods trade from official U.S. data, leaving out other types of merchandise, such as grain or coal. “At least we’ve leveled off.” His findings come as Boston Consulting Group—a leading proponent of the idea that U.S. manufacturing will come roaring back—predicts a surge in U.S. exports, partly helped by lower energy costs and

stagnating wages. BCG says rising exports and “reshoring” of production to the U.S. from China “could create 2.5 million to five million American factory and service jobs associated with increased manufacturing” by 2020. That, BCG says, could reduce the unemployment rate, currently 7.4%, by as much as two to three percentage points. The overall U.S. trade deficit, meanwhile, narrowed recently, as new shale-drilling technologies have sharply boosted domestic energy production. At present, about 12 million Americans are directly employed by manufacturers, down from nearly 17 million two decades ago. The Obama administration has made a manufacturing recovery a top priority, and major corporations are striving to showcase their efforts to create manufacturing jobs. Harley-Davidson Inc. continues to add dealers abroad. “We’re very excited about the growth prospects in our international businesses,” John Olin, chief financial officer, told analysts last month. The Milwaukee-based company recently said retail motorcycle sales jumped 12% in the Asian-Pacific region and 39% in Latin America in the second quarter. Like many U.S. manufacturers, Harley since the 2008-09 recession has revamped its operations to create a smaller and more flexible workforce, resulting in annual cost savings of more than $300 million and making the company more competitive. Among the changes: The union at its plant in York, Pa.,

accepted the use of temporary workers, who can be dismissed without severance pay. The number of job classifications atYork also fell to five from 62, so workers have a wider variety of skills and can go where needed. Evan Smith, president of Hanover, N.H.-based Hypertherm Inc., said sales of its metalcutting tools have been growing this year in the Middle East and Latin America. Opening a distribution center in Brazil helped, he said. Big companies, such as Caterpillar Inc. and General Electric Co., have moved some production back to the U.S. in recent years. Some foreign companies, such as tire maker Bridgestone Corp. of Japan, have expanded U.S. capacity, partly to serve customers in the Americas. As the boom in shale “fracking” lowers natural-gas and electricity prices in the U.S., and wages stagnate, “the U.S. is steadily becoming one of the lowest-cost countries for manufacturing in the developed world,” the BCG report said. The U.S. will have an edge over rival manufacturing nations in energy costs, along with lower productivity-adjusted labor costs than Germany, Japan, France, Italy and Britain, the report said. That will allow the U.S. to grab a larger share of global manufacturing sales. “This is a fundamental economic shift,” said Harold Sirkin, a senior partner at BCG, who helped write the report. “The trends are going faster than we thought,” he said, adding: “As much as people say we don’t make anything anymore, it’s just not true.”

Even so, the U.S. has lost much ground over the past 15 years, largely because of China’s surging growth and focus on exports. The U.S. accounted for 11% of global exports of manufactured goods in 2011, down from 19% in 2000, Mr. Preeg said. During the same period, China’s share rocketed to nearly 21% from 7%, and the European Union slipped to 20% from 22%. China’s performance has cooled recently. U.S. exports of manufacturing goods to China surged 19% to $19.9 billion in the second quarter, Mr. Preeg said, but that is about one-fifth of China’s manufacturing exports to the U.S. U.S. manufacturers still face big hurdles. Many can’t find enough skilled workers to operate and repair sophisticated computercontrolled machinery, a shortage worsened by the retirement of baby boomers. Faster economic growth in China, India and Brazil means many global companies still want to open more plants there. A U.S. corporate focus on quarterly results sometimes deters investment in factory equipment, while many U.S. firms say they pay higher taxes and get fewer subsidies than foreign rivals. Meanwhile, China no longer relies heavily on labor-cost advantages to get a leg up on other countries. As wages rise, China has shifted to more exports of higher-tech items, including telecommunications equipment, computers and scientific instruments, Mr. Preeg said. Write to James R. Hagerty at bob.hagerty@ wsj.com A2Z METALWORKER

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Arizona reaps jobs, funds from decades-long boom in federal contracting Federal contract spending in Arizona grew more than three times faster than the national rate over the past 20 years, according to a Cronkite News Service analysis of government data.

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Nationally, defense contract spending rose 167 percent since 1992. “Support for defense spending is bipartisan,” said Nick Schwellenbach, a senior fiscal policy analyst with the Center for Effective Government, a government watchdog group. “Nobody ever complains when government spends more on contracting.” And contractors spread work out among congressional districts so it’s harder to cut, said Stephen Slivinski, a senior economist at the Goldwater Institute.“Contractors have gotten very savvy,” he said. More than 150,000 Arizonans worked in defense contracting in 2012, fifth-highest among states, according to a report done for the Aerospace Industries Association of America last year. “These jobs are one of the important drivers of the state’s economy,” Slivinski said.Most of the growth is being driven by the expansion of high-tech manufacturing at defense firms such as Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, BAE Systems and other companies in Arizona, said Hoffman.

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Arizona universities are sitting on a gold mine of potential funding with dozens of research patents they’re beginning to promote for startup creation.

The state’s three public universities have been hiring staff and putting together programs to handle technology transfers — programs in which patents that may have been shelved are dusted off and prepared for commercialization. At the same time the universities are seeking to protect their research and secure more patents, they’re looking at startups and established companies willing to license those patents and make a go of creating products from them. Arizona Science & Technology Enterprises manages Arizona State University’s intellectual property and technology transfers. The nonprofit, started in 2003, had 250 invention disclosures last year. A2Z METALWORKER

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research last year, said Charlie Lewis, AzTE vice president of venture development. AzTE is not alone in trying to maximize the potential of university patents. Furnace Technology Transfer Accelerator, which recently finished its first year, was organized by ASU as a way to form, incubate and launch companies using technology and intellectual property from ASU, the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University, as well as BioAccel, Dignity Health and the Arizona Commerce Authority. Each six-month program helps startups with seed money, office space and mentors to commercialize university patents in Arizona. AzTE also established a physical presence earlier this year in downtown Santa Monica, Calif., in an area that has become known as Silicon Beach.The goal was to get involved in the Southern California technology ecosystem, reach out to venture capitalists and angel investors, and collaborate and connect with California universities. It’s part of an effort to draw more of that

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Patrick Ellison

President

T 480.968.5335 F 480.247.4408

M 480.298.9782

1610 S. Priest Drive, Suite 101 Tempe, AZ 85281 trivas@ellisonaz.com www.ellisonaz.com

President

T 480.968.5335 F 480.247.4408

M 480.298.9782

Patrick Ellison

F 480.247.4408

M 480.298.9782

1610 S. Priest Drive, Suite 101 Tempe, AZ 85281 trivas@ellisonaz.com www.ellisonaz.com

Patrick Ellison

President

T 480.968.5335

1610 S. Priest Drive, Suite 101 Tempe, AZ 85281 trivas@ellisonaz.com www.ellisonaz.com

President

T 480.968.5335 F 480.247.4408

M 480.298.9782

1610 S. Priest Drive, Suite 101 Tempe, AZ 85281 trivas@ellisonaz.com www.ellisonaz.com

GRINDING Grinding Filtration Ebbco Inc _________ 800-809-3901 Grinding Machines ACC Machinery ______ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Arizona CNC Equip ___ 480-615-6353 DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 North-South Machinery _ 602-391-4696 QS Machinery ______ 602-370-4733 Savage Machine Tools _ 480-773-4080 Tornquist Machinery __ 602-470-0334 Grinding Machines, OD/ID Adams Machinery____ 480-968-3711 Haas Factory Outlet __ 480-968-5877 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 QS Machinery ______ 602-370-4733 Savage Machine Tools _ 480-773-4080 Grinding Machines, Rotary Silicon & Quartz DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339 81 81••Sept/Oct Sept/Oct 2013

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MAGNUM PRECISION MACHINES, INC. MIKE HAHN V.P. CMTSE BUSINESS: 505-345-8389 8448 WASHINGTON PLACE NE. FAX: 505-344-7167 ALBUQUERQUE, NM. 87113 CELL: 505-328-4279 www.magnumprecisionmachines.com

EMAIL: mhahn@magnumabq.com

8622 N. 78th Avenue Peoria, Arizona 85345

High Performance Garnet Abrasives

Office (623) 773-1787 Fax (623) 773-9882 www.geigerelectric.com

STEVE COOK

Phone: 951.324.3221 Cell:

MAGNUM PRECISION MACHINES, INC.

Richard Amy Regional Sales Manager

951.551.2685

SALES ENGINEER

Orders: 800.741.7756

E-mail: ramy@barton.com Six Warren Street | Glens Falls, NY 12801 | www.barton.com

BUSINESS: 602-431-8300 3614 E. SOUTHERN AVE. #1 FAX: 602-431-8301 PHOENIX, AZ 85040 CELL: 602-377-3283 www.magnumprecisionmachines.com

EMAIL: scook@magnumaz.com

Tornos US 840 Parkview Boulevard Lombard, IL 60148 Phone 630 812 2040 Fax 630 812 2039

ROBERT SERRANO Regional Sales Manager West California Office Phone 951 695 0342 951 695 0346 Fax Mobile 951 240 0818 E-Mail serrano.r@tornos.com

Kwik Mark Inc TECHNOLOGY THAT WORKS

Dot Peen Marking Systems www.kwikmark.com Phone 815 363 8268 Fax 815 363 8089 info@kwikmark.com

QS Machinery ______ 602-370-4733 Grinding Machines, Rotary Aircraft Brake DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339 Grinding Machines, OD/ID Adams Machinery____ 480-968-3711 Haas Factory Outlet __ 480-968-5877 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 QS Machinery ______ 602-370-4733 Savage Machine Tools _ 480-773-4080 Grinding Machines, Rotary Silicon & Quartz DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339 QS Machinery ______ 602-370-4733 Grinding Machines, Rotary Aircraft Brake DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339 QS Machinery ______ 602-370-4733 Grinding Machines, Tool Adams Machinery____ 480-968-3711 D & R Machinery ____ 480-775-6462 Tornquist Machinery __ 602-470-0334 Grinding Machines, Tool Punch & Die DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339

Honing Machines Adams Machinery_____480-968-3711 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Magnetic Drills/Cutters ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery_____480-968-3711 Innovative Tool Sales ___ 714-780-0730 Manual Lathes & Mills ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery_____480-968-3711 CNC Machinery Sales ___602-244-1507 D & R Machinery ____ 480-775-6462 Ganesh Machinery ____888-542-6374 Haas Factory Outlet __ 480-968-5877 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 S. L. Fusco, Inc. _____ 480-753-5000 TSM Machinery _____ 602-233-3757 Sawing Machines ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery_____480-968-3711 bandsawparts.com ___ 800-240-2932 D & R Machinery ____ 480-775-6462 Echols Saw & Supply ___ 602-278-3918

Kwik Mark Inc 4071 Albany Street McHenry IL 60050

Jorgenson Machine Co. ___800-952-0151 Mesa Mach Sales ____ 480-545-0275 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades303-761-3000 Savage Machine Tools _ 480-773-4080 Wayco Sales Inc _____ 562-927-3469 Saw Replacement Parts bandsawparts.com ___ 800-240-2932 Echols Saw & Supply ___ 602-278-3918 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades 303-761-3000 Wayco Sales Inc _____ 562-927-3469 Tapping Machines ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery_____480-968-3711 NEW MACH FABRICATION CO2/Fiber Lasers Innovative Cutting Systems 480-557-7999 CNC Punching Centers ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 S&S Machinery Sales __ 602-368-8542 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 Gantry Systems, CNC ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330

SAVAGE MACHINE TOOLS, LLC   Kevin Savage

(480) 773-4080

AMADA / SODICK / YCM / USED www.savagemachinetools.com

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Iron Workers ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery_____480-968-3711 Magnum Precision Mach 602-431-8300 Mesa Mach Sales ____ 480-545-0275 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 Jorgenson Machine Co. ___800-952-0151 S&S Machinery Sales __ 602-368-8542 Laser Cutting/Proc. Center ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Mesa Mach Sales ____ 480-545-0275 Murata _________ 704-972-4469 S&S Machinery Sales __ 602-368-8542 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 Laser Marking Machines Innovative Cutting Systems _ 480-557-7999 Kwik Mark Inc ________ 815-363-8268 Plasma/Gas Cutting Systems ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Mesa Mach Sales ____ 480-545-0275 Murata _________ 704-972-4469 Pipe &Tube Benders/Notchers ACC Machinery _____ 602-258-7330 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 S&S Machinery Sales __ 602-368-8542 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860

www.moore-tool.com

MAGNUM PRECISION MACHINES, INC. JEFFREY F. NAWROT

VP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

JEFF TRIMBLE

10530 E. 59th Street Indianapolis, IN 46236 ph317.823.6821 / 877.240.2462 cell317.946.1235 / home317.823.8615 fax317.823.6822 www.trusty-cook.com email-trustycook@sbcglobal.net

SALES ENGINEER BUSINESS: 602-431-8300 3614 E. SOUTHERN AVE. #1 FAX: 602-431-8301 PHOENIX, AZ 85040 CELL: 602-399-0346 www.magnumprecisionmachines.com

EMAIL: jtrimble@magnumaz.com

MAGNUM PRECISION MACHINES, INC. D. RANDY SMITH APPLICATIONS ENGINEER BUSINESS: 602-431-8300 3614 E. SOUTHERN AVE. #1 FAX: 602-431-8301 PHOENIX, AZ 85040 CELL: 602-350-6738 www.magnumprecisionmachines.com

EMAIL: drsmith@magnumabq.com

garyjohnson@kerleycorp.com

Plate Roll Jorgenson Machine Co. ___ 800-952-0151 Press Brakes ACC Machinery ______ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery_____ 480-968-3711 Jorgenson Machine Co. ___ 800-952-0151 Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Mesa Mach Sales _____ 480-545-0275 Moore Tool & Equipment _ 602-455-8904 S&S Machinery Sales ___ 602-368-8542 Punch Presses Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Sterling Fabrication____ 855-898-7860 Shearing Machines ACC Machinery ______ 602-258-7330 Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Jorgenson Machine Co. ___ 800-952-0151 Moore Tool & Equipment _ 602-455-8904 S&S Machinery Sales ___ 602-368-8542 Sterling Fabrication____ 855-898-7860 Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Turret Press Murata __________ 704-972-4469 WaterJet: Filtration/Chillers Ebbco Inc _________ 800-809-3901

WaterJet Cutting Systems Flow International ____ 800-446-3569 Global EDM Supply____ 480-836-8330 Flow Waterjet _______ 714-393-3783 Flow Waterjet _______ 415-828-3569 Jorgenson Machine Co. __ 800-952-0151 North-South Machinery _ 602-391-4696 Omax Corp. ________ 800-838-0343 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 Waterjet Accessories Barton International ___800-741-7756 KMT Waterjet Systems __ 800-826-9274 Lone Arrow_________480-507-8074 Welding Equipment ACC Machinery ______ 602-258-7330 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades 303-761-3000 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 INSPECTION EQUIP Coordinate Measuring Mach. Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 D & R Machinery _____ 480-775-6462 Datum Inspection _____ 602-997-1340 Kerley Corp ________ 480-478-9177 Klontech Industrial Sales _ 480-948-1871 OGP ____________ 480-889-9056 Total Quality Systems ___ 480-377-6422 Gauging Equipment Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 Kerley Corp ________ 480-478-9177 Klontech Industrial Sales _ 480-948-1871 OGP ____________ 480-889-9056 Phoenix Small Tool ____ 602-256-7011 S. L. Fusco, Inc. ______ 480-753-5000 Starrett___________602-790-6073 Total Quality Systems ___ 480-377-6422 Metrology Instruments Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 Datum Inspection _____ 602-997-1340 Kerley Corp ________ 480-478-9177 Klontech Industrial Sales _ 480-948-1871

Phoenix Small Tool ____ 602-256-7011 Starrett___________602-790-6073 Total Quality Systems ___ 480-377-6422 Washington Calibration__480-820-0506 Optical Comparators Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 Datum Inspection _____ 602-997-1340 Kerley Corp ________ 480-478-9177 Klontech Industrial Sales _ 480-948-1871 OGP ____________480-889-9056 Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Magnum Precision Mach 505-345-8389 Phoenix Small Tool ____ 602-256-7011 Starrett___________602-790-6073 Total Quality Systems ___ 480-377-6422 Punch Presses Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 SPC Data Acquis.Equip. D & R Machinery _____480-775-6462 Datum Inspection _____ 602-997-1340 Rapid Optical Inspection Mesa Mach Sales ____ 480-545-0275 Moore Tool & Equipment 602-455-8904 S&S Machinery Sales __ 602-368-8542 Repair & Certification Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 OGP ____________480-889-9056 Starrett___________602-790-6073 Total Quality Systems ___ 480-377-6422 Washington Calibration__480-820-0506 Shearing Machines ACC Machinery ______602-258-7330

Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Jorgenson Machine Co. ___800-952-0151 Moore Tool & Equipment _ 602-455-8904 S&S Machinery Sales ___ 602-368-8542 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Turret Press Murata _________ 704-972-4469 Video Measuring systems Klontech Industrial Sales _ 480-948-1871 Washington Calibration__ 480-820-0506 WaterJet: Filtration/Chillers Ebbco Inc _________ 800-809-3901 WaterJet Cutting Systems Flow International _____800-446-3569 Global EDM Supply____ 480-836-8330 Flow Waterjet _______ 714-393-3783 Flow Waterjet _______ 415-828-3569 Jorgenson Machine Co. ___800-952-0151 North-South Machinery _ 602-391-4696 Omax Corp. ________ 800-838-0343 Sterling Fabrication___ 855-898-7860 Waterjet Accessories Barton International ___ 800-741-7756 KMT Waterjet Systems __ 800-826-9274 Lone Arrow_________480-507-8074 Haas Factory Outlet A Division of Ellison Machinery Company

PATRICK ELLISON President 1610 S. Priest Dr., Suite 101 Tempe, Arizona 85281 Telephone: Cell: Fax: Email:

480-968-5877 480-298-9782 480-968-0522 pellison@ellisonaz.com

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BRALCO METALS 929 E. Jackson Street Phoenix. Arizona 85034 (602) 252-1918 (800) 544-8052 Fax: (602) 252-7813 Cell: (602) 722-3324 krandall@bralco.com

QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM _

CERTIFIED BY DNV 1509001:2008_

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.BRALCO

Kevin Randall

Outside Sales Representative

AS9120:2002 -

IInnovative ti Tool Sales Manufacturers Representatives

Rick Berry President

755 East Debra Lane Anaheim, CA 92805 rick@innovativetoolsales.com www.innovativetoolsales.com

Office: (714) 780-0730 Fax: (714) 780-0735 Cell: (714) 580-7795

Welding Equipment ACC Machinery ______ 602-258-7330 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades 303-761-3000 Sterling Fabrication____855-898-7860 ROBOTIC EQUIPMENT Integrated Systems Inc __ 928-649-9600 USED MACHINERY ACC Machinery ______ 602-258-7330 CNC Machinery Sales ___ 602-244-1507 EDM Network _______ 480-836-1782 Ganesh Machinery ____888-542-6374 Innovative Cutting Systems _ 480-557-7999 K D Capital ________ 480-922-1674 Methods West _______ 602-437-2220 Moore Tool & Equipment _ 602-455-8904 R. Jorgenson Company __ 800-952-0151 S&S Machinery Sales ___ 602-368-8542 Savage Machine Tools __ 480-773-4080 TSM Machinery ______ 602-233-3757 ACCESSORIES Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 Abrasives Barton International ___ 800-741-7756 S. L. Fusco, Inc. ______ 480-753-5000 Aqueous Degreasers Petroferm Inc. _______ 317-371-8899 Abrasive Systems KMT Waterjet Systems __ 800-826-9274 Adhesives S. L. Fusco, Inc. ______ 480-753-5000 Air Blast Cabinets, Blast Rooms Lone Arrow________480-507-8074

Bar Feeder Accessories Edge Technologies ____ 562-597-7824 Trusty-Cook ________ 877-240-2462 Blast Abrasives Barton International ___ 800-741-7756 Cabinets, Custom Lone Arrow ________ 480-507-8074 Air Compressors Chemicals: Ultrasonic Airtek ___________ 480-966-5267 Petroferm Inc. _______ 317-371-8899 Air Drying Systems Chip Management Airtek ___________ 480-966-5267 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 Air Filtration Equipment Ellison Machinery ____ 480-968-5335 Innovative Cutting Systems _ 480-557-7999 Chip Removal Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 Ellison Machinery ____ 480-968-5335 Ball Screws Chuck Jaws Fadal CNC ________ 208-855-9426 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 Band Saw/ Blades Ellison Machinery ____ 480-968-5335 bandsawparts.com ___ 800-240-2932 Chucks Echols Saw & Supply ___ 602-278-3918 Innovative Tool Sales ___ 714-780-0730 Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Marshall Tool & Supply __ 602-269-6295 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades 303-761-3000 Ellison Machinery ____ 480-968-5335 Roentgen USA _______847-787-0135 InnovativeTool Sales ___ 714-780-0730 S. L. Fusco, Inc. ______ 480-753-5000 Marshall Tool & Supply __ 602-269-6295 sawblade.com _______ 877-501-7297 Seco Tools Inc _______ 248-528-5960 CNC Lathe Accessories Wayco Sales Inc _____ 562-927-3469 Trusty-Cook ________ 877-240-2462 Bar Feeders CNC Spindle Liners Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 Edge Technologies ____ 562-597-7824 Trusty-Cook ________ 877-240-2462 Ellison Machinery _____ 480-968-5335 Cleaners: Ultrasonic Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Pro- Ultrasonics ______ 602-938-0603

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CompressedAir Piping Systems Airtek ___________480-966-5267 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 Coolant Systems Blaser ___________801-722-4095 DCM Tech ________ 800-533-5339 Ebbco Inc _________800-809-3901 Hangsterfers _______ 316-640-2462 Star Metal Fluids _____800-367-9966 Cutting Fluids & Oils (Coolants) Blaser ___________801-722-4095 Canyon State Oil _____800-894-7773 Echols Saw & Supply ___602-278-3918 Hangsterfers _______ 316-640-2462 Houghton _________602-625-1407 Marshall Tool & Supply _ 602-269-6295 Maxum Petroleum ____602-278-8877 Pioneer Distributing Co. _602-278-2693 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades 303-761-3000 S. L. Fusco, Inc. _____ 480-753-5000 Star Metal Fluids _____800-367-9966 Cutting Tools Almar Tools, Inc. ____ 503-255-2763 Cutting Tools Consultants 602-277-1342 Eclipse Carbide _______ 480-214-3719 Innovative Tool Sales ___714-780-0730 Micro 100 _________480-495-1454 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades 303-761-3000 S. L. Fusco, Inc. _____ 480-753-5000 Sandvik Coromant ____480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant ____602-628-4242 Seco Tools Inc _______248-528-5960

An ISO 9001 Company

Jeﬀ Klimowicz Senior Sales Engineer Southwest Region: AZ, UT, NV, CO, ID All Products Proudly Made in the USA

Cutoff Tools Eclipse Carbide _______ 480-214-3719 Deburring Equipment S. L. Fusco, Inc. ______480-753-5000 Digital Readout Units Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 D & R Machinery _____480-775-6462 Lone Arrow ________ 480-507-8074 Magnum Precision Mach _602-431-8300 Door Opening Systems: Automatic Midaco Corporation ____ 847-593-8420

Mobile: 480‐320‐0308 jklimowicz@qualichem.com www.qualichem.com

Dust Collectors Lone Arrow________480-507-8074 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 FactoryAutomationandLogistics Murata _________ 704-972-4469 Fasteners Parker Fasteners _____ 623-925-598 Filtration Equip. Blaser______________801-722-4095 Canyon State Oil _____ 800-894-7773 Ebbco Inc _________ 800-809-3901 Maxum Petroleum ____ 602-278-8877 Qualichem, Inc. ______ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids _____ 800-367-9966 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 EDM Materials & Supplies Blaser______________801-722-4095 Canyon State Oil _____ 800-894-7773 D & R Machinery _____ 480-775-6462 Desert EDM Sales _____ 480-816-6300 EDM Network _______ 480-836-1782 EDM Performance acc’s __ 800-336-2946 Global EDM Supply ____ 480-836-8330 Qualichem Inc _______ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids _____ 800-367-9966

EDM Fluids Hangsterfers _______316-640-2462 Pioneer Distributing Co. 602-278-2693 EDM Tooling Systems Desert EDM Sales _____480-816-6300 EDM Network _______480-836-1782 EDM Performance ___ 800-336-2946 Global EDM Supply___ 480-836-8330 Filtration -Grind Wheels & Belts S. L. Fusco, Inc. _____ 480-753-5000 Guard & Vacuum Pedestals For Grinders Midaco Corporation ____ 847-593-8420 Hole Making Products Schenk Intertech_______480-323-6755 Industrial Automation IEC Supply LLC _______ 480-455-1446 Industrial Controls IEC Supply LLC _______ 480-455-1446 Industrial Electronics IEC Supply LLC _______ 480-455-1446 Lubricants / Systems Canyon State Oil ____ 800-894-7773 Hangsterfers _______316-640-2462

Houghton _________602-625-1407 Maxum Petroleum ____602-278-8877 Pioneer Distributing Co. _602-278-2693 Star Metal Fluids _____800-367-9966 MachineTool Accessories Schenk Intertech _______ 480-323-6755 Machine Tool Cool. Filtration Blaser______________801-722-4095 Canyon State Oil ________800-894-7773 D & R Machinery________480-775-6462 Houghton _________602-625-1407 Maxum Petroleum ____602-278-8877

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AZ,!NM,!and!NV!publication!Southwest!Edition!! Nickel!!! Cobalt! Titanium!!! Stainless!

O’Neal High-Performance Metals

Delivering!Alloy!Solutions!Worldwide! Patty Negoro (800)337-3766 ext. 148 pnegoro@aerodynealloys.com www.aerodynealloys.com

Serving Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico

(800) 543-1566 FAX (513) 242-8988

www.diehlsteel.com

Sensors Production Tool Co _______800-266-3253 Waterjet Abrasives IEC Supply LLC ________480-455-1446 Barton International __ 800-741-7756 Qualichem, Inc _________480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids ________800-367-9966 Solvents & Degreasing Agents KMT Waterjet Systems __ 800-826-9274 Blaser______________801-722-4095 Lone Arrow ________ 480-507-8074 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 Canyon State Oil ________ 800-894-7773 Magnetic Particle Ins Equip. Houghton _________ 602-625-1407 Waterjet Replacement Parts DCM Tech ___________800-533-5339 Barton International __ 800-741-7756 Maxum Petroleum ____ 602-278-8877 KMT Waterjet Systems __ 800-826-9274 Milling and Turning Products Petroferm Inc. _______ 317-371-8899 Schenk Intertech _______ 480-323-6755 Pioneer Distributing Co. _ 602-278-2693 Work Holding Ellison Machinery ____ 480-968-5335 Mist Collectors Qualichem, Inc _________ 480-320-0308 No.!CA,!OR,!and!WA!publication!Northwest!Edition!! Production Tool Co _______800-266-3253 Star Metal Fluids ________ 800-367-9966 Innovative Tool Sales ___ 714-780-0730 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 Solvents: Vapor degreasing Kurt Manufacturing ____ 763-574-8320 Nickel!!! Motors Cobalt! Petroferm Inc. _______ 317-371-8899 HARDWARE MATERIAL Alloys: High Temperature Titanium!!! Fadal CNC ________ 208-855-9426 Solvents:Hand Wipe Stainless! Aerodyne Alloys_____ 860-289-3820 Petroferm Inc. _______ 317-371-8899 Haynes Intl ________619-449-1584 Pallet Systems Delivering!Alloy!Solutions!Worldwide! Solvents: Mil PRF 680 Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562 Bill!Voden!(800)337"3766!ext.!152!!! Petroferm Inc. _______ 317-371-8899 D & Rbvoden@aerodynealloys.com!! Machinery________480-775-6462 Alloys: Specialty www.aerodynealloys.com! Spindles Aerodyne Alloys_____ 860-289-3820 Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Parts Washing Equipment Fadal CNC ________ 208-855-9426 Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 Blaser______________801-722-4095 GMN USA _________ 800-686-1679 Haynes Intl ________619-449-1584 Aluminum Production Tool Co _______800-266-3253 Setco Spindles & Slides_____ 866-362-0699 Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 Steel Service Center Qualichem, Inc _________480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids ________800-367-9966 Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Ryerson ____________ 602-455-3374 Bralco Metals _______ 602-252-1918 Resolvers Fadal CNC ________ 208-855-9426 Vacuum Pumps &Workholding Ind. Metal Supply ____ 602-454-1500 Airtek _____________ 480-966-5267 Coast Aluminum ____ 877-977-6061 Diehl Steel _______ 800-543-1566 Vibratory Equipment Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Fry Steel Company ___ 800-423-6651 Production Tool Co _______ 800-266-3253 MarZee Inc. _______ 602-269-5801 Ryerson _________ 602-455-3374 Vises and Vise Jaws Arizona CNC Equip _______ 480-615-6353 Samuel, Son & Co. ___ 800-631-9765 Desert EDM Sales _______ 480-816-6300 TCI Precision Metals____ 800-234-5613 O’Neal High-Performance Metals

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Tolleson Steel ______ 623-936-3325 Tube Service Company __602-267-9865 Aluminum Extrusions Bralco Metals _______ 602-252-1918 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Coast Aluminum _____877-977-6061 Samuel, Son & Co. ____800-631-9765 Armor:Commercial Temtco Steel ________ 480-389-2883 Armor:Military Grade Temtco Steel ________ 480-389-2883 Bar: Large Diameter Bralco Metals _______ 602-252-1918 Coastal Metals ______ 800-811-7466 TW Metals _________ 800-203-8000 Brass Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Bralco Metals _______ 602-252-1918 Coast Aluminum _____ 877-977-6061 Coastal Metals ______ 800-811-7466 Fry Steel Company ____ 800-423-6651 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 State Industrial Prod ___ 602-275-0990

VP/General.Manager

Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562 Bronze Apache Steel Company __602-323-2200 AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Coastal Metals ______ 800-811-7466 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 State Industrial Prod ___602-275-0990 Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562 Carbon Apache Steel Company __602-323-2200 AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Coastal Metals ______ 800-811-7466 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Fry Steel Company ____ 800-423-6651 Cast Iron Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562 Castings Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Ceramics MarZee Inc. ________ 602-269-5801 Chrome Rod Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562 Cobalt United Performance Metals _888-282-3292 Copper Apache Steel Company __602-323-2200 AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Bralco Metals _______ 602-252-1918 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Coast Aluminum _____ 877-977-6061 State Industrial Prod ___602-275-0990 Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562

CPM Powder Metal Diehl Steel _______ 800-543-1566 Drill Rod Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 Diehl Steel _______ 800-543-1566

AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 AZ Tool & Steel ______ 480-784-1600 Coast Aluminum _____ 877-977-6061 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Samuel, Son & Co. ___ 800-631-9765 Extrusions Temtco Steel ________ 480-389-2883 TW Metals _________ 800-203-8000 Tolleson Steel _______623-936-3325 Supra Alloys, Inc _____ 805-388-2138 Lead Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Tool Steel Material Sales Apache Steel Company __602-323-2200 Samuel, Son & Co. ___ 800-631-9765 Diehl Steel _______ 800-543-1566 TW Metals _________ 800-203-8000 Tubing & Pipe Ulbrich of California __ 800-237-2888 Apache Steel Company __602-323-2200 Metals AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Advanced Metal Sales___ 623-434-8343 Haynes Intl ________619-449-1584 Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 AZ Metals ________ 602-688-8003 Samuel, Son & Co. ___ 800-631-9765 AZ Tool & Steel ______ 480-784-1600 Supra Alloys, Inc _____ 805-388-2138 Bralco Metals _______ 602-252-1918 Tube Service Company __ 602-267-9865 Coast Aluminum _____ 877-977-6061 Tubing: Titanium & Hastelloy Ind. Metal Supply _____ 602-454-1500 Apache Steel Company __602-323-2200 Ryerson _________ 602-455-3374 Haynes Intl ________619-449-1584 Samuel, Son & Co. ___ 800-631-9765 Supra Alloys, Inc _____ 805-388-2138 GASES State Industrial Prod ___ 602-275-0990 Cylinder Storage/Microbulk TCI Precision Metals____ 800-234-5613 Praxair Distribution ____ 602-269-2151 Tolleson Steel _______ 623-936-3325 Purification Units Temtco Steel ________ 480-389-2883 (CO2 and Hydrogen) Tube Service Company __ 602-267-9865 Praxair Distribution ____ 602-269-2151 TW Metals _________ 800-203-8000 Welding and Cutting Ulbrich of California __ 800-237-2888 Praxair Distribution ____ 602-269-2151 United Performance Metals _888-282-3292 TOOLING Western States Metals _ 801-978-0562 Phoenix Small Tool ____ 602-256-7011 Metals-Bar & Plate Boring Bars Aerodyne Ulbrich Alloys _ 800-337-3766 Almar Tools, Inc. ____ 503-255-2763 Apache Steel Company __ 602-323-2200 B & T Tool & Engineering _ 602-267-1481

Marshall Tool & Supply __602-269-6295 Micro 100 _________ 480-495-1454 Seco Tools Inc. _______ 248-528-5960 Carbide Almar Tools, Inc. ____ 503-255-2763 B & T Tool & Engineering _ 602-267-1481 Cutting Tools Consultants 602-277-1342 Eclipse Carbide _______ 480-214-3719 Helical Solutions _____866-543-5422 Horizon Carbide ______ 480-968-0957 Innovative Tool Sales ___ 714-780-0730 Magnum Precision Mach _ 602-431-8300 Marshall Tool & Supply __602-269-6295 Micro 100 _________ 480-495-1454 S. L. Fusco, Inc. ______480-753-5000 Cutting Tools Almar Tools, Inc. ____ 503-255-2763 Cutting Tools Consultants 602-277-1342 Eclipse Carbide _______ 480-214-3719 Helical Solutions _____866-543-5422 Horizon Carbide ______ 480-968-0957 Micro 100 _________ 480-495-1454 Sandvik Coromant ____ 480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant ____ 602-628-4242 Cutting Tools: Custom Almar Tools, Inc. ____ 503-255-2763 B & T Tool & Engineering _ 602-267-1481 Eclipse Carbide _______ 480-214-3719 Horizon Carbide ______ 480-968-0957 Drills Cutting Tools Consultants 602-277-1342 Marshall Tool & Supply __602-269-6295

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Machine Tool Design/ Engineering Ellison Machinery _____480-968-5335 Machine Tool Rebuilding API Services ________ 757-223-4157 Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Advanced Precision ____ 602-525-0156 AMTS____________602-397-4008 CNC Machinery Sales ___ 602-244-1507 DM Machine Repair ____480-709-1450 EDM Network _______480-836-1782 Jemelco, Inc. _______480-804-9541 Setco-Pope Spindles ____866-362-0699 Southwest Spindle Service 480-837-0368 The Werks C&C, Inc ____602-569-1809 Machine Retrofitting/CNC Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 AMTS____________602-397-4008 API Services ________ 757-223-4157 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 CNC Machinery Sales ___ 602-244-1507 Machinery Moving Advanced Precision ____ 602-525-0156 API Services ________ 757-223-4157 Machine Repair Parts/Filters Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717 Maint/Repair Services Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Advanced Precision ____ 602-525-0156 AMTS____________602-397-4008 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 DM Machine Repair ____480-709-1450

D & R Machinery _____ 480-775-6462 Ellison Machinery _____ 480-968-5335 Jemelco, Inc. _______ 480-804-9541 Southwest Spindle Service 480-837-0368 State Industrial Prod ___ 602-275-0990 The Werks C&C, Inc ____ 602-569-1809 Mold Repairs B&B Tool _________520-397-0436 Stamping Repairs B&B Tool. _________520-397-0436 Prev. Maint Programs Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Advanced Precision ____ 602-525-0156 API Services ________ 757-223-4157 Arizona CNC Equip ____ 480-615-6353 DM Machine Repair ____ 480-709-1450 D & R Machinery _____ 480-775-6462 Ellison Machinery _____ 480-968-5335 Jemelco, Inc. _______ 480-804-9541 The Werks C&C, Inc ____ 602-569-1809 Total Filtration Services __ 602-244-0717

Bank of Arizona ______ 480-642-2876 Business Consulting BMSC ___________ 480-445-9400 Quality Improvement Consulting480-861-7088 Quick Turn Financial ___ 480-385-1220 Calibration: On Site Linear Precise Measurements LLC 602-309-0963 Calibration Services Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 Klontech Industrial Sales _ 480-948-1871 Phoenix Small Tool ____ 602-256-7011 Precise Measurements LLC 602-309-0963 Starrett___________602-790-6073 Washington Calibration__ 480-820-0506 Calibration: Repair & Certify Advanced Coordinate Tech 480-921-3370 Phoenix Small Tool ____ 602-256-7011 Precise Measurements LLC 602-309-0963 Washington Calibration__ 480-820-0506 Cash Flow Management Bank of Arizona ______ 480-642-2876

Repair -Hydraulic CNC Laser Calibration Advanced Precision ____ 602-525-0156 MTLC ____________ 602-721-8819 Road Machinery _______ 520-623-8681 The Werks C&C, Inc ____ 602-569-1809 Computer/Web Services Gartman Technical Services _ 602-788-8121 Repair - Portable Consulting Advanced Precision ____ 602-525-0156 American Global Standards 617-838-4648 The Werks C&C, Inc _____602-569-1809 BMSC ___________ 480-445-9400 Spindle Rebuilding Advanced Custom Screens 800-992-7936 API Services ________ 757-223-4157 Quality Improvement Consulting 480-861-7088 Setco-Pope Spindles _____866-362-0699 Quality Training Consultants_ 928-284-0856 GMN USA _________ 800-686-1679 Sustaining Edge Solutions__ 888-572-9642 Southwest Spindle Service 480-837-0368 Contract Inspection Klontech Measure Sol___ 480-626-8131 Tool Repair, Coating, Treatment Contract Programming Cutting Tools Consultants 602-277-1342 Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 MACHINERY REPAIR Ellison Machinery ____ 480-968-5335 PARTS Klontech Measure Sol___ 480-626-8131 Belts CNC Training All World Machinery Supply 815-943-9111 Adams Machinery _____ 480-968-3711 Bearings(Precision) Ellison Machinery _____ 480-968-5335 All World Machinery Supply 815-943-9111 Jet Products ________ 623-869-6749 Metric O-Rings Design Services All World Machinery Supply 815-943-9111 Metalcraft Inc.________480-967-4889 Switches (Proximity, Limit) Electrical Installation/ All World Machinery Supply 815-943-9111 Maintenance Valves (Hydraulic, Pneumatic) Lights Out Electric ____ 623-703-2950 All World Machinery Supply 815-943-9111 Electrical Services:Commercial Lights Out Electric ____ 623-703-2950 SERVICES Banks Engineering Services Alerus Bank & Trust _____480-905-2407 Advanced Coord. Tech __ 623-780-4137

Metals Eng & Testing Lab. 602-272-4571 Financial Services Alerus Bank & Trust ____ 480-905-2407 Bank of Arizona _______480-642-2876 Quick Turn Financial ___480-385-1738 SBG Capital ________480-897-4988 Heavyhaul IRH ___________ 800-334-2409 Insurance Services Leavitt Group _______602-264-0566 ISO/AS9100 Consulting American Global Standards _617-838-4648 BMSC ___________ 480-445-9400 Quality Improvement Consulting480-861-7088 Quality Training Consultants_ 928-284-0856 Sustaining Edge Solutions_ _888-572-9642 IT/ Network Support Gartman Technical Services _ 602-788-8121 Leasing and Financing Alerus Bank & Trust ____ 480-905-2407 Bank of Arizona ______ 480-642-2876 Quick Turn Financial ___ 480-385-1220 Lean Manufacturing BMSC ___________ 480-445-9400 Quality Improvement Consulting 480-861-7088 Sustaining Edge Solutions___888-572-9642 Manufacturers Rep Trepanning Specialties __ 562-633-8110 Quality Training Consultants_ 928-284-0856 Schenk Intertech ________480-323-6755 Rigging/Machinery Moving IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Recycling Barry Metals_________602-484-7186 Consolidated Resources Inc. 623-931-5009 MMR,LLC __________ 623-937-0385 SA Recycling _________602-463-8791 Reverse Engineering BMSC ___________ 480-445-9400 Datum Inspection ___ 602-997-1340 Klontech Measure Sol___ 480-626-8131 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. 602-272-4571 Rigging IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Schools, Custom Training AZPMAP __________ 602-723-8191 Ellison Machinery _____480-968-5335 Jet Products ________ 623-869-6749 Services: Network Support Shop Floor Automations___ 877-611-5825

Supplier Auditing BMSC ___________ 480-445-9400 Quality Improvement Consulting 480-861-7088 Systems Integration Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5877 Testing, Metallurgical Metals Eng & Testing Lab. __ 602-272-4571 ARTL _____________ 602-374-3770 Trade Show Booth Design Fry Fabricators _______ 602-454-0701 Transportation IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Lynden Intl. ________ 602-252-2911 Transportation:Air/Freight/ Ground IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Lynden Intl. ________ 602-252-2911 Working Capital, Credit Lines Bank of Arizona _______480-642-2876 Quick Turn Financial ____480-385-1220 SBG Capital ________ 480-897-4988 SHOP FLOOR AUTOMATION USB Shop Floor Automations _ 877-611-5825 Scheduling Shop Floor Automations _ 877-611-5825 Serial Port Shop Floor Automations _ 877-611-5825 Software:CNC Networking Shop Floor Automations _ 877-611-5825 RS232 Cabling Shop Floor Automations _ 877-611-5825 Virtual CNC Shop Floor Automations _ 877-611-5825

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WESTERN CAST PARTS LLC Steve Whisel Field Sales & Engineering 9630 N Rock Ridge Trail Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 (480) 2846618 Office (480) 2509764 Mobile swcastings@cox.net, email

ASSEMBLY Abrams Airborne Mfg ___ 520-887-1727 CGS Technologies ______ 623-869-0600 Foresight Technologies ___ 480-967-0080 Fry Fabrications _______ 602-454-0701 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 Lindel Engineering _____ 520-792-3160 Morsch Machine _______ 480-961-7673 Pure-Logic Industries ____ 480-892-9395 Cable/Harness Assembly Bar-S Machine ______928-636-2115 X5 Manufacturing ______ 602-454-7385 Clean Room Assembly Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305

L&W Fluid ________ 602-323-2560 BALANCING/DYNAMIC Anmark ____________480-968-3126 BAR CODING Western Sintering _____ 509-375-3096 BENDING Advanced Metal Sales __ 623-434-8343 B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855 Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 Bending: CNC B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855

Solar Atmospheres _____ 866-559-5994 Brazing: Aluminum Dip Abrams Airborne Mfg ___ 520-887-1727 Brazing: Vacuum Bolt’s Metallizing ______ 602-244-2432 Solar Atmospheres _____ 866-559-5994 BROACHING Apache Gear, Inc ______ 623-934-7144 Ayers Gear & Mach _____ 623-934-6913 CARBURIZING Solar Atmospheres _____ 866-559-5994

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May Foundry & Machine __ 801-531-8931 Western Cast Parts _____480-250-9764 Castings: Repair Precision Casting Repair __ 800-622-2404

Western Cast Parts _____480-250-9764 COATING Arizona Finishing ______ 602-438-4443 Bolt’s Metallizing _______602-244-2432 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 BRAZING CASTINGS Bolt’s Metallizing _______602-244-2432 LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Precision Casting Repair __ 800-622-2404 AATC______________602-268-1467 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 May Foundry & Machine __801-531-8931 Western Cast Parts ____ 480-250-9764 Castings: Prototype AATC______________602-268-1467 Western Cast Parts ____ 480-250-9764 May Foundry & Machine __801-531-8931

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EMAIL: dmoreno@magnumep.com

Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 LA Specialties ________ 602-269-7612 Lynch Brothers Mfg _____ 602-267-7575 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Treffers Precision ______ 602-744-2636 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 The Metal Man _______ 800-448-9448 Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Sav-On Plating________ 602-252-4311 Coating: Dry Film Lube Southwest Powder Coating _ 602-272-0878 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Coating: Black Oxide Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Collins Metal Finishing ____602-275-3117 Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 Coating: Nickel/Teflon Coating: Chem Film Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 AP Industrial ________ 480-968-1947 Collins Metal Finishing ____602-275-3117 Collins Metal Finishing ____602-275-3117 Coating: NP3 Gold Tech Industries ____ _480-968-1930 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648

Coating:Zinc & Mag.Phos. Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Collins Metal Finishing ____602-275-3117 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 Powder Coating Faist Greentek LLC _____ 602-633-0707 CUTTING Advanced Metal Sales __ 623-434-8343 bandsawparts.com ___ 800-240-2932 Echols Saw & Supply ____ 602-278-3918 Harschco LLC _______602-617-7514 Southwest Waterjet-Laser 480-306-7748 The Metal Man _______ 800-448-9448 Bandsaw Cutting bandsawparts.com ___ 800-240-2932 Echols Saw & Supply ___ 602-278-3918 CNC Router Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300

Laser APMI ____________ 480-668-0024 Faist Greentek LLC ______602-633-0707 Fine Line Laser Cutting ___602-863-3196 Tube Laser Cutting Tube Service Company __ 602-267-9865 DIE CASTING TVT Die Casting _______ 800-280-2278 Die Casting/Aluminum & Zinc TVT Die Casting _______ 800-280-2278 DIES Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Micro-Tronics, Inc _______602-437-8995 Precision Die & Stamp’g __ 480-967-2038 Southwest Tool & Die Services 480-317-9366 Notching, Punching, Cutting Dies Southwest Tool & Die Services 480-317-9366

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A Complete Manufacturing Facility for Fabrication, Machining and Assembly SPRINGS- STAMPINGS- MACH INED PARTS- WASHER S -WIR E FORMSFORMED TUB ING-ASSEMBLIES

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Spring & Manufacturing Co.,Inc.

A Complete Manufacturing Facility for Fabrication, Machining and Assembly SPRINGS- STAMPINGS- MACH INED PARTS- WASHER S -WIR E FORMSFORMED TUB ING-ASSEMBLIES

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New Hope Machine _____ 520-825-7830 Phoenix Metalcraft _____ 602-279-4810 Plastic Eng.__________480-491-8100 Precision Casting Repair __ 800-622-2404 Precision Metal Products 408-699-5037 Pure-Logic Industries ____ 480-892-9395 PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529 Scriven Precision ______ 480-961-9775 TMM Precision _______ 800-448-9448 Tolleson Steel _______ 623-936-3325 Weiser/Mile High Precision _ 303-280-2778 Whitley Machine ______ 602-323-5550 Wrico ____________ 480-892-7800 Fabrication: Certified Mobile PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529

Aluminum (Medium & Large) Aero Tech __________ 801-292-0493 Fabrication: Custom Metal Allfab Engineering _____ 602-437-0497 Arrow Sheet Metal______ 303-427-6419 CygnetStamping & Fab ____818-240-7574 Fine Line Fabricating ____ 602-863-3506 Howell Precision_______ 623-582-4776

Precision Metal Products 408-699-5037 Fabrication: Medium & Large Abrams Airborne Mfg ___ 520-887-1727 APMI_____________480-668-0024 Arrow Sheet Metal______ 303-427-6419 Bell Steel __________ 480-833-5538 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 CGS Technologies ______ 623-869-0600 Faist Greentek LLC _____ 602-633-0707 Fine Line Fabricating ____ 602-863-3506 Fry Fabrications _______ 602-454-0701 Howell Precision_______ 623-582-4776 Precision Metalworks _ 602-455-9575 PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529 Trepanning Specialties __ 562-633-8110 Fabrication: Mining PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529

Fabrication: Rebuild/ Large Bell Steel __________ 480-833-5538 Empire Precision Mach.__ 480-633-4580 Fabrication: Sheet Metal Abrams Airborne Mfg ___ 520-887-1727 ACME Metal Works _____ 480-926-4171 Allfab Engineering _____ 602-437-0497 APMI_____________480-668-0024 Arrow Sheet Metal_______303-427-6419 Bell Steel __________ 480-833-5538 Capital Stainless _____480-967-0016 CygnetStamping & Fab ____818-240-7574 Faist Greentek LLC _____ 602-633-0707 Fine Line Fabricating ____ 602-863-3506 Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 Howell Precision_______ 623-582-4776 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 New Hope Machine _____ 520-825-7830

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Tollfree: 866-319-3719 Office:480-214-3719 Fax: 480-214-3954 info@eclipsecarbide.com

Phoenix Metalcraft ____ 602-279-4810 Precision Metalworks __ 602-455-9575 Precision Metal Products _ 408-699-5037 Pure-Logic Industries _____480-892-9395 TMM Precision ________800-448-9448 Weiser/Mile High Precision __303-280-2778 FASTENERS 6 LOBE Parker Fasteners ______ 623-925-5998 Sockets Parker Fasteners _______623-925-5998 Tamper Resistant Parker Fasteners _______623-925-5998 FINISHING AP Industrial _________ 480-968-1947 Arizona Finishing _______602-438-4443 Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 EPSI______________714-256-8950 Faist Greentek LLC ______ 602-633-0707 Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Jet Processing ______ 623-869-6749 x117 LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Louie’s Black Oxide ______602-257-0530

Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Glass Bead Clean Phoenix Heat Treating ___ 602-258-7751 A2Z Sandblasting ______ 602-716-5566 Southwest Powder Coating _ 602-272-0878 Desert Fire__________ 602-268-1511 TVT Die Casting _______ 800-280-2278 Lone Arrow _________ 480-507-8074 Gun Drilling Abrasive Blasting ACME Metal Works _____ 480-926-4171 AP Industrial ________ 480-968-1947 Gun Finishing STP Performance Coating LLC 602-276-1231 Louie’s Gun Finishing ____ 602-257-0530 Dry Film Lubrication Passivation Jet Processing _____ 623-869-6749 x117 Coating Technologies ___ _623-581-2648 Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Gold Tech Industries _____ 480-968-1930 Electro-Polishing Collins Metal Finishing ____602-275-3117 Jet Processing _____ 623-869-6749 x117 Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 Finishing: One Stop Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 L A Specialties ________ 602-269-7612 Finishing: Ops Cleaning Semiray ___________ 602-275-1917 Polishing Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 Semiray Aerospace Testing _ 623-842-3030 Arizona Hard Chrome ____ 602-278-8671 EPSI______________714-256-8950 Glass Bead Clean Arizona Hard Chrome ____ 602-278-8671 Gold Tech Industries _____ 480-968-1930 Byington Steel Treating ___ 408-727-6630 L A Specialties ________ 602-269-7612 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Powder Coating AP Industrial ________ 480-968-1947 Gold Tech Industries _____ 480-968-1930 L A Specialties ________ 602-269-7612 Faist Greentek LLC _____ 602-633-0707 Sand Blasting Southwest Powder Coating _ 602-272-0878 ACME Metal Works _____ 480-926-4171 A2Z Sandblasting ______ 602-716-5566

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FORGINGS R&D Specialty Manco _____ 602-278-7700 Forgings: Titanium R&D Specialty Manco _____602-278-7700 FOUNDRY AATC ______________ 602-268-1467 May Foundry & Machine __ 801-531-8931 GEAR CUTTING Apache Gear, Inc _______ 623-934-7144 Ayers Gear & Machine ____ 623-934-6913 GRINDING Anmark ____________ 480-968-3126 Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Auer Precision _________ 480-834-4637 AzMark ____________ 480-926-8969

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Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 ChemResearch________ 602-253-4175 CJ Mfg ____________ 480-517-0233 GMN USA _________ 800-686-1679 Grindworks _________ 623-582-5767 Hogan Manufacturing____ 623-463-1939 JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 Lindel Engineering _____ 520-792-3160 McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Phoenix Grinding ______ 602-437-8401 Powill Manufacturing ____ 623-780-4100 RMG Machining _______ 623-582-6544 Ron Grob Co. ________ 970-667-5320 Steel Services Grinding ___ 800-662-0126 Sun Grinding ________ 602-238-9595 Superior Grinding ______ 888-487-9701 TCI Precision Metals____ 800-234-5613 Grinding, Blanchard McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Steel Services Grinding ____800-662-0126 Sun Grinding ________ 602-238-9595 Superior Grinding ______ 888-487-9701 TCI Precision Metals____ 800-234-5613 Grinding: Centerless Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 Grindworks _________ 623-582-5767 National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Phoenix Grinding ______ 602-437-8401 Ron Grob Co. ________ 970-667-5320 Shaw Precision _______ 480-785-4925 Sun Grinding ________ 602-238-9595 Superior Grinding ______ 888-487-9701 Grinding, CNC/Contour Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869

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HONING/LAPPING Grindworks __________623-582-5767 Packing LAYKE, Inc.__________ 602-272-2654 Cupps Ind Supply _______602-269-2301 Road Machinery _______ 520-623-8681 INSPECTION National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869 Calibration Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Washington Calibration ___ 480-820-0506 Phoenix Grinding ______ 602-437-8401 Inspection, First Article Powill Manufacturing_____623-780-4100 Datum Inspection _______602-997-1340 Klontech Measure Sol _____480-626-8131 IDENTIFICATION Total Quality Systems ____ 480-377-6422 Labels & Bar Code Inspection Services EPSI______________714-256-8950 Arizona Wire & Tool ______480-813-1002 Tool / PartMarking (Laser) Challenger Aerospace ____ 480-894-0802 Ace Laser ___________ 480-924-3232 Datum Inspection _______602-997-1340 B & T Tool & Engineering ___ 602-267-1481 Klontech Measure Sol _____480-626-8131 East Valley Laser Inc ______ 480-855-7137 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. 602-272-4571 TechMark __________ 480-820--9444 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Silk Screen Sustaining Edge Solutions__ 888-572-9642 Arizona Finishing ______ 602-438-4443 Total Quality Systems ____ 480-377-6422 Faist Greentek LLC _____ 602-633-0707 Inspection Services (NDT) Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Jet Processing ______ 623-869-6749 x117 INDUSTRIAL SEALINGS Jet Products __________623-869-6749 Semiray Aero. Testing _____ 602-275-1917 Gaskets:Manufacturing Cupps Ind Supply ______ 602-269-2301 Team Industrial Services __ 602-269-7868 Industrial Sealings Inspection Services, Welding Cupps Ind Supply ______ 602-269-2301 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. 602-272-4571

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ISO9000 / AS9100 Cert. ABS Quality Evaluations __ 281-673-2843 American Global Standards_ 617-838-4648 BMSC_____________480-445-9400 Gladhill Assoc ________ 623-939-4412 Orion Registrar _______ 303-645-4017 Sustaining Edge Solutions__ 888-572-9642 Quality Training Consultants _928-284-0856 ISO Registrar ABS Quality Evaluations __ 281-673-2843 American Global Standards_ 617-838-4648 Orion Registrar _______ 303-645-4017 Liquid Penetrant Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 Semiray ____________602-275-1917 Team Industrial Services __ 602-269-7868 MAG Particle Jet Products____ _____623-869-6749 Team Industrial Services __ 602-269-7868 Process Improvement/ Audit BMSC_____________480-445-9400 Quality Training Consultants _928-284-0856 Sustaining Edge Solutions__ 888-572-9642 X-Ray Semiray ____________602-275-1917 Team Industrial Services __ 602-269-7868

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IRON STITCHING Cling’s Manufacturing_____480-968-1778 ____480-968-1778 Precision Casting Repair __ 800-622-2404 Continental Machining __ 800-777-2483 Evans Precision Machining __623-581-6200 MACHINING Excaliber____________623-878-6800 Machining: 3D 3D Machine LLC______480-239-8254 Foresight Technologies ____480-967-0080 Arcas Machine Inc ____ 480-632-9414 Gilbert Precision Machine ___480-892-4730 Cassavant Machining ___602-437-4005 Hexatron Engineering_____ 801-363-8010 Challenger Aerospace _____ 480-894-0802 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___520-889-8325 JD Ellen LLC _______ 623-587--0253 HK Machining ________602-278-6704 L&W Machine Co ____ 602-323-2560 Infinisys ___________ 602-276-2276 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 JB’s Precision _________623-581-9088 Pro Precision ________ 602-353-0022 JD Ellen LLC _______ 623-587--0253 Tooling Molds West ______480-921-9939 Jet Products __________ 623-869-6749 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 Machining: 5 Axis Cassavant Machining ___602-437-4005 L&W Machine Co _____602-323-2560 Clings Mfg ________480-968-1778 Las Cruces Machine ___ 575-526-1411 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 LAYKE, Inc.___________602-272-2654 Industrial Tool Die & Eng 520-745-8771 Lindel Engineering ______520-792-3160 indel Engineering _______520-792-3160 Matrix Machine ________ 480-966-4451 Metalcraft Inc. _________480-967-4889 Metalcraft Inc. _________480-967-4889 Morsch Machine ________480-961-7673 Micro-Tronics, Inc _______602-437-8995 St. Vrain Manufacturing ____303-702-1529 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 Uni-Tek ____________602-272-2601 Nelson Engineering ______ 602-273-7114 Nichols Precision _____480-804-0593 Machining: Aerospace AATC _____________602-268-1467 Osborn Products ________623-587-0335 Abrams Airborne Mfg ____520-887-1727 PGI ____________ 505-884-5782 Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 Powill Manufacturing ___ 623-780-4100 AMT-America ________ 602-443-1403 Pro Precision _________602-353-0022 Anewco ___________ 520-751-1222 Pure-Logic Industries _____480-892-9395 Arcas Machine Inc ____ 480-632-9414 R&D Specialty Manco ____ 602-278-7700 AzMark ___________ 480-926-8969 Service & Sales _______ 480-968-9084 B&B Fabrication & Machine__623-271-6855 Satowfi ____________480-374-5706 Backerworks Mfg _____505-342-2943 Southwest Swiss Precision __602-438-4670 Cassavant Machining ___602-437-4005 St. Vrain Manufacturing ____303-702-1529 Challenger Aerospace ____ 480-894-0802 Stewart Manufacturing ____ 623-582-2261 CJ Mfg _____________480-517-0233 Trepanning Specialties ___ 562-633-8110

Uni-Tek ____________ 602-272-2601 AzMark ___________ 480-926-8969 B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855 Machining: Contract Absolute Turning & Machine _520-624-5628 BID Machine, Inc ______ 480-892-7304 Aero Design & Mfg ______602-437-8080 Challenger Aerospace___ _ 480-894-0802 AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____602-243-4329 Cling’s Manufacturing______480-968-1778 AMT-America ________ 602-443-1403 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 Anewco ___________ 520-751-1222 Evans Precision Machining __ 623-581-6200 Foresight Technologies ___ 480-967-0080 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Gilbert Precision Machine __ 480-892-4730 Banner Machine, Inc______ 602-437-4984 Glover Precision, Inc. ___ 480-464-0150 Evans Precision Machining __623-581-6200 HK Machining _______ 602-278-6704 Gilbert Metal Stamping ___ 480-503-1283 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 Gilbert Precision Machine ___480-892-4730 Hogan Manufacturing____ 623-463-1939 Group Mfg Serv. ________480-966-3952 Infinisys ___________ 602-276-2276 HK Machining _______ 602-278-6704 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 Hexatron Engineering_____ 801-363-8010 JB’s Precision ________ 623-581-9088 Infinisys ___________ 602-276-2276 JD Ellen LLC _______ 623-587--0253 Jan’s Inc.____________480-833-7305 Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 Keller Precision _______ 928-279-8919 Keller Precision _______ 928-279-8919 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 KLK Ind. ____________602-267-1331 McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 L&W Machine Co ____ 602-323-2560 Micropulse West ________480-966-2300 Las Cruces Machine ___ 575-526-1411 RPM Industries ________623-780-4993 LAYKE, Inc.__________ 602-272-2654 Stellar Machining & Fab _ 480-961-3075 Lindel Engineering _____ 520-792-3160 Stewart Manufacturing ____ 623-582-2261 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 TVT Die Casting ________800-280-2278 Matrix Machine _______ 480-966-4451 Machining: CNC McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 3D Machine LLC______ 480-239-8254 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Abrams Airborne Mfg ____ 520-887-1727 Micro-Tronics, Inc ______ 602-437-8995 Absolute Turning and Machine 520-624-5628 Morsch Machine ________480-961-7673 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 New Hope Machine _____ 520-825-7830 AMT-America ________ 602-443-1403 Nichols Precision ____ 480-804-0593 Arcas Machine Inc ____ 480-632-9414 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Nichols Precision _____ 480-804-0593 PGI______________505-884-5782 Anewco ___________ 520-751-1222 PMBC ___________ _602-431-8131 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Powill Manufacturing____623-780-4100 97 ••97 Sept/Oct 2013 • Sept/Oct 2013

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Pro Precision _________602-353-0022 Pure-Logic Industries _____480-892-9395 Quality Mold _______ 480-892-5480 R&D Specialty Manco _____602-278-7700 RMSS ____________ 623-780-5904 RPM Industries ________623-780-4993 Satowfi ____________ 480-374-5706 Siro Machining ________ 480-512-1467 St. Vrain Manufacturing ____ 303-702-1529 Stellar Machining & Fab _ 480-961-3075 Stewart Manufacturing____623-582-2261 SwissTech Tooling & MFg. ___480-998-2005 Toolcraft of Phoenix ___623-435-5405 Uni-Tek ____________ 602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg __________ 480-966-7376 WC Machine & Tool ______480-507-4620 Wire-Tech___________480-966-1591 X5 Manufacturing____ ___602-454-7385 Machining Composites Absolute Turning & Machine _520-624-5628 Innovative Cutting Solutions 623-842-1255 Machining: Large Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 Backerworks Mfg _____ 505-342-2943 Continental Machining __ 800-777-2483 Empire Precision Mach.___480-633-4580 HK Machining ________ 602-278-6704 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 Mach: Turning CNC 3D Machine LLC_______480-239-8254 Absolute Turning & Machine _520-624-5628 ACME Metal Works ______480-926-4171 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 AMT-America ________ 602-443-1403 Anmark ____________ 480-968-3126 Arcas Machine Inc ____ 480-632-9414 Anewco ___________ 520-751-1222 AzMark ____________480-926-8969 Bar-S Machine ______ 928-636-2115 Cassavant Machining ___ 602-437-4005 Continental Machining __ 800-777-2483 Exactitude Precision ______ 602-316-6957 Gilbert Precision Machine ___480-892-4730 Glover Precision, Inc. ____ 480-464-0150

Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___ 520-889-8325 Hogan Manufacturing_____ 623-463-1939 JD Ellen LLC _______ 623-587--0253 Keller Precision _______ 928-279-8919 Las Cruces Machine ___ 575-526-1411 McFarland Machine & Eng __ 480-966-1388 Morsch Machine_______ 480-961-7673 New Hope Machine ______520-825-7830 Nichols Precision _____ 480-804-0593 Osborn Products_______ 623-587-0335 PGI _____________505-884-5782 Precision Metalworks __ 602-455-9575 RMSS_____________623-780-5904 Ron Grob Co._________970-667-5320 RPM Industries ________623-780-4993 Siro Machining ________ 480-512-1467 St. Vrain Manufacturing ____ 303-702-1529 Stellar Machining & Fab _ 480-961-3075 SwissTech Tooling & MFg. ___480-998-2005 Uni-Tek ____________ 602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg _________ 480-966-7376 Wright Prototype _______ 541-619-2760 Metalcraft Inc. _________ 480-967-4889 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 St. Vrain Manufacturing ____ 303-702-1529 Uni-Tek ____________ 602-272-2601 Machining Plastic Absolute Turning & Machine _ 520-624-5628 Innovative Cutting Solutions 623-842-1255 Keller Precision _______ 928-279-8919 Machining Precision 3D Machine LLC______ 480-239-8254 Abrams Airborne Mfg ____ 520-887-1727 Absolute Turning & Machine _ 520-624-5628 ACME Metal Works ______480-926-4171 AATC_____________602-268-1467 Alpha Machine ________ 602-437-0322 AMT-America ________ 602-443-1403 Arcas Machine Inc ____ 480-632-9414 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Auer Precision _________ 480-834-4637 AzMark __________ 480-926-8969

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SwissTech Tooling & Mfg.__ _480-998-2005 Tolleson Steel ______ 623-936-3325 Toolcraft of Phoenix __ 623-435-5405 Tooling Molds West _____ 480-921-9939 Tri-Matrix _______ 480-844-0165 Uni-Tek ___________ 602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg _________ 480-966-7376 WC Machine & Tool _____ 480-507-4620 Weiser/Mile High Precision _ 303-280-2778 Wire-Tech ________ 480-966-1591 Machining: Prototype A A T C ____________602-268-1467 Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 Alpha Machine _______ 602-437-0322 AMT-America ________602-443-1403 Anewco ___________520-751-1222 Arcas Machine Inc ___ 480-632-9414 Backerworks Mfg ____ 505-342-2943 Bar-S Machine _____ 928-636-2115 BID Machine, Inc ______480-892-7304 CJ Mfg ____________ 480-517-0233 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 Evans Precision _____ 623-581-6200 Exactitude Precision _____ 602-316-6957 Foresight Technologies ___ 480-967-0080 Gilbert Precision Machine __ 480-892-4730 Glover Precision, Inc. ___ 480-464-0150 Hogan Manufacturing____ 623-463-1939 Infinisys ___________ 602-276-2276 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 Jemelco, Inc. _______ 480-804-9541 JD Ellen LLC _______ 623-587--0253 JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 Keller Precision _______ 928-279-8919 KLK Ind. ___________ 602-267-1331 L&W Machine Co ____ 602-323-2560 McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Nichols Precision ____ 480-804-0593 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 PGI_______________505-884-5782 RMG Machining _______ 623-582-6544 Pro Precision _______ 602-353-00220

Office: 480.306.7748 4221 E. Raymond Str. Fax: 480.306.7769 Suite #103 Info@swwj-laser.com Phoenix, AZ 85040

www.swwj-laser.com Dennis Reynolds

PH 602-863-3196 17464 N. 25th Ave. Ste B1 Phoenix, AZ 85023 DR@finelinefabricating.com

R&D Specialty Manco ____ 602-278-7700 RMG Machining _______ 623-582-6544 RMSS ___________ 623-780-5904 RPM Industries _______ 623-780-4993 Siro Machining ________480-512-1467 St. Vrain Manufacturing ___ 303-702-1529 Stellar Machining & Fab _480-961-3075 Stewart Manufacturing ____623-582-2261 SwissTech Tooling & MFg. ___480-998-2005 Tooling Molds West _____ 480-921-9939 Tri-Matrix __________ 480-844-0165 Uni-Tek ___________ 602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg _________ 480-966-7376 Wire-Tech __________ 480-966-1591 Machining: Quick Turn HK Machining _______ 602-278-6704 Jemelco, Inc. _______ 480-804-9541 Keller Precision _______ 928-279-8919 RMSS_____________ 623-780-5904 RPM Industries _______ 623-780-4993 Tooling Molds West _____ 480-921-9939 Wright Prototype _______541-619-2760 Machining: Milling 3D Machine LLC_____ 480-239-8254 ACME Metal Works _____ 480-926-4171 AMT-America ________ 602-443-1403 Anewco ___________ 520-751-1222 Anmark ___________ 480-968-3126 Bar-S Machine ______ 928-636-2115 Challenger Aerospace _____ 480-894-0802

Cling’s Manufacturing ____480-968-177 Exactitude Precision _____ 602-316-6957 Gilbert Precision Machine __ 480-892-4730 Glover Precision, Inc. ___ 480-464-0150 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 Hogan Manufacturing____ 623-463-1939 Infinisys ___________ 602-276-2276 Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 L&W Machine Co ____ 602-323-2560 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Micro-Tronics, Inc ______602-437-8995 Morsch Machine _______ 480-961-7673 RMG Machining _______ 623-582-6544 RMSS ____________ 623-780-5904 Siro Machining _______ 480-512-1467 Uni-Tek ___________ 602-272-2601 Wire-Tech __________ 480-966-1591 Wright Prototype ______ 541-619-2760 Machining: Semiconductor Foresight Technologies ___ 480-967-0080 Gilbert Precision Machine __ 480-892-4730 KLK Ind. ___________ 602-267-1331 L&W Machine Co ____ 602-323-2560 Satowfi ___________ 480-374-5706 Siro Machining _______ 480-512-1467 Machining: Swiss Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 Bar-S Machine _____ 928-636-2115 Cassavant Machining __ 602-437-4005 RMG Machining _______ 623-582-6544 Ron Grob Co.________970-667-5320 Southwest Swiss Precision _ 602-438-4670 SwissTech Tooling & Mfg.___480-998-2005 Machining: Ultra-Precision Auer Precision ________ 480-834-4637 Southwest Swiss Precision _ 602-438-4670 Nichols Precision ____ 480-804-0593

Machining: Turning: Automatic Absolute Turning and Machine 520-624-5628 American Prec. Machine____ 602-269-6298 Ayers Gear & Mach _____ 623-934-6913 AzMark ___________ 480-926-8969 Challenger Aerospace ___ 480-894-0802 Evans Precision Mach’g___ 623-581-6200 JB’s Precision Ind ______ 623-581-9088 Jet Products _________ 623-869-6749 LAYKE, Inc. _________ 602-272-2654 Matrix Machine _______ 480-966-4451 Micro-Tronics, Inc ______ 602-437-8995 RMSS _____________ 623-780-5904 PGI _____________ 505-884-5782 MACHINING: LASER Laser Cutting Ace Laser ____________480-924-3232 Allfab Engineering ______ 602-437-0497 Faist Greentek LLC ______ 602-633-0707 Fine Line Laser Cutting _ 602-863-3196 Howell Precision________ 623-582-4776 McFarland Machine & Eng __ 480-966-1388 Precision Metal Products _ 408-699-5037 Southwest Waterjet-Laser 480-306-7748 The Metal Man ________ 800-448-9448 TMM Precision ________ 800-448-9448 Tube Service Company __ 602-267-9865 Wrico_____________480-892-7800 Laser Cutting:Rotary Axis K-zell Metals, Inc. ____ 602-232-5882 Laser Engraving & Etching Ace Laser ____________480-924-3232 East Valley Laser Inc _______480-855-7137 TechMark ___________480-820--9444 Laser Marking Ace Laser ____________480-924-3232 East Valley Laser Inc _______480-855-7137

Faist Greentek LLC ______602-633-0707 TechMark __________ 480-820--9444 MANUFACTURING Abrams Airborne Mfg ____520-887-1727 Aero Tech __________ 801-292-0493 APMI __ __________ 480-668-0024 B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855 CJ Mfg _____________480-517-0233 Creedbilt Inc _______ 623-939-8119 Exactitude Precision ______602-316-6957 Harschco LLC _______ 602-617-7514 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 Howell Precision________623-582-4776 Glover Precision, Inc. ___ 480-464-0150 Group Manufacturing Serv _ 480-966-3952 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 PMBC ____________ 602-431-8131 PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529 Precision Metal Products _408-699-5037 RMSS ____________ 623-780-5904 Stewart Manufacturing ____623-582-2261 Scriven Precision ______ 480-961-9775 Manufacturing: Electrode Wire-Tech __________ 480-966-1591 Mfg: PhotoChemical Aero Tech __________ 801-292-0493 Etching Fabrication Turnkey Product Services Aero Tech __________ 801-292-0493 99• •99 Sept/Oct 2013 • Sept/Oct 2013

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METAL FORMING Allfab Engineering _____ 602-437-0497 B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855 Creedbilt Inc _______ 623-939-8119 Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 TMM Precision _______ 800-448-9448 Tri-Matrix __________ 480-844-0165 METAL STAMPING High Production Precision Stamping Precision Die & Stamping__ 480-967-2038 Thompson Machine ____505-823-1453 METALIZING Bolt’s Metallizing ______ 602-244-2432 Jet Processing ______ 623-869-6749 x117 MOLDING: RUBBER Micro-Tronics, Inc ______ 602-437-8995 MOLDS PMBC ____________ 602-431-8131 JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 Quality Mold ________ 480-892-5480 Toolcraft of Phoenix __ 623-435-5405 Tooling Molds West _____ 480-921-9939 Molds: Construction JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 Molds: Plastic Injection Micro-Tronics, Inc ______ 602-437-8995 Wire-Tech __________ 480-966-1591 Molds: Rubber Toolcraft of Phoenix __ 623-435-5405

PAINTING AP Industrial _________ 480-968-1947 Arizona Finishing _______602-438-4443 Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 Faist Greentek LLC ______ 602-633-0707 Jet Processing ______ 623-869-6749 x117 Precision Industrial Painting _602-256-0260 STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Painting& Blast Booths AP Industrial _________ 480-968-1947 Faist Greentek LLC ______ 602-633-0707 STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Phosphate Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 Powder Coating AP Industrial _________ 480-968-1947 Arizona Finishing _______602-438-4443 East Valley Powdercoat ____ 480-215-2461 LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Southwest Powder Coating __602-272-0878 Wet Paint/CARC AP Industrial _________ 480-968-1947 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Precision Industrial Painting _602-256-0260 Sandblast/Automated STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Screenprinting & Pad Printing AP Industrial _________ 480-968-1947 STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231

Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 E.P.S.I. _____________ 714-256-8950 Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 L A Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Louie’s Black Oxide ______ 602-257-0530 Precious Metal Plating ____ 800-481-6271 Precision Metalworks __ 602-455-9575 Road Machinery ________ 520-623-8681 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Anodizing ChemResearch_________ 602-253-4175 Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Brass Plating Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Bronze Plating Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Copper Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Electroless Nickel Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Embrittlement Relief E.P.S.I. _____________ 714-256-8950 Gold Plating E.P.S.I. _____________ 714-256-8950 Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Hard Chrome Road Machinery ________ 520-623-8681 Nickel/ Chrome/Palladium Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 PLATING Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 E.P.S.I. _____________ 714-256-8950 ChemResearch_________ 602-253-4175 Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612

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Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Silver Plating E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Tin: Matte Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Tin / Zinc Plate Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 POLISHING Gold Tech Industries ____ 480-968-1930 L A Specialties ________ 602-269-7612 Road Machinery ________520-623-8681 PRODUCT DESIGN Design and Modeling Bar-S Machine ______ 928-636-2115 PRECISION FLAT STOCK Tri-Matrix __________ 480-844-0165 PROCESSING: CHEMICAL LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 PRODUCTION Challenger Aerospace _____480-894-0802 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 Siro Machining ________ 480-512-1467 PUNCHING Group Manufacturing Serv _ 480-966-3952 Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701

McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Phoenix Metalcraft ___ 602-279-4810 Precision Metalworks _ 602-455-9575 Precision Metal Products 408-699-5037 Stellar Machining & Fab 480-961-3075 WC Machine & Tool_ ____ 480-507-4620 X5 Manufacturing ______ 602-454-7385 Nelson Engineering _____ 602-273-7114 SINTERING Western Sintering _____ 509-375-3096 SPINNING: Metal Nelson Engineering _____ 602-273-7114 SPLINES Apache Gear, Inc ______623-934-7144 SPRAY: METAL, PLASMA Bolt’s Metallizing ______ 602-244-2432 Empire Precision Mach.__ 480-633-4580 SPRINGS Flat and Wire Springs AERO Spring & Mfg Co ___602-243-4329 SPRINGWORKS Utah ____ 801-298-0113 Tri-Matrix __________480-844-0165

Stamping: Light Pacific Metal Stampings ___661-257-7656 Stamping: Precision Frontier Metal Stamping ___ 303-458-5129 Pacific Metal Stampings ___661-257-7656 SPRINGS WORKS Utah ____ 801-298-0113

Howell Precision________623-582-4776 Service & Sales _______ 480-968-9084 Formed Tubing AERO Spring & Mfg Co ___ 602-243-4329 B&B Fabrication & Machine__623-271-6855 Howell Precision________623-582-4776 Cling’s Manufacturing____480-968-1778 TAPPING Gilbert Metal Stamping ____480-503-1283 Large Diam. Pipe & Tubing Harschco LLC _______ 602-617-7514 Trepanning Specialties ___562-633-8110 Tube Bending /Fabrication TESTING Cling’s Manufacturing ____480-968-1778 Testing: Flow / Target Howell Precision________623-582-4776 Semiray Aero. Testing _____ 623-842-3030 K-zell Metals, Inc. ____602-232-5882 Testing: Non-Dest/ Pressure Service & Sales ______480-968-9084 Jet Products __________ 623-869-6749 WATER PURIF/ RECYC. Semiray Aero. Testing _____ 623-842-3030 USFilter _________ 760-525-9930 THERMAL SPRAY WATERJET CUTTING Bolt’s Metallizing _______ 602-244-2432 Aerodyne Ulbrich Alloys _800-237-2888 Controlled Thermal Tech’y __ 602-272-3714 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 Empire Precision Mach.___ 480-633-4580 Creedbilt Inc _______ 623-939-8119 Flow International ____ 800-446-3569 THREADING Thread Grinding Harschco LLC _______ 602-617-7514 Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 Innovative Cutting Solutions 623-842-1255 Grindworks __________ 623-582-5767 Jan’s Inc.____________480-833-7305 Osborn Products ________ 623-587-0335 MarZee Inc. ________ 602-269-5801 Shaw Precision _______ 480-785-4925 McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 Thread Rolling New Hope Machine _____ 520-825-7830 Ron Grob Co. _________ 970-667-5320 Southwest Waterjet-Laser 480-306-7748 Stellar Machining & Fab _ 480-961-3075 TOOL & DIE 3D Machine LLC______ 480-239-8254 Toolcraft of Phoenix ___623-435-5405 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 WC Machine & Tool _____ 480-507-4620 Gilbert Metal Stamping ____480-503-1283 Whitley Machine _____602-323-5550 Southwest Tool & Die Services 480-317-9366 Waterjet,3D 3 - 5 AXIS Thompson Machine ____ 505-823-1453 Innovative Cutting Solutions 623-842-1255 Whitley Machine ______ 602-323-5550 Waterjet, Multi head Wrico_____________480-892-7800 Whitley Machine _____602-323-5550 Waterjet, High Press. Cutting TOOL REPAIR/REBUILD Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 Southwest Tool & Die Services 480-317-9366 Harschco LLC _______ 602-617-7514 TOOLING Innovative Cutting Solutions 623-842-1255 CJ Mfg _____________ 480-517-0233 WASHERS Frontier Metal Stamping ___ 303-458-5129 AERO Spring & Mfg Co __ 602-243-4329 Hogan Manufacturing_____ 623-463-1939 Siro Machining ________ 480-512-1467 WIRE FORMS AERO Spring & Mfg Co __ 602-243-4329 Southwest Tool & Die Services 480-317-9366 Western Sintering ______ 509-375-3096 Tri-Matrix _________ 480-844-0165 SPRINGWORKS Utah _____ 801-298-0113 Tooling: Jig & Fixture Building WELDING New Hope Machine ______ 520-825-7830 ACME Metal Works _____ 480-926-4171

STAMPING AERO Spring & Mfg Co ___602-243-4329 Auer Precision ________ 480-834-4637 CygnetStamping & Fab ___ 818-240-7574 Frontier Metal Stamping __ 303-458-5129 Gilbert Metal Stamping ___480-503-1283 Pacific Metal Stampings __ 661-257-7656 Precision Die & Stamping_ 480-967-2038 Scriven Precision ______480-961-9775 Thompson Machine ___ 505-823-1453 Weiser/Mile High Precision _ 303-280-2778 Whitley Machine _____ 602-323-5550 Wrico_____________480-892-7800 Precision Metal Forming SPRINGWORKS Utah ____ 801-298-0113 Thompson Machine ___ 505-823-1453 Stamping: Aerospace Frontier Metal Stamping __ 303-458-5129 Pacific Metal Stampings __ 661-257-7656 Stamping: Bending Pacific Metal Stampings __ 661-257-7656 Stamping: Deep Draw Thompson Machine ___ 505-823-1453 Stamping Design Frontier Metal Stamping __ 303-458-5129 Pacific Metal Stampings __ 661-257-7656 TREPANNING SPRINGS WORKS Utah ___ 801-298-0113 Trepanning Specialties ___ 562-633-8110 Weiser/Mile High Precision _ 303-280-2778 Stamping Flat Forming TUBING Assembly Formed Tubing Pacific Metal Stampings __ 661-257-7656 SPRINGS WORKS Utah ___ 801-298-0113 B&B Fabrication & Machine__ 623-271-6855

Allfab Engineering ______602-437-0497 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 APMI ____________ 480-668-0024 Arrow Sheet Metal_______303-427-6419 AzMark __________ 480-926-8969

B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855 Bell Steel __________ 480-833-5538 BID Machine, Inc _____ 480-892-7304 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 Creedbilt Inc _______ 623-939-8119 Empire Precision Mach.__ 480-633-4580 Faist Greentek LLC ______602-633-0707 Group Mfg. Serv _____ 480-966-3952 Howell Precision________623-582-4776 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 K-zell Metals, Inc. ___ 602-232-5882 Lynch Brothers Mfg _____ 602-267-7575 McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Precision Casting Repair __ 800-622-2404 Precision Metalworks _ 602-455-9575 Precision Metal Products _408-699-5037 Pure-Logic Industries ____ 480-892-9395 PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529 Quality Mold ________ 480-892-5480 Scriven Precision _____ 480-961-9775 State Industrial Prod ___ 602-275-0990 Stellar Machining & Fab _480-961-3075 Val-Tech Mfg _________ 480-966-7376 Weiser/Mile High Precision _ 303-280-2778 X5 Manufacturing ______ 602-454-7385 Welding: Aerospace Anewco ___________ 520-751-1222 Arrow Sheet Metal_______303-427-6419 Backerworks Mfg ____ 505-342-2943 X5 Manufacturing ______ 602-454-7385 Welding: Alum. Med & Lg Alpha Machine _______ 602-437-0322 Arrow Sheet Metal_______303-427-6419 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 Empire Precision Mach.__ 480-633-4580 PVB Fabrications ____ 520-623-3529 Stellar Machining & Fab _480-961-3075 Weiser/Mile High Precision _ 303-280-2778 Welding: Enclosures Allfab Engineering _____ 602-437-0497 Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 Welding: Design Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 Welding: Inspection SVC Team Industrial Services __ 602-269-7868 Welding: Orbital L&W Fluid ________ 602-323-2560 Welding: Robotic B&B Fabrication & Machine_ 623-271-6855 Welding: Spot Nelson Engineering _____ 602-273-7114 Welding: Tig Allfab Engineering _____ 602-437-0497 Backerworks Mfg ____ 505-342-2943 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 Cutting Edge Mfg ______ 480-609-7233 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 Stellar Machining & Fab _480-961-3075

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Index of Advertisers 3D Machine .............................90 Abrams Airborne Mfg..............36-37,93 ABS Quality Evaluations.....................93 Absolute Machining & Turning.........97 ACC Machinery.................................7,81 Ace Laser..............................................91 ACME Metal Works............................99 Adams Mach.....................15,53,81,104 Advanced Coordinate Technology..83 Advanced Metal Sales........................87 Advanced Precision............................88 Aero Spring & Mfg .............................92 Aero Tech ............................................97 Aerodyne Alloys............................28,86 AgieCharmilles......................................3 Airtek....................................................85 AIT...................................................45,82 Alerus Bank & Trust .....................67,88 AllFab Engineering.............................93 All World Machinery Supply.............92 Almar Tools...................................43,84 Alpha Machine....................................99 American Aerospace..........................91 American Auctioneers Group ....16,89 AMT-America......................................95 AMTS....................................................88 Anewco................................................95 Anmark ................................................94 AP Industrial ..................................... 100 Apache Gear........................................93 Apache Steel .......................................85 API Services .........................................71 APMI .....................................................90 Arcas Machine Inc. .............................96 Arizona Finishing................................94 Arizona Hard Chrome .......................94 Arizona Wire Spec .............................90 Arizona Wire Tool........................... 100 Arrow Sheet Metal.............................93 ARTL .....................................................90 Auer Precision.....................................93 Ayers Gear & Mach ............................90 AZ CNC.........8,9,39,49,50,78,79,84,86 AZMARK ..............................................99 AZ Metals.......................................48,85 AZPMAP..........................................80,91 AZ Tool Steel.......................................86 B&B Fabrication & Machine.............92 B&B Tool .............................................87 B & T Tool & Engr..............................85 Backerworks Mfg...............................97 bandsawreviews.com .......................74 Bank of Arizona..................................86 Barry Metals..................................22,86 Bar-S Machine Inc ..............................90 Barton International ...................52,82 Bell Steel ..............................................92 BID Machine, Inc................................92 Blaser....................................................86 Blue Streak Grinding ...................44,93 BMSC ...............................1,30-32,62,92 Bolt’s Metallizing, Inc ........................96 Bralco Metals ................................14,84 Byington Steel Treating ....................94 CAID .....................................................91 Canyon State Oil..............................2,86 Cassavant Machining.........................98 Castrol...............................................2,86 CGS Technologies, Inc. .................... 92 Challenger Aerospace .......................95 ChemResearch ...................................94 CIS.........................................................90 CJ Mfg...................................................96 Cling’s Manufacturing .......................92 CNC Machinery ..................................83 Coast Aluminum.................................85 Coastal Metals...............................12,86 Coating Tech.......................................40 Collins Metal Finishing......................91 Consolidated Resources Inc........26,88 Continental Machining......................96 Controlled Thermal............................94 Creedbilt Inc........................................97 Critical Cut......................................46,91 Cupps Industrial Supply.....................96 Cutting Tool Consultants...................83 A2Z METALWORKER

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CTE..........................................................84 Cygnet Stamping & Fab.......................99 D & R Mchy...........................21,73,81,87 DCM Tech...................................66,82 Datum Inspection............................94 Delcam...................................54-55,92 Desert Fire........................................95 Desert EDM Sales......................42,84 Diehl Steel....................................... 86 DM Machine Repair ....................... 88 East Valley Laser Inc ....................... 96 East Valley Powdercoat..................99 Ebbco Inc. ....................................... 82 Echols Saw & Supply.......................81 Eclipse Carbide ............................... 94 Edge Technologies......................... 84 EDM Network............................41,85 EDM Perform Access...................... 86 EDM Tech.........................................71 Ellison Machinery .....5,65,76-7,81,83 Empire Precision Mach. ..................97 EPSI. .................................................99 Evans Precision Mach’g.................. 93 Exactitude ....................................... 95 Excaliber Precision ..........................91 Fadal CNC...................................20,82 Faist GreenTek................................ 95 Fine Line Fabricating Inc................ 93 Fine Line Laser Cutting ..................99 Flow Corp.........................................81 Foresight Technologies ..................91 Frontier Metal Stamping ...............99 Fry Fabrications ..............................90 Fry Steel Co..................................... 85 Ganesh Machinery.....................19,83 Gartman Tech Services ...........75,100 Geiger Electric Inc .......................... 82 Gilbert Metal Stamping..................90 Gilbert Precision Machine...............97 Gladhill Assoc.............................66,95 Global EDM Supply ........................ 84 Glover Precision, Inc....................... 95 GMN USA.........................................84 Gold Tech Industries .................60,95 Grindworks ......................................91 Group Manufacturing .................... 92 HK Machining ................................. 96 Hangsterfers ................................... 85 Harschco ........................................94 Haynes Intl ...................................... 85 Helical Solutions............................. 88 Helm Precision................................ 52 Hexatron Engineering.................... 96 Hi-Tech Machining & Welding...... 92 Hogan Manufacturing.................... 98 Horizon Carbide .............................90 Houghton........................................84 Howell Precision ....................... 56,91 IEC Supply LLC................................ 84 Ind. Metal Supply ......................28,86 Ind.Tool Die .................................... 95 Infinisys ......................................91,95 Innovative Cutting Tools ............... 84 Innovative Cutting Solutions......... 99 Innovative Tool Sales ..................... 84 Integrated Systems Inc ................100 IPE Aerospace ................................. 64 IRH ...................................................90 ISMG .................................................81 IVIS..............................................94,90 ITDE ................................................. 95 Jan’s Inc............................................ 96 J B’s Prec Ind.....................................95 JD Ellen .............................................95 Jemelco Inc.......................................88 J.K. Tool............................................83 Jorgenson ........... ............................83 JWB Manufacturing ........................ 94 K D Capital ................................. 27,81 Keller Precision ................................97 Kerley Corp ..................................... 83 KLK................................................... 96 Klontech Indus. Sales ................81,87 KMT Waterjet ................................. 82 K-Zell Metals, Inc. ......................46,92 Kurt Manufacturing Co. ................. 86

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Kwik Mark Inc..................................82 L&W Machine Co. ...........................95 LA Specialties ..............................58,95 Las Cruces Machine........... 1,30-32,97 Layke Inc .......................................... 91 Leavitt Group ...................................88 Lights Out Electric ...........................88 Lindel Engineering ..........................96 Lone Arrow ......................................84 Louie’s Black Oxide ....................92,94 Louie’s Gun Finishing......................94 Lynch Brothers.................................94 Lynden Intl. ......................................90 Machinery Sales.............................. 83 Magnum Precision .......... 11,81,82,91 Makino ........................................13,81 Marshall Tool & Supply .................. 87 MarZee .................................. 68,85,93 Matrix Machine ..........................90,91 Maxum Petroleum .......................2,86 May Foundry....................................93 McFarland Machine......................... 97 MC Machinery ............................31,84 Mesa Machinery ................... 38,60,83 Metalcraft Inc...................................95 Metal Finishing Systems .................29 Metal Processing Intl....................... 97 Metals Eng & Testing Labs .............88 Methods West .................................83 Micro-Tronics .................................. 91 Micro 100....................................75,86 Micropulse West .............................90 Midaco Corp .................................... 91 Milne.................................................88 MMR LLC..........................................90 Moore Tool & Equip .......................83 Morsch Machine..............................90 MTLC ................................................90 Muratec ............................................84 National Grinding & Mfg. ...............93 Nelson Engineering....................38,92 New Hope Machine ........................ 91 Nichols Precision ............................. 97 Noranco.......................................46,92 North-South ...............................35,84 OGP...................................................82 Omax Corp..................................57,81 Orion Registrar ................................95 Osborn Products ........................91,93 Pacific Metal Stampings..................99 Parker Fasteners ..............................93 Perfection Industrial Finishing .......98 Petroferm .........................................84 PGI.......................................................8 Phoenix Grinding............................. 91 Phoenix Heat Treat .........................94 Phoenix Metal Finishing & Polishing.......94 Phoenix Metalcraft ..........................99 Phoenix Small Tool ......................... 87 Pioneer Distributing Co. ................. 91 Powill Mfg ........................................94 Praxair Distribution .........................93 Precious Metal Plating. ...................95 Precise Measurements LLC........63,88 Precision Casting Repair ................. 91 Precision Die & Stamping...............90 Precision Industrial Painting........... 91 Precision Metalworks ...................100 Precision Metal Products..............100 Premier Precision .......................66,92 Pro Precision ....................................93 Pure-Logic Industries....................,100 PVB Fabrications..............................91 QS Machinery...................................82 Qualichem, Inc.................................85 Quality Improvement Consulting...89 Quality Mold....................................93 Quick Turn Financial........................89 R&D Specialty Manco......................96 RMG Machining..........................25,98 RMSS.................................................98 Road Machinery...............................99 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades........ ..82 Roentgen USA..................................82 Ron Grob...........................................96 RPM Industries..................................96

Ryerson .............................................87 S&S Machinery Sales ........................83 SA Recycling......................................87 S L Fusco............................................85 Samuel, Son & Co..................18,85,86 Sandvik Coromant......................83,89 Satowfi ...................................50-51,96 Sav-On Plating...................................98 Savage Machine ...............................82 Sawblade.com .............................. ,103 SBG Capital........................................87 Schenk Intertech ..............................84 Scriven Precision Fab. ..................... 90 Seco Tools.........................................87 Semiray ....................................... 69,96 Service & Sales............................... 100 Setco Spindles & Slides ...................86 Shaw Precision Grind’g ....................92 Shop Floor Automations .................88 Southwest Powder ...........................94 Siro Machining................................. 99 Solar Atmospheres .......................... 90 Southwest Powder ...........................94 Southwest Spindle Service ..............87 Southwest Swiss Precision ..............96 Southwest Tool & Die Services.......92 Southwest Waterjet-Laser .........24,99 SPRINGWORKS Utah..................... 100 St Vrain ..............................................97 Star Metal Fluids.........17,82,85,87,88 Starrett ..............................................82 State Technology..............................85 Steel Services Grind’g..................72,91 Stellar Machining & Fab Inc.............95 Sterling Fabrication Technology.....23,82 Sun Grinding ...............................34,93 Sun Tech......................................... 100 Superior Grinding.............................94 Supra Alloys, Inc ...............................87 Sustaining Edge Solutions ......... 10,87 Swisstech Tooling & Mfg.................98 TCI Precision Metals................... 61,85 TMM Precision............................90,93 T.S.M. Mach. ...............................19,81 Team Industrial Services............70,94 TechMark ..........................................93 Tech Mold .........................................61 Temtco Steel.....................................85 The Metal Man............................90,93 The Werks C&C ................................86 Thompson Machine .........................92 Tipco Punch ................................... 100 TMI (GibbsCAM) ...............................88 Tolleson Steel ...................................85 Toolcraft of Phoenix.........................96 Tooling Molds West.........................96 Tornquist Machinery........................82 Total Filtration Services ...................84 Total Quality Sys...............................85 Tornos .........................................33,82 Trepanning Specialties.....................98 Tri-Matrix Mach ................................92 Trusty-Cook ................................29,83 Tube Service .....................................85 TVT Die Casting ..........................68,93 TW Metals .........................................86 U S Shop Tools ...........................47,84 Ulbrich of CA............................... 59,85 Ultimate Machinery..........................97 United Performance Metals ..........58,85 Uni-Tek ..............................................95 Universal Laser Systems...................52 Val-Tech Mfg .....................................92 Visalus................................................63 Washington Cal. ..................44,94 Wayco Sales Inc ................................92 WC Machine & Tool.........................92 Weiser/Mile High Precision .............93 Western Cast Parts .......................... 90 Western Sintering Co.................... 100 Western States Metal.......................88 Whitley Machine ........................93 Widia .................................................92 Wire-Tech..........................................92 Wrico ...........................................74,92 Wright Prototype .............................91 X5.......................................................92

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Discounts for ordering 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 blades. WIDTH 4'-6" 5'-0" 5'-6" 6'-0" 6'-6" 7'-0" 7'-6" 8'-0" 8'-6" 9'-0" 9'-6" 10'-0" 10'-6" 11'-0" 11'-6" 12'-0" 12'-6" 13'-0" 13'-6" 14'-0" 14'-6" 15'-0" 15'-6" 16'-0" 16'-6" 17'-0" 17'-6" 18'-0" 18'-6" 19'-0" 19'-6" 20'-0" 20'-6" 21'-0" 21'-6" 22'-0" 22’-6” 23’-0”

1/4” & !/2” $15.52 $16.53 $17.54 $18.55 $19.56 $20.57 $21.58 $22.59 $23.60 $24.61 $25.62 $26.63 $27.64 $28.65 $29.66 $30.67 $31.68 $32.69 $33.69 $34.70 $35.71 $36.72 $37.73 $38.74 $39.75 $40.76 $41.77 $42.78 $43.79 $44.80 $45.81 $46.82 $47.83 $48.84 $49.85 $50.86 $51.86 $52.87

3/4" $16.63 $17.76 $18.89 $20.02 $21.16 $22.29 $23.42 $24.55 $25.69 $26.82 $27.95 $29.08 $30.21 $31.35 $32.48 $33.61 $34.74 $35.87 $37.01 $38.14 $39.27 $40.40 $41.53 $42.67 $43.80 $44.93 $46.06 $47.19 $48.33 $49.46 $50.59 $51.72 $52.86 $53.99 $55.12 $56.25 $57.38 $58.52

1" $18.16 $19.46 $20.76 $22.06 $23.36 $24.67 $25.97 $27.27 $28.57 $29.87 $31.18 $32.48 $33.78 $35.08 $36.38 $37.69 $38.99 $40.29 $41.59 $42.89 $44.19 $45.50 $46.80 $48.10 $49.40 $50.70 $52.01 $53.31 $54.61 $55.91 $57.21 $58.52 $59.82 $61.12 $62.42 $63.72 $65.02 $66.33

1-1/4" $20.19 $21.72 $23.25 $24.78 $26.31 $27.84 $29.36 $30.89 $32.42 $33.95 $35.48 $37.01 $38.53 $40.06 $41.59 $43.12 $44.65 $46.18 $47.70 $49.23 $50.76 $52.29 $53.82 $55.35 $56.87 $58.40 $59.93 $61.46 $62.99 $64.52 $66.04 $67.57 $69.10 $70.63 $72.16 $73.69 $75.21 $76.74

WIDTH 15’-6” 16’-0” 16’-6” 17’-0” 17’-6” 18’-0” 18’-6” 19'-0" 19'-6" 20'-0" 20'-6" 21'-0" 21'-6" 22'-0" 22'-6" 23'-0" 23'-6" 24'-0" 24'-6" 25'-0" 25'-6" 26'-0" 26'-6" 27'-0" 27'-6" 28'-0" 28'-6" 29'-0" 29'-6" 30'-0" 30’-6” 31’-0” 31'-6" 32'-0" 32'-6" 33'-0" 33'-6" 34'-0"

1-1/2" $65.93 $67.83 $69.73 $71.62 $73.52 $75.41 $77.31 $79.21 $81.10 $83.00 $84.90 $86.79 $88.69 $90.58 $92.48 $94.38 $96.27 $98.17 $100.07 $101.96 $103.86 $105.75 $107.65 $109.55 $111.44 $113.34 $115.23 $117.13 $119.03 $120.92 $122.82 $124.72 $126.61 $128.51 $130.40 $132.30 $134.20 $136.09

2" $95.93 $98.79 $101.65 $104.51 $107.37 $110.23 $113.08 $115.94 $118.80 $121.66 $124.52 $127.38 $130.24 $133.09 $135.95 $138.81 $141.67 $144.53 $147.39 $150.24 $153.10 $155.96 $158.82 $161.68 $164.54 $167.40 $170.25 $173.11 $175.97 $178.83 $181.69 $184.55 $187.40 $190.26 $193.12 $195.98 $198.84 $201.70

2-5/8" $117.67 $121.14 $124.62 $128.09 $131.56 $135.03 $138.50 $141.97 $145.45 $148.92 $152.39 $155.86 $159.33 $162.80 $166.28 $169.75 $173.22 $176.69 $180.16 $183.63 $187.11 $190.58 $194.05 $197.52 $200.99 $204.47 $207.94 $211.41 $214.88 $218.35 $221.82 $225.30 $228.77 $232.24 $235.71 $239.18 $242.65 $246.13

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