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Editor’s Corner Train people well enough so they can leave, Treat them well enough so they don’t want to. -Richard Branson When a country has the skill and self-confidence to take action against its biggest problems, it makes outsiders eager to be a part of it. -Bill Gates A business that makes nothing but money is a poor business. -Henry Ford The manufacturing job market is thick with jobs and thin with employees to fit the bill. The typical manufacturing company, job shop, or general business that makes something, works hard to train their family of employees and to keep them feeling as part of the family! It’s typical to hear employers are sweetening the pot with free eye care, free dental, vacation time, bonus incentives and yes health care to encourage new workers to join their club. But that’s what everyone is doing or is trying to do.A business in this era has to at least show up with these bare basics for an employee to feel this job is where they will spend most of their time. So now that you found them, how do you make them feel ‘this is home’ and where they want to stay and to grow? Treat them like family. Joke with them, eat with them, train them, help them, walk as an example for them, and allow them to be a part of the team. Allow your enthusiasm to infect them and let these new hires sparkle, and allow their hope to shine. A manufacturing business must make something, they must sell it, and yes they must make money. But if we just make money, even a lot of it, what have we really made. Our companies should help promote good ethics, good habits, higher level skills, comradery, fun, education, and a quality standard that promotes doing all of these things when no one is looking. There is a culture in every business and I don’t mean an ethnicity, I mean an understanding of who we are as a company, what we do as a company, and what we stand for as a company.We can wear it on our tee shirts, and we can live it and exhale it with pride, it’s our name. In the old days there were cattle outfits that had hundreds of cowboys ‘riding for the brand’ of that company. In those days they ate together, laughed together, worked side by side, slept in the same bunkhouse, and held high the brand they all rode for. It was their club, their fraternity, their company and they were proud to represent the name of their outfit. If a company can focus on their employees as the most important asset of their company, help them grow well, help them feel good about where they work and what they do, that company will not only make money, it will also make great citizens! In closing I want to thank you all for supporting our 3 regional manufacturing magazines and I would like to encourage you to be a part of our magazines by offering your feedback on how we can do a better job of serving you. Thank you, and God Bless Our Troops!

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Linda Daly, Stephen Hannemann, Hugh Taylor, Eugene Wirth Published bi-monthly to keep precision manufacturers abreast of news, contracts, trends, and to supply a viable supplier source for the industry. Circulation: A2Z Manufacturing West Coast maintains a master list of over 14,000 decision makers consisting of fortune 1000 companies, small manufacturing companies, engineering firms, DOD & Scientific Lab facilities, machine shops, fab-shops, and secondary source businesses. It has an estimated pass on readership of more than 25,000 people. The majority of our readers are based in CA, OR, WA area! Advertising Rates have remained the same since 1999, deadlines and mechanical requirements furnished on our website at: www.a2zManufacturing.com. All photos and copy become the property ofA2Z Manufacturing. The Publisher assumes no responsibility for the contents of any advertisement, and all representations are those of the advertiser and not that of the publisher. The Publisher is not liable to any advertiser for any misprints or errors not the fault of the publisher, and in such event, the limit of the publisher's liability shall only be the amount of the publishers charge for such advertising.

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Announcements & Releases New Seco Steadyline® Tooling Additions Deepen Turning Capabilities Seco Tools has expanded its long-reach turning and boring solutions with additions to its well-known series of Steadyline® vibration-damping turning/boring bars and their respective heads.The new additions include 1.00” (25 mm) diameter Steadyline® bars, GL25 turning heads and 4.00” (100 mm) diameter Steadyline® bars, along with a range of rough and fine boring heads for Steadyline® bars.Where conventional solutions fail, Steadyline® delivers accuracy and confidence in long overhang operations, reducing spindle stress, increasing metal-removal rates, creating smooth surface finishes and extending tool life. Steadyline® turning bars use the most-effective passive damping system in the industry for easy turning and boring operations to depths up to 10xD in small and large holes. A dynamic passive system acts as anti-resonance inside the holder’s body as a damped mass counter vibrates against the first vibration. Working together with the Steadyline® damping system, the short, compact GL heads maximize vibration absorption, making it possible to use extended lengths without tool chatter or work interruptions. With Steadyline®, users can exchange turning and boring tool heads quickly and effortlessly using the unique Seco GL connection. The GL connection mounts heads to Steadyline® bars quickly and firmly, with centering accuracy and repeatability of 5 microns and 180° head A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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U S Shop Tools 2019-20 Master Catalog Anaheim, CA- Supplying America’s machine shops and manufacturers for over 25 years, U S Shop Tools is proud to announce the release of their 2019-20 Master Catalog. The all-new 572 page catalog contains information and pricing on t h e c o m p a n y ’s large offering of metalworking tools and supplies, including lathe and m i l l wo r k h o l d i n g, cutting tools, carbide tooling, cutting fluids, abrasives, measuring tools and toolroom

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Hurco Introduces New Double-Column Bridge Design 5-Axis Machine The Hurco BX40Ui 5-Axis CNC double-column mac hining center, with trunnion table mounted along the Y-axis, is the perfect combination of performance and flexibility. The ladder structure and double-column design provides extreme rigidity and outstanding support to the head casting. With an 18k motorized spindle and oversized linear guide rollers, the BX40Ui is perfect for a wide range of applications. Additionally, the bridge structure is isolated from part weight and operates in a stable and predictable manner. Exceptional cutting feed rates are achieved with patented high-speed motion technology called UltiMotion that simultaneously reduces cycle times by up to 30% or more and delivers outstanding surface finish quality.

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Showroom Open Monday - Friday From 8am To 5pm Announcements Continued The BX40Ui differs from other bridge-type 5-Axis CNC machines due to the integrated Hurco control powered by WinMax® control software and UltiMotion®.The control helps machinists and job shops be more productive and profitable by supporting multiple programming methods: conversational for 5-sided programming with no CAM system needed; NC for simultaneous 5-axis; and a Hurco-specific feature called NC/Conversational Merge that optimizes efficiency even further. The newest control feature called 3D Import is especially advantageous for Hurco 5-axis machines because the control software creates Transform Planes automatically for easy 5-sided conversational programming that eliminates data entry requirements. UltiMotion is the sophisticated motion control system invented by Hurco that determines the optimal trajectory to run the tool, provides consistent programmed feed rates and reduces cycle time.With UltiMotion, cornering velocity is 2.5 times faster than conventional motion and machine jerk is A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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United Performance Metals Achieves Pratt & Whitney Lcs Approval In Greenville Service Center United Performance Metals (UPM) has successfully achieved Pratt & Whitney-LCS approval from Pratt & Whitney Group. This approval will allow the company’s Greenville, South Carolina branch to begin providing

Announcements Continued LCS certified materials in both sheet and bar forms to its Southeastern U.S. customer base.

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O’Neal Industries (ONI) is the largest family-owned group of metals service centers in the United States. Composed of six leading brands and generating sales of approximately $2.6 billion in 2018, ONI is based in Birmingham, Alabama, and has more than 80 specialized facilities throughout North America, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.onealind.com

“Achieving Pratt & Whitney-LCS certification in Greenville allows us the ability to provide our customers with the P&W-LCS materials they need in the Southeast region, something we really wanted to do to serve that market at the highest possible standards” stated JJ Johnson, Director of Operations.

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Mark Ruel, Quality Lead for UPM added “We’re very proud we have obtained our certification in Greenville. This achievement demonstrates our focus on delivering the highest quality standards across the U.S. We want to make it easy for our customers to find the LCS certified materials they need, wherever they are located.”

The Precision Metalforming Association announced the appointment of a new president, David C. Klotz, effective February 1, 2019. Klotz will lead the more than 800-member association’s work including leading PMA’s 40-member staff, directing strategic planning, engaging in membership development and outreach, managing finances, and leading domestic and international advocacy efforts.

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“David comes from our industry and has served in several PMA leadership positions at the district and national levels for many years. As a long-standing, active member of PMA, he knows the members and the challenges faced by our industry. He has the managerial, leadership and customer sensitive skill sets required to lead PMA and represent our industry and its members. I thank Bill Gaskin, who came out of retirement to serve as interim president over the past several months, and look forward to working with David, Bill and the entire PMA staff on the many exciting PMA programs planned for 2019.” Industry groups: Lift 232 tariffs so we can help get USCMA through Congress

Industry groups: Lift 232 tariffs so we can help get USCMA through Congress Inside U.S.Trade A broad coalition of industry groups is appealing to the Trump administration to remove steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada and Mexico so they can turn their attention to getting the U.S.-MexicoCanada Agreement through Congress. In a brief letter to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, the groups – representing a wide variety of sectors – say they “wish to underscore the importance of lifting tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and the removal of all retaliatory tariffs on trade among the parties.” “For many far mer s, ranc her s and manufacturers, the damage from the reciprocal trade actions in the steel dispute far outweighs any benefit that may accrue to them from the USMCA,” the letter states. “The continued application of metal tariffs means ongoing economic hardship for U.S. companies that depend on imported steel and aluminum, but that are not exempted from these tariffs. Producers of agricultural and manufactured products that are highly dependent on the Canadian and Mexican markets are also suffering serious financial losses.” “We urge you to take all necessary steps to resolve this matter so that zero-tariff North American trade can resume, and we can turn our attention to working with you to gain prompt Congressional approval of the USMCA,” the letter concludes.

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Aviation Week Names Boeing CEO Muilenburg Its 2018 Person Of The Year

“ISM really turbocharged the market this morning. It wasn’t the jobs report,” said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist with RSM US.

After a year of high-profile contract wins, acquisitions and supplier overhaul efforts that stretched into Wichita, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has been named person of the year for 2018 by AviationWeek.

It’s a big difference from a month ago. The combination of a weak ISM manufacturing reading and a sales warning from Apple (AAPL) led to a 660-point drop in the Dow on January 3. “The rebound in the ISM manufacturing index in January provides further reassurance that economic growth has remained solid at the beginning of 2019,” said research firm Capital Economics. “It is clear that activity is not falling off a cliff.” “There were concerns that too much manufacturing activity was pulled forward from the start of this year to the end of 2018 due to worries about tariffs. But the new orders numbers imply that we should still see solid manufacturing demand,” Brusuelas said. There are hopes the Trump administration and China will agree to a new deal before then. But the latest manufacturing data, coupled with the healthy jobs numbers, are a good sign for the US economy. “Near term worries about a recession are fading,” said Mark Heppenstall, chief investment officer at Penn Mutual Asset Management. Source: CNN Business

In dubbing the Boeing (NYSE: BA) executive “The Transformer,” the aerospace publication notes contract wins such as those for the U.S. Air Force T-X trainer jet and the MQ-25 unmanned refueling tanker as marking a particularly big year for the company in the defense industry. But there was also the $4.2 billion joint venture on commercial aircraft reached with Embraer and the $4.25 billion acquisition of parts distributor KLX. All that, and plenty more, came as the company won a greater share of the commercial aerospace market, even as it wrestled with production challenges and continued high-profile delays of the KC-46 tanker that will eventually call McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita home. That includes a new long-term agreement reached late in 2018 with Spirit AeroSystems Inc. in Wichita. Spirit (NYSE: SPR), the city’s largest employer, has work on all Boeing commercial programs, as well as work on defense programs that use commercial models as their platforms. A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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Department of Defense (DoD) Awards General Atomics, Electromagnetics Systems Group, San Diego, California, is awarded $19,682,252 for firm-fixed-price delivery order N0001919F2406 against a previously issued basic ordering agreement (N00019-16-G-0006). This order provides for the manufacture, assembly, inspection, integration, test and delivery of Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) spare parts in support of the CVN-78 prior to the Advanced Arresting Gear and EMALS material support dates. Work will be performed in San Diego, California (37 percent); Boston, Massachusetts (18 percent); Tupelo, Mississippi (10.7 percent); Aston, Pennsylvania (5.8 percent); Guilford, Connecticut (4.4 percent); San Leandro, California (3.5 percent); Cincinnati, Ohio (2.6 percent); Randolph, New Jersey (2.4 percent); and is expected to be completed in January 2023. Fiscal 2018 and 2019 shipbuilding and conversion (Navy) funds in the amount of $19,682,252 will be obligated at time of award, none of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Maryland, is the contracting activity. Multibeam Corp., Santa Clara, California, has been awarded a $22,900,000 firm-fixed-price modification A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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to contract FA9453-17-C-0015 for the Electron-Beam Direct Write subsystems. This contract is to continue demonstration of the advanced lithography tool for government integrated circuits developed under the basic contract. Work will be performed in Santa Clara, California, and is expected to be completed May 19, 2021. Fiscal 2017 Defense Production Act Title III funds in the amount of $22,900,000 are being obligated at the time of award. Total cumulative face value of the contract is $32,300,000. Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, is the contracting activity. General Atomics, San Diego, California, is awarded $8,417,378 for ceiling-priced delivery order N00383-19-F-NA05 under previously awarded basic ordering agreement (N00383-18-G-NA01) for the manufacture of 17 various line items for initial spares acquisition in support of the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System for use on aircraft carriers. Work will be performed in Tupelo, Mississippi, and work will be completed by January 2022. Working capital funds (Navy) in the amount of $6,313,034 will be obligated at the time of award and funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. One source was solicited for this non-competitive requirement, and one offer was received. Naval Supply Systems CommandWeapon Systems is the contracting activity. Teledyne Scientific & Imaging LLC, Thousand Oaks, California, has been awarded a $16,448,132 modification (P00005) to contract FA9453-17-C-0037 for Fortress program to establish thrust to pursue medium wavelength infrared and long wavelength infrared HgCdTe based detector technologies with a higher performance than conventional HgCdTe photodiodes. The contract modification intends to pursue these novel HgCdTe detector technologies in parallel with conventional HgCdTe and III-V based unipolar barrier infrared detectors but grown on larger substrates. Work will be performed in Thousand Oaks, California, and is expected to be completed by March 12, 2022. Fiscal 2018 and research, development, test and evaluation; and

Title III funds in the amount of $6,750,000 are being obligated at the time of award. Total cumulative face value of the contract is $22,381,868. Air Force Research Laboratory is the contracting activity. Goodrich Corp., Brea, California, has been awarded an estimated $27,095,145 requirements contract for the repair/ overhaul of the internal rescue hoist on UH-1N and aircraft mounted winch on HH60 helicopters.This contract provides for the contractor to repair and perform program depot-level maintenance and unscheduled program depot-level maintenance in support of the UH-1N and HH-60 helicopters. Work will be performed in Brea, California, and is expected to be completed by Jan. 29, 2024. This award is the result of a sole-source acquisition. Air Force Sustainment Center, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, is the contracting activity (FA8524-19-D-0001). Loc kheed Mar tin Space, Sunnyvale, California, is awarded $559,622,074 for cost-plus-incentive-fee, fixed-priceincentive, cost-plus-fixed-fee modification P00004 to a previously awarded contract (N00030-18-C-0100) for Trident II (D5) missile production and deployed system support. Work will be performed in Magna, Utah (29.47 percent); Sunnyvale, California (16.75 percent); Cape Canaveral, Florida (14.07 percent); Pittsfield, Massachusetts (6.00 percent); Denver, Colorado (5.56 percent); Camden, Arizona (3.96 percent); Titusville, Florida (3.87 percent); Kingsport, Tennessee (3.87 percent); Kings Bay, Georgia (3.15 percent); El Segundo, California (2.87 percent); and work is expected to be completed Sept. 30, 2023. Fiscal 2019 weapons procurement (Navy) funds in the amount of $412,117,013; fiscal 2019 other procurement (Navy) funds in the amount of $9,717,587; and United Kingdom funds in the amount of $137,787,474 will be obligated on this award. No funds will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. Strategic Systems Programs, Washington, District of Columbia, is the contracting activity. Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., San Diego, California, is awarded $55,062,919 for modification P00011 to a previously awarded fixed-pr ice-incentive-fir m

contract. This modification provides for the procurement of five Fire Scout MQ-8C unmanned air systems and two lightweight fuel cells. Work will be performed in San Diego, California (33 percent); Ozark, Alabama (27 percent); Fort Worth, Texas (18 percent); Moss Point, Mississippi (16 percent); and various locations within the continental U.S. (6 percent), and is expected to be completed in August 2021. Fiscal 2018 aircraft procurement (Navy) funds in the amount of $55,062,919 will be obligated at time of award, none of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Maryland, is the contracting activity. The Boeing Co., Seattle, Washington, is awarded a $2,458,707,154 modification to a previously awarded firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract (N00019-14-C-0067). This modification provides for the production and delivery of 19 P-8A lot 10 aircraft to include 10 for the Navy, four for the government of the U.K. and five for the government of Norway. In addition, this modification includes engineering change proposal 4 SilverBlock for the government of the U.K. and Lot 10 segregable efforts consisting of unknown obsolescence, and obsolescence monitoring. Work will be performed in Seattle, Washington (80.6 percent); Baltimore, Maryland (2.6 percent); Greenlawn, New York (2.4 percent),and is expected to be completed in March 2022. Fiscal 2019 Foreign Military Sales (FMS) funds in the amount of $2,458,707,154 will be obligated. award, none of A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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Houston Transit System Orders $69M In Light Rail Trains From Siemens’ The Siemens Mobility train factory in Sacramento has won an order for 14 light rail trains for the Houston area. This new order represents more longterm manufacturing in Sacramento, where Siemens employs 1,300 people. In December, Siemens received two orders for a total of $1.6 billion to build heavy rail vehicles for Amtrak and for the Canadian rail service. The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County has previously ordered twice from Siemens, and this will bring to 51 the total number of trains ordered from Siemens, according to Siemens Mobility. Houston’s transit system was the first in the country to use low-floor light rail trains, where the inside of the coach is level with the platform, which allows access for wheelchairs. Many light rail systems, such as Sacramento’s, have steps into the trains or special ramps for wheelchairs. Since Houston pioneered the low-floor trains, Siemens has had orders for more than 600 of the A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Houston launched its light rail system in 2004 with 12 miles of track. It now has three different lines and just under 23 miles of track, said Laura Whitley, spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County. The transit authority paid $69.2 million for the 14 trains, she said. A Federal Transit Authority grant provided funding for 54.7 percent of the purchase for 13 of the 14 vehicles, Whitley said. Houston bought the cars for future capacity needs on its Purple and Green Lines. During times of high capacity, the trains will allow METRORail to run two car trains on those lines.The Purple and Green lines are METRORail’s east/ west routes that connect major universities, historic Houston neighborhoods, the pro soccer team “The Dynamo” to downtown, the theater district and METRORail’s Red Line, she said. Siemens builds heavy rail cars, locomotives and light rail cars at a largely solar-powered factory just south of Sacramento, where Siemens has been building trains and light rail systems since 1985. The 600,000-square-foot train factory is on a 60-acre campus at 7338 French Road.The company also has a repair facility at McClellan Park. Last May, Siemens Mobility got permits from Sacramento County for a 77,258-square-foot expansion of its manufacturing buildings, and in June, Siemens took out a building permit for $9.1 million in construction at the factory. Siemens Mobility is a subsidiary of Berlin- and Munichbased conglomerate Siemens AG. By Mark Anderson – Staff Writer, Sacramento Business Journal

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Boeing has asked potential future engine suppliers of its New Midmarket Airplane (NMA) to pay a royalty if they’re involved in the jet program, a top aerospace analyst said this week at the Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance conference. Kevin Michaels, the managing director at the consulting firm AeroDynamic Advisory, said no Boeing insiders told him of the plan, but he’s hearing about it from clients, including aerospace parts makers throughout the supply chain. “How (engine suppliers) feel about it is that they think it’s Armageddon,” Michaels said. Boeing spokesman Paul Bergman declined comment on Michael’s remarks or the possibility of a royalty. Three companies submitted proposals to Boeing for the NMA, which some analysts have referred to as the 797: CFM International, Rolls Royce and Pratt and Whitney. Until now, engine suppliers haven’t paid royalties to Boeing for having their engines included on any new jet. “If there’s royalties, the important question is who pays for it, the OEM (original equipment maker) or airline customer,” Michaels said. “If the supplier is able to pass it onto the customer, it protects their interests, but it makes the airplane more expensive to operate.” Boeing’s potential NMA, aka the 797, is expected to be somewhere between the smaller 737 jet family and the Dreamliner 787.

They subsequently recover their investment by generating revenues on subsequent spare parts sold to airlines over the 20-year life of an airplane and its engines, either for repairs or during major regularly scheduled engine overhauls. But Boeing has also launched and expanded its own global services unit, a way to diversify its revenues during aerospace down cycles. It has started to seek a bigger piece of the aircraft parts and services market and is growing by acquiring companies in that space. Michaels said there are different possible approaches, which could include a royalty on aftermarket and engine overhaul parts. “That’s where the money is made,” he said. Another approach could be a royalty on engine hours of operation, which could be made possible by detailed digital information now recorded by systems on every airplane. Michaels believes there’s a 60 percent chance Boeing will launch the NMA. If it does, he believes the frontrunner for the engine contract is CFM International, the joint venture made of up GE Aviation and Safran of France. By Andrew McIntosh – Staff Writer, Puget Sound Business Journal A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Here’s How A Tesla Deal For GM’s Abandoned Factories Could Help Revive America’s Auto Industry And Create 45,000 Jobs

production near Detroit and farther south in the Tennessee region, but as it looks for more skilled workers — and supportive politicians — locations outside of California may be on its short list.

As old-guard automakers struggle to adapt to changing markets, factories are shuttering and jobs are being cut.

“Hey Elon Musk, Call me,” Ohio Governor John Kasich tweeted this week. “There are no better works than Ohio workers. And Lordstown is ready for you.”

General Motors, the most recent example, announced earlier this month it would “de-allocate” three North American plants in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada; Detroit; and Warren, Ohio in 2019.The shifts away from producing passenger cars thanks to plummeting consumer demand for the vehicles will help GM remain profitable, CEO Mary Barra said — but will cost 14,000 employees their jobs. That’s where Tesla comes in.

Morgan Stanley says Kasich’s pitch could be a win-win-win-win for everyone involved. “Tesla, GM, President Trump, EV’s, and a small town in northeast Ohio are all potentially connected in an evolving narrative around the future of high tech manufacturing in the US,” it said in a note to clients this week. “We see many potential outcomes, including one that benefits Tesla, GM, the consumer and the next-gen American auto worker.”

Already at 45,000 employees and expecting to remain profitable after its first cash flow positive quarter earlier this year, the company is gearing up to expand its production capacity — most notably in China, where its begun construction on a second Gigafactory.

It was Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s comments to CBS’ 60 Minutes that catalyzed the bank’s theorizing. He told the news magazine that Tesla “would be interested” in buying an idled GM plant.

There’s also room for expansion in the United States as well. Adam Jonas, an analyst for Morgan Stanley predicts that Tesla could reach 92,000 workers by 2030, with “tens of thousands of jobs” needed in the US more immediately.

And it wouldn’t be the company’s first time sapping up unused assets from a bigger player in the space for a hefty discount. It’s main Fremont, California assembly plant is a former New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc. factory (even if Tesla has struggled to produce cars as the same quip as the now-shuttered previous owner).

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GM’s cars may not be selling well, but Tesla continues to sell more.

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Morgan Stanley projects sale of the Model 3 to grow by 114% in 2019. A deal could be favorable for both Tesla and GM investors, too. “Given the parties involved in this story,” writes Morgan Stanley, “We think there is a distinct possibility that the event path could evolve into something with greater significance for the stocks involved.”Source: Business Insider; By: Graham Rapier

Sunpower Begins Panel Production At Former Solarworld Plant In Hillsboro SunPower has begun production at the former SolarWorld solar panel factory in Hillsboro, the San Jose, Calif.-based company said last month. SunPower said about 200 employees were employed making its Performance Series panels aimed at commercial customers. As the Business Journal revealed, SunPower paid $26 million for the plant last year, in the wake of the collapse of SolarWorld’s German corporate parent and the Trump administration’s imposition of tariffs on most global solar imports into the U.S. Tom Werner, SunPower’s CEO and chairman, said last fall

the company would spend “probably in the lowdigit tens of millions … over the next 18 months” in outfitting the plant for S u n Power production. Employment at the Hillsboro factory had edged above 1,000 in 2010 before a first wave of cheap Chinese solar panels began depressing prices. SolarWorld fought for trade protection and rebounded in the middle of the decade, but the Hillsboro factory’s future was thrown into grave doubt in spring 2017 after SolarWorld AG declared bankruptcy. The Hillsboro operation quickly downsized from 800 employees to around 300, then sought rescue in another trade case — and the Trump administration came through in January 2018. Less than three months later, SunPower, with most of its manufacturing in Asia and seeking a U.S. manufacturing outpost, announced the deal to purchase SolarWorld’s Hillsboro assets. By Pete Danko – Staff Reporter, Portland Business Journal A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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over the year, with about three-fourths of the gain in durable goods. Manufacturing had added 207,000 jobs in 2017. Before last month’s report, investors had begun betting that policy makers will instead end up cutting borrowing costs. The data probably brought a “huge sigh of relief on Constitution Avenue,” the site of the Fed’s headquarters in Washington, said Torsten Slok, chief international economist. The figures take pressure off Powell to downplay the dot-plot rate forecasts of policy makers, and the chairman can “easily justify” additional hikes, Slok said. Now, “this should give the Fed some comfort that their assessment of the economy is correct and that they’re on track for further rate increases this year,” said Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist at Barclays Plc. The figures brought the 2018 payrolls gain to 2.64 million, up from 2.19 million in 2017. Economists have expected the pace of gains to ease this year, consistent with their forecasts that gross domestic product growth will moderate amid the trade war and a fading boost from the Trump administration’s tax cuts. Even so, President Donald Trump is likely to cheer the results as evidence that his policies are still boosting the economy, rather than dragging it down.

Announcements & Releases Continued As US Payrolls Rise 312,000, Manufacturing Adds Most Jobs in a Year U.S. employers added the most workers in 10 months as wage gains accelerated and labor-force participation jumped, reflecting a robust job market that nevertheless faces mounting risks in 2019. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 312,000 in December, easily topping all forecasts, after an upwardly revised 176,000 gain the prior month, a Labor Department report showed. Average hourly earnings rose 3.2% from a year earlier, more than projected and matching the fastest pace since 2009. Meanwhile, the jobless rate rose from a five-decade low to 3.9%, reflecting more people actively seeking work. The dollar surged, U.S. stock futures remained higher and Treasuries tumbled following the strong report. Hiring and wage increases will support consumer spending and offer some respite after a spate of weak economic data and cuts in corporate revenue forecasts fueled stock-market jitters. Still, it may be hard to replicate such labor-market gains in 2019 amid the U.S.-China tariff war, softening manufacturing, a housing slowdown and a projected cooling in global growth. From the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Manufacturing added 32,000 jobs in December. Most of the gain occurred in the durable goods component (+19,000). Manufacturing employment increased by 284,000 A Z MANUFACTURING SW • 20 • March / Apr2018 2

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This is the strongest employment report of this economic cycle -- hands down. While we’ve seen greater job gains in some months, the plus-300,000 number along with another increase in average hourly earnings clearly signals that the economic expansion ended 2018 on strong footing. Perhaps most surprising was the two-tenths rise in the unemployment rate due to an increase in participation. It’s one month of data, but talk of the Fed cutting rates in the near future should be off the table for now. -- Tim Mahedy, Bloomberg Economics The labor strength spanned most industries, including the biggest gain in construction since February, and the most manufacturing jobs added in a year. Private service providers boosted payrolls by 227,000, the most in more than a yearl. Average hourly earnings for all private workers rose 0.4% from thePage prior Announcements Continued 22month following a 0.2% gain, the report showed.

The annual increase followed a 3.1% advance. Private payrolls rose by 301,000, well above the median estimate of 185,000. Government payrolls increased by 11,000. The employment-population ratio, another broad gauge of labor-market health, was unchanged at 60.6%. The average workweek increased to 34.5 hours from 34.4 hours in the prior month; a shorter workweek has the effect of boosting average hourly pay. The U-6, or underemployment rate, was unchanged at 7.6 percent. This measure includes part-time workers who want a full-time job and people who are less active in seeking work. In annual revisions to data based on the household survey, the unemployment rate for October was increased to 3.8% from 3.7%. By Shobhana Chandra, Bloomberg

Caleb Carr Is Creating A Safer Hoist System For Rescue Helicopters Caleb Carr is the president and CEO of Vita Inclinata Technologies, which is working to create a safer hoist system for rescue helicopters. With a background in search and rescue, he decided to launch the company and find a better way to do helicopter rescues after witnessing many unsuccessful missions, but in particular, one that resulted in a friend not being able to make it out of a dangerous situation due to high winds that kept a rescue helicopter from being able to lower a rescue basket.The resulting technology is the Load Stability System. Can you describe this innovation — the hoist system? Many people have seen videos of helicopter rescues, more specifically, the use of a hoist system to lift a person from the ground to the helicopter. During these missions, the basket, person or load often swings, hurting or killing people in the process. Together, theVita Inclinata team designed a system that connects directly to the

rescue cable, which eliminates the swinging. The Load Stability System eliminates the swing by leveraging drone technology and high-powered fans to provide counter thrust in the direction of the hoist swing. It can not only counteract the swing but react to external conditions such as wind, up to 112 mph. Are there other ways this innovation can be used? Beyond helicopter hoisting and sling load missions, the LSS is also very applicable to cranes, more specifically, high-rise cranes. The LSS can enable operations to continue without the need for a tag line — rope from the load to the ground for stabilization — and in more adverse weather conditions. In addition to construction operations,Vita has looked to stabilizing everything from refueling aircraft booms — Boeing KC-135 — to ski lifts to prevent the oscillations back and forth. What did winning first place at last year’s Seattle University Harriet Stephenson Business Plan Competition mean for the company? I attribute a lot of what Vita has accomplished to the competition. Thanks to the competition, we received our first investment, were able to build a small LSS and started to make Vita a reality. Following the BPC, we were able to get into the aerospace accelerator AeroInnovate and operate as a company in the UW Jones and Foster Accelerator. Neither would have been possible without the mentorship and guidance provided by the SU BPC throughout the entire competition. By Coral Garnick, Puget Sound Business Journal A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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Vigor picks Vancouver, Wash., for $1B Army project Vigor will build a nextgeneration U.S. Army landing craft inVancouver, Wash., where it expects to “eventually employ a p p r ox i m a t e ly 4 0 0 workers,” the company said last month. The announcement comes 16 months after the Portland-based company landed the nearly $1 billion project contract, its biggest ever. Vigor said it’s taking over the former home of Christiansen Yachts to set up the all-aluminum fabrication facility and “will be investing millions in capital upgrades and equipment.” With the move, first reported by the Oregonian, the company said it will shift marine aluminum work and workers from sites in Seattle and Clackamas to Vancouver. The Oregonian had reported last fall thatVigor was debating whether to carry out the landing-craft project in Portland or Seattle, and that Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler had made overtures to Frank Foti, Vigor’s chief executive. “Vigor looked in both Oregon and Washington state at building and buying options for this facility,” the company said in its announcement. But in the end, Vigor passed over both of the big cities, saying “the opportunity to bring its entire aluminum fabrication team together in one location was a primary driver coupled with the livability of the community, its proximity to existingVigor facilities, and the excellent suitability of the Christensen facility forVigor’s production needs.” By Pete Danko – Staff Reporter, Portland Business Journal

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Long Beach Investment Firm Sunstone Injects $100M To Build Ultra-Fast Jets Long Beach, California-based Sunstone Venture Capital Fund has invested $100 million in an aerospace startup that aims to build ultra-fast jets that will make supersonic air travel dramatically more accessible. Sunstone was joined byY Combinator Continuity and other investors in the series B raise by Denver-based Boom Supersonic, which has been closely watched by aerospace manufacturers like Boeing and its suppliers.

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Executive Blake Scholl said in a statement. “Ultimately, our goal is to make high-speed flight affordable to all.” Boom Supersonic said its planes would feature 55 seats with seat-mile costs similar to currently available subsonic business class. The planes could shuttle passengers between London and NewYork City in a little over three hours, flying at more than double the speed of sound. The latest funding will allow Boom to continue prototype construction and testing of its planes.The company said it already has 30 orders from Virgin Atlantic Airways and Japan Airlines. “Boom Supersonic is leading the way in aerospace technology, promising to fulfill the high existing demand for increasingly faster travel at prices that are accessible to the consumer,” said John Shen, founding partner of Sunstone Management. “We’re excited to be a part of this Series B funding, and know that it will continue to yield returns to partners and investors in our Venture Capital Fund.”By I-Chun Chen

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But all is not promising in our manufacturing world – in fact manufacturing’s top problem is that there are more manufacturing jobs (more than 500,000) than there are enough skilled workers to fill them. For the fifth consecutive quarter, manufacturers cited the workforce crisis as their top concern in the latest NAM’s Manufacturers’ Outlook Survey. Given this workforce (skills availability) disconnect, automation in manufacturing is a necessity, not an option.Thomas industries conducted a survey of more than 1000 adults to gauge their perceptions of manufacturing. Respondents cited manufacturing as the industry that will be “most affected by automation over the next 10 years”. In another study, this one conducted by consulting group McKinsey, their findings indicate “there will likely be a performance gap between the companies that adopt automation versus the non-adopters’. One might even question whether non-adopters will be in business in the future. The study goes on to discuss the main reasons people cite for not adopting automation, including affordability and pricing. In reality, The McKinsey report states, industrial robots often aren’t as expensive as many expect; on many occasions, they can offer a payback in as little as 18 months. But here’s an idea - What if ‘affordability/pricing’ were almost completely taken out of the equation for manufacturers considering automation/robotics in their workplace? How, you might ask?

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Created from cutting-edge robotics research at Johns Hopkins University, Ready-Robotics was founded in Baltimore, Maryland. Wes Doty, Director of Sales for the company, says, “At Ready-Robotics, we are a dedicated team of people passionate about helping everyone who makes real things, from small job shops to massive manufacturers, unleash the power of robotic automation, whether in a big factory or a small job shop.” He continued, “Since our inception, our goal has been to put an easy to operate robot to work in your shop for most of the mundane tending level of machined parts. We believe that machinists and operators are too valuable to waste on tending a machine that is programmed already to machine parts. Instead we advocate letting your people teach the robot how to load the parts, set up the datum, lock the material in the tooling and press the green button, all day long, and all night if need be.” Wes says that Ready-Robots introduced a ‘rent to own’ or just ‘rent’ program for its customers some time ago. “It helped introduce robots to manufacturing customers who couldn’t get past the perception that robots are a large capital investment and even for those customers who have purchased automation/robots in their manufacturing environments in the past only to find that the robot was too difficult to use, and it sat idle on the sidelines.”

Wes says that Ready Robotics Vice President Jake Huckaby, through industry associations, knew of Olympus Controls, and highly recommended them as Ready Robotics planned to expand its business with partners throughout the United States. He says that Olympus Controls became the company’s 6th distribution partner.

Introducing Olympus Controls. Olympus Controls is an engineering ser vices and p r o d u c t s c o m p a ny t h a t specializes in automation. The Oregon based company recently celebrated 20 years in business. Scott Hendrickson founded the company with the goal to solve robotic and automation problems for its clients. The company offers training, field support, and a combination of products to solve each automation need. Silas Robertson, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the company, says, “Our partnership w i t h R e a dy - R o b o t i c s i s advantageous to our customers in so many different ways, but there are 2 that I believe are most significant: 1) The ‘Rent to Own’ or just plain rental program would help overcome our customers’ anxiety or ability to invest into innovative automation systems. 2) Ready Robotics’ interface is significantly more integrated than other robotics’ companies’ solutions. Named ‘The Forge Station’, it solves thousands of applications so peripherals attach effortlessly and communicate with machines to allow your automation workflow.” The Forge operating system controls robots, peripherals, and end-of-arm-tooling with the same interface; Forge/OS utilizes a touch screen to control the robot, and connected peripherals like gripper, sensors, and pneumatic devices. Code writing is not necessary and sophisticated programs can be easily created by chaining together flowcharts.This branching logic allows seamless programing for the robot and its many variations within the environment you choose for it to keep producing work for your company. Wes says, “One of our customers deployed our FORGE solution. He was an Electrical Controls

Manager responsible for many plants; traveling regularly across the plants, and stretched thin. Once the company deployed FORGE, he was able to train the maintenance personnel at each of the plants to program the robots using FORGE. Not only did the Electrical Controls Manager’s work life become much more manageable and productive, but the maintenance personnel were eager to take on higher level job functions as part of their job. The HR manager told me that FORGE and Ready Robotics made such an impact on their business.” In the Thomas research, respondents indicated that, while automation was inevitable, it would not necessarily be a positive thing; 35% of respondents cited “robotics and automation” as “the biggest problem facing the manufacturing sector at large.” Wes says, “Clearly, there is the perception that automation is taking away manufacturing jobs, when in fact, it’s creating new jobs that simply require different skillsets.” He continued, “Our solutions are deployed in small and medium manufacturing entities all the way up to Fortune 500 companies. We are extremely beneficial in job shops, where today, owners have to turn work away (or lose it with such long lead times), simply because they cannot hire enough skilled machinists.” Forge allows small, medium and large manufacturers to grow their businesses simply because they can now operate lights out, 24 x7.” Wes says that more than 60% of their Robot rental customers convert to either purchase or long term agreements.What better measurement of success?

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Carbon-fiber reinforced material is extremely strong and lightweight, making it attractive for a variety of uses, especially for building the 787 Dreamliner and Boeing’s new 777X airplane. To prove that the recycling effort could work, Boeing and ELG Carbon conducted a pilot project at Boeing’s new Composite Wing Center in Everett. That’s where Boeing makes the massive carbon fiber wings for the 777X. During an 18-month period, 1.5 million pounds of carbon fiber were collected, cleaned and resold to electronics and ground transportation companies. Based on those pilot results, Boeing thinks a majority of excess composite materials from its 11 sites can be recycled, helping reduce solid waste going to landfills 20 percent by 2025. “Recycling composites will eventually be as commonplace as recycling aluminum and titanium,” said Kevin Bartelson, a Boeing 777 wing operations leader. Boeing said it’s has been working for years to create an economically viable carbon fiber reuse industry, developing a model for collecting scrap material. However, it said technical barriers hindered efforts to repurposing material that was been “cured” or prepped for use in the airplane manufacturing process.

:2015 Boeing Deal Will Recycle Dreamliner And 777X Scraps Into Laptop Cases And Car Parts Boeing has signed a deal with British-based ELG Carbon Fibre to recycle excess aerospace composite material from its 11 U.S. airplane manufacturing sites.

UK-based ELG developed its own method to recycle cured composites so they don’t have to be throw out. They place the material through a furnace that vaporizes the resin that holds the carbon fiber layers together, leaving behind clean carbon fiber material.

Other companies will use the carbon fiber material to make new products like laptop cases, car parts and other electronics accessories, the companies said.

ELG managing director Frazer Barnes said its deal with Boeing will help the Coseley, United Kingdom-based company triple its workforce from 39 in 2016 to as many as 112 by the end of 2019.

Boeing said its agreement with ELG is a first for the aerospace industry and will reduce its carbon fiber solid waste by more than one million pounds a year.

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Manufacturing Industry Posts Biggest Annual Job Gain In 20 Years The manufacturing industry posted net job gains of 284,000 over 2018, capping its best calendar year since 1997. A priority for President Donald Trump, manufacturing saw marked hir ing in December with an additional 32,000 jobs. Most of the gains occurred in blue-collar durable goods manufacturing, with growth in fabricated metals and computer and electronic products, the Labor Department said in its release. The definition of durable goods is items with a life expectancy of three years or more, such as automobiles, furniture and machinery. Manufacturing added 207,000 jobs in 2017. Health care and education saw the greatest month-over-month net change in job growth in December, adding to a year of mammoth job creation in the services sector. Health care alone accounted for more than 50,000 new jobs in December, while the construction and manufacturing sectors added to healthy gains in 2018. CNBC studied the net changes by industry for December jobs based on the data from the Labor Department contained in the jobs report released Friday. The U.S. economy added a whopping 312,000 jobs last month, more than the 177,000 estimated increase from economists polled by Refinitiv, according to the report. Health care and education, which

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San Francisco Invests In Training Workers For New Generation Of Manufacturing Advanced manufacturing is exploding across the Bay Area, with about 650 companies using 3-D printers and computercontrolled mac hines to produce everything from robots to eyeglasses to drones to backpacks. But for most residents the fast-growing sector — and the skills needed to join its workforce — remain a mystery. Now San Francisco Mayor London Breed is trying to change that. The city Office of Economic and Workforce Development has allocated $300,000 to SFMade, a trade group representing San Francisco makers.The money will be used to train disadvantaged residents for jobs in advanced manufacturing, a fast-growing sector that pays above minimum wage but has struggled to attract enough qualified workers. The nonprofit Humanmade is preparing to open a training, manufacturing and prototyping studio and education center.

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The program will consist of three 24-week cohorts consisting of four weeks of employment preparation, eight weeks of skills-based training and 12 weeks of paid, on-the-job training hosted by local manufacturers. Finally, training center staff will work with local manufacturers to place the graduates in jobs.“This has been a kernel of an idea for a while, and I’m thrilled the city is ready to come forward with it,” said SFMade CEO Kate Sofis, who added that the program is something former Mayor Ed Lee had talked about frequently before he died in late 2017. She said the project would provide “pathways to equity through manufacturing.”If the pilot is successful, it will become the city’s fifth workforce training program. The city currently funds training programs in four sectors: construction, technology, health care and hospitality. These programs served nearly 1,300 disadvantaged job seekers in fiscal year 2017-18, including 494 in hospitality, 356 in health care, 253 in tech and 183 in construction. About two-thirds of the trainees found full employment after graduating from the programs, according to JoaquinTorres, who heads the Office of Economic and Workforce Development.

“These programs are directly in alignment with the opportunities Mayor Breed seeks to create for residents in growing industries, particularly in industries that can provide advancement and livable wages,” Torres said. The program would be a godsend for manufacturers like Topology, a company that designs and manufactures custom-fit eyewear, said CEO Rob Varady. While new technologies have allowed manufacturing to rebound in San Francisco — the sector has grown by at least 10 percent each year since 2010 — this new generation of makers won’t be able to stay here unless there are trained workers ready to fill the jobs.“We can’t find enough people with experience in these new methods, so the training that (the program) will provide is integral in equipping the area with the labor force ready to seize this new opportunity,” he said.

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The program will focus on workers from economically depressed backgrounds, particularly from the southeast neighborhoods of San Francisco.Varady said he has already had success hiring workers through a privately funded program called CEO Works, which helped incarcerated men and women to find jobs when they are released from prison. It was through CEOWorks thatVarady found line operator Jerry Harmon. Five months into the job, Harmon said he loves spending his days using laser cutters and computer-controlled milling machines to carve custom eyeglasses out of plastic and stainless steel. It’s not easy work, but it’s a good job that pays above minimum wage. And for Harmon — who is 39 and was looking for a career after having been in prison — it’s not just a second chance but an opportunity to build a meaningful life in an exciting sector. “It is high pressure — I’ll tell you that,” said Harmon, who lives in Oakland. “I enjoy it because it keeps me busy. It’s a good work environment. At first it’s intimidating looking at the machines, but if you just pay attention to detail, it’s nothing you can’t learn. Just don’t go off and start pushing some buttons that you don’t know nothing about.” Dan Kan, co-founder of Cruise Automation, an autonomous driving technology firm, said the company is looking forward to hiring graduates of the advanced manufacturing training program.

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“We think the 737 and 787 will remain the sector leaders in single aisle and twin aisle aircraft respectively,” Corridore said. “While the recent Lion Air crash of a Boeing 737-Max plane brought negative attention to Boeing (189 people were killed), we do not expect any longer-term impact from the accident.” Corridore also expects Boeing to generate record profits in 2019, aided by strong commercial airplane deliveries and growth in its defense business. Boeing plans to boost 737 production to 52 jets a month in 2019, up from 47 currently. It also plans to increase Dreamliner output to 14 monthly in 2019, from the 12 it now makes in Everett and South Carolina. Boeing has studied the production readiness of its supply chain and insists its suppliers can keep up. “Boeing will be trying to offset its own material cost pressure due to tariffs and will likely push to lower costs in other areas,” Corridore said. “Given the size and scale Boeing operates at, suppliers will have to do all they can to give concessions to the aerospace behemoth.” As Boeing increased 737 production in 2018, though, it faced suppliers’ late deliveries of fuselages, jet engines and other components. Airbus had similar challenges. Source: Puget Sound Business Journal

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Boeing will generate record profits in 2019, but aerospace suppliers will feel increasing pressure to cut prices and boost output as the global sales competition between Boeing and Airbus revs up.

Millions of small business owners will be in uncharted waters this tax season as they try to determine if they qualify for a deduction that could exempt one-fifth of their income from taxes.

That’s the view shared by aerospace analysts at Deloitte and CFRA who offered predictions for the next 12 months.

Five months after the IRS issued guidelines to help business owners and tax advisers understand how the complex deduction works, accountants and tax attorneys still have questions. Even those who have attended seminars and workshops about the new law have come away scratching their heads, especially about a section that bars service providers like doctors, lawyers and consultants from claiming the deduction. Some of these company owners have businesses that don’t easily fit into the IRS guidelines or proposed regulations the agency has also issued.

“We expect Boeing to pressure suppliers to lower costs. This should put margin pressure on suppliers, some of whom are likely coping with higher materials costs already,” CFRA analyst Jim Corridore predicted in a report. Deloitte Aerospace Leader Robin Lineberger agreed suppliers will face more pressure to lower prices in 2019, saying jet makers are pressuring suppliers to help boost their own margins as they increase airplane production to meet demand. The continued pressure will mean more supply chain consolidation, Lineberger said. Suppliers will look to increase their size, lower their costs and acquire more “negotiating power”. Corridore predicts Boeing will win more than half of all new airplane orders during 2019, thanks to its popular 737 and 787 Dreamliner jets outselling Airbus offerings. A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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“There’s a lot of conflicting advice out there,” says Jeffrey Berdahl, a CPA with RLB Certified Public Accountants in Allentown, Pennsylvania. “It’s going to be like the Wild West.” THE BASICS The deduction is aimed at giving tax breaks to sole proprietors, partners and owners of S corporations; these businesses are known as pass-throughs because company income “passes through” to owners’ 1040 forms, where it is reported to the IRS. Before the law was enacted,

many of these owners couldn’t get the more favorable tax treatment enjoyed by traditional corporations, those known as C corporations. The new law allows many owners to deduct 20 percent of what’s called qualified business income. They can get the full deduction as long as their taxable income doesn’t exceed $157,500 for an individual and $315,000 for a married couple filing jointly. But taxable income includes owners’ and spouses’ earnings from outside the business — for example, being employed in a different field or industry — and earnings from investments. If taxable income is above the $157,500 or $315,000 threshold, owners may get a partial deduction. There are two critical factors that can limit the size of the break. The first involves the company’s W-2 wages, or how much it pays employees, and the value of some of its property; complex calculations go into assessing the impact of wages and property on the deduction. The second factor affects owners who are in what’s called a specified service trade or business — for example, health providers, attorneys, accountants or consultants. They have no deduction if their taxable income is more than $207,500 for an individual or $415,000 for a married couple. The IRS spells out the conditions for taking the deduction on its website. Visit https://bit.ly/2RbxOtc . MORE THAN ONE ACTIVITY OR BUSINESS? Owners whose businesses involve a variety of activities may find that income from some qualify for the deduction while others don’t, says Angela Dotson, a CPA with Aprio in Atlanta. An optometrist who treats patients may not be able to claim the deduction for that work. But the same optometrist who also sells eyeglasses and contact lenses may be able to use the deduction for that income.

“If you are a real estate developer and somebody that owns real estate as investment property, you probably can aggregate,” Farra says. But someone who owns a cleaning service and an auto servicing shop wouldn’t be able to aggregate their income. QUESTIONS AWAITING ANSWERS

There might be some unpleasant surprises when owners in such situations get to their CPA’s offices. The new law requires separate records for the different types of work.

The guidelines the IRS issued in August aren’t set in stone although the agency said taxpayers could rely on them in compiling their 2018 returns. The agency has issued proposed regulations, and tax professionals have already asked the IRS to clarify a number of issues, including which service providers can claim the deduction. For example, the New York State Bar Association, which asked the IRS for multiple clarifications, said many taxpayers, including those who and rent a small number of real estate properties, may be uncertain about whether the deduction applies to them.

“They might find their books may not be in good shape for tax reform — they may not show the data CPAs will need to know,” Dotson says. In that case, either the owner has to go back and change the books, or pay extra to have their tax advisers do the work.

Many of Ed Reitmeyer’s clients don’t like to get extensions of the filing deadlines for the returns. But the uncertainty about the new law is a good reason to get an extra six months to complete and submit returns, he says.

Owners who have more than one business with employees may be able to aggregate, or combine the qualified business income of the companies, and lower the impact of W-2 wages on the deduction, says Miguel Farra, a CPA and tax attorney with MBAF in Miami. But the businesses must be in a related industry.

“It may be wise to do so with more clarity coming from Congress or Treasury,” says Reitmeyer, a CPA with Marcum in Philadelphia. However, he says, “with the government shutdown, and the political atmosphere surrounding tax policy, it may take well into the summer to gain any clarity at all.” By: Joyce Rosenberg, Associated Press

Another example: A graphic designer who consults with clients but also creates websites. “You’re consulting, but also selling a product,” Berdahl notes.

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in the steel, steel that will hold an edge. Dendritic cobalt filled his need. The alloy is a complex cocktail of cobalt, chrome, nickel, tungsten, silicon, molybdenum, iron, and carbon. It will not stain or rust. Back to Manufacturing – Enter Jim Calcagno Foundry. Jim, who has been working with Jeff for nearly 20 years, has never shied away from a unique challenge. Over time, he has honed the process of investment casting this tricky alloy for Jeff’s blade blanks. Now Jeff can consistently produce a finished product with longevity. Dendritic cobalt also has the ability to hold an infinity ground edge for weeks on end with little to no maintenance required. The blank material is tough, so tough in fact, Jeff enlisted the expertise of 3M to develop abrasive wheels and belts to work the steel. Jeff’s blades are the epitome of a true working knife. They will last a lifetime. Once you hold a Jeff Cook custom blade, feel the balance, bone, filet, slice, dice or chop, you will understand the lure of a truly fine culinary instrument.

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These beautiful knives will soon be appearing in cutlery shops around the Northwest. For the impatient, you can email cookstudios@yahoo.com, or phone Jeff Cook at 971.202.3471. SMH is proud of our longtime relationship with Calcagno Foundry and all of our great SMH suppliers.

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S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 S.L. Fusco National City_____ 619-477-7733

Carlos R. Lugo Sales Manager

NORTH WESTERN - MAC H I ~_ E R Y ,

1222 S. Weller St. Seattle, WA 98144 www.nwmachinery.org

(206) 583-2333 Fax (206) 583-0698 Cell (206) 898-6900 clugo@nwmachinery.org

CHARLIE TAYLOR 15600 NE 8th, Ste B-1, #162 | Bellevue, WA 98008 Office: 425.881.1200 | Cell: 503.781.2327 | ctaylor@pmtnw.com www.pmtnw.com

Swift Tool Co, Inc._______ 800-562-0900 Rosco Precision Machinery__________ 253-333-2439 Zeiss Industrial Metrology___800-327-9735 Bridgeport Parts 3D CAD for CMM Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Desert EDM____________480-816-6300 CNC Controls & Retro Fits CMM Probes Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439 OGP ______________ 480-889-9056

CNC Lathes

Zeiss Industrial Metrology___800-327-9735 Chevalier USA__________ 562-903-1929 Coordinate Measuring Mach. CNC Machine Services______ 206-999-3232 Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Desert EDM____________480-816-6300 OGP ______________ 480-889-9056 Ellison Technologies_______ 206-669-3578

Zeiss Industrial Metrology___800-327-9735 Gosiger In WA__________ 937-586-5067 Laser Trackers Gosiger In CA__________ 714-446-7770 Metrology Instruments King Machine Inc.________ 509-435-6741 Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 KNUTH Machine Tools______ 847-415-3333 OGP ______________ 480-889-9056 Machine Toolworks_______ 800-426-2052 Zeiss Industrial Metrology___800-327-9735 Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 Optical Comparators North-South Machinery______562-690-7616 Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 North Western Machinery____ 206-583-2333 OGP ______________ 480-889-9056 Romi Machine Tools, Ltd_____ 480-510-4146 Zeiss Industrial Metrology___800-327-9735 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439 Particle Inspection Mach DCM Tech ____________ 800-533-5339 Santa Cruz Electronics______ 831-479-5444 INSURANCE

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Gosiger In WA__________ 937-586-5067 King Machine Inc.________ 509-435-6741 Machine Toolworks_______ 800-426-2052 Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 North-South Machinery_____ 562-690-7616 North Western Machinery____ 206-583-2333 Production Machine Tools, Inc._ 425-881-1200

Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439 Selway Machine Tool______ 503-314-3165 Selway Machine Tool______ 425-931-1680 CNC 3 & 5 Axis Routing Machines Ellison Technologies_______ 206-669-3578 CNC Slant Bed Turning Centers

Ganesh Machinery_______ 818-349-9166

ONA EDM USA ________ 602-328-0881 EDM Die Sinking Machines

Desert EDM____________480-816-6300

Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 ONA EDM USA ________ 602-328-0881 EDM Filtration EDM Network__________ 480-836-1782

Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 EDM Machines

CNC Machine Services______ 206-999-3232 Current EDM, Inc. _________612-840-0037

Desert EDM____________480-816-6300 EDM Network__________ 480-836-1782

KNUTH Machine Tools______ 847-415-3333

Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 CNC Swiss Turn Machines North-South Machinery______562-690-7616 Ellison Technologies_______ 206-669-3578 EDM Drilling & Micro Hole Gosiger In WA__________ 937-586-5067 Machines Gosiger In CA__________ 714-446-7770 CNC Machine Services______ 206-999-3232 King Machine Inc.________ 509-435-6741 Current EDM, Inc. _________612-840-0037 LMI Machinery Inc.________866-437-7315 Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 Machine Toolworks________800-426-2052 EDM Service Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 EDM Network__________ 480-836-1782 North-South Machinery______ 562-690-7616 North Western Machinery____ 206-583-2333 ONA EDM USA ________ 602-328-0881 EDM Tooling Systems Custom Design/Build Machines Desert EDM____________480-816-6300 Lambie Engineering________509-868-3100 EDM Network__________ 480-836-1782 Dot Peen Markers Equipment Financing Kwik Mark Inc__________ 815-363-8268 Pacific Continental Bank____ 503-310-3604 EDM Automation

Production Machine Tools, Inc._ 425-881-1200 Ellison Technologies_______ 206-669-3578 Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 Scottrade Bank Equip. Finance__206-948-0022 Boring Mills Ganesh Machinery_______ 818-349-9166 Sharp Machine Tool_______ 310-944-8016 U.S. Bank Equipment______ 800-810-0038 Exclusive provider of OKUMA

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GOSIGER NORTHWEST 21911 68TH Ave South Kent, WA 98032 T 253.826.3921 C 253.508.4771 E michael.garver@gosiger.com www.gosiger.com

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Gorilla Metals Inc.________ 855-516-3825 Industrial Metal Supply Co.___818-729-3333

North Western Machinery____ 206-583-2333 CNC-PROS____________ 602-344-9753 Ryerson Corporation______ 425-204-2601 Sequoia Brass & Copper____800-362-5255 Used Wire EDM Machines Sharp Machine Tool_______ 310-944-8016 Bronze Summit Machine Tool______ 800-654-3262 Current EDM, Inc. ________ 612-840-0037 Coastal Metals_ _ ________ 800-811-7466 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________800-562-0900 Desert EDM___________ 480-816-6300 EDM Network__________ 480-836-1782 Sequoia Brass & Copper____800-362-5255 Parts Washing Carbon Steel MATERIAL Gosiger______________937-586-5067 Bralco______________602-722-3324 Aluminum Robotics & Automatics Bralco______________ 602-722-3324 Coastal Metals__________ 800-811-7466 Ganesh Machinery______818-349-9166 Coast Aluminum_________ 877-398-6061 Fry Steel_____________ 800-423-6651 Sanding Systems Multitool-USA.__________800-660-0880 DIX Metals____________ 714-677-0788 Laser Cutting Services, Inc___ 503-612-8311 Fry Steel_____________ 800-423-6651 Ryerson Corporation______ 425-204-2601 Sawing Machines

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KNUTH Machine Tools______ 847-415-3333 Sunshine Metals_________ 760-579-8327

Methods Machine Tools Inc.___ 714-292-9384 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 206-818-6813 Kloeckner Metals________480-389-2883 Service Steel___________503-224-9500 Saw Replacement Parts Lathes Bixby Machine Tool Supply___ 509-534-1208

United Performance Metals_ _888-282-3292 Bralco_____________ 602-722-3324

Aluminum Extrusions CNC Machine Services______ 206-999-3232 North Western Machinery____ 206-583-2333 Aluminum Precision_______805-889-7569 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439 Performance Machine Tools___ 510-249-1000 Bralco______________602-722-3324 Armor:Commercial Rocky Mountain Saw Blades__ 303-761-3000 Jig Boring Milling Machines (CNC )

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Gorilla Metals Inc.________855-516-3825 Industrial Metal Supply Co.___818-729-3333 Ryerson Corporation______425-204-2601 Sequoia Brass & Copper___ 800-362-5255 Electrical Steels Fry Steel_____________800-423-6651 High Temperature Alloys Altemp Alloys__________800-227-8103 United Performance Metals_ _888-282-3292 Laser Cut Material Laser Cutting Services, Inc___ 503-612-8311 Lead Industrial Metal Supply Co.___818-729-3333 Material Sales Altemp Alloys__________800-227-8103 Coast Aluminum_________877-398-6061 Coastal Metals__________800-811-7466 Fry Steel_____________800-423-6651 Kloeckner Metals_______ 480-389-2883 United Performance Metals_ _888-282-3292 Metals: Bar & Plate Altemp Alloys__________800-227-8103 Fry Steel_____________ 800-423-665 Ryerson Corporation______425-204-2601 Sequoia Brass & Copper___ 800-362-5255 Sunshine Metals_________760-579-8327 United Performance Metals_ _888-282-3292

METROLOGY PRODUCTS Nickel Alloys Altemp Alloys__________ 800-227-8103 Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Fry Steel_____________ 800-423-6651 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439 United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Metrology Hardware Plate: Wear and Structural Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847

Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.____ 503-620-9031 Cold Saws/Saws Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ _503-620-9031 Hydmech Sawing Solutions____ 714-620-5560

KNUTH Machine Tools_______ 847-415-3333

Kloeckner Metals________ 480-389-2883

Hardware Insertion Metrology Software Jorgensen Machine Tools____ 800-952-0151 Ryerson Corporation______ 425-204-2601 Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.____ 503-620-9031 Plasma/Gas Cutting Systems United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Iron Workers Portable Metrology Production Machine Tools, Inc._ 425-881-1200 Precision Ground Flat Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.____ 503-620-9031 Power Tools Jorgensen Machine Tools_____ 800-952-0151 DIX Metals____________ 714-677-0788 Metrology Scanners Icon Machine Tool, Inc. _____ 360-434-8844 Production Machine Tools, Inc.__425-881-1200 Sheet & Coil Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Icon Machine Tool, Inc. OR___ 503-887-1003 Ryerson Corporation______ 425-204-2601 Revolution Machine Tools_____ 385-355-0316 Metrology Maintenence Presses Laser & Fiber Laser Machines Stainless Steel & Steel Bixby Machine Tool Supply___509-534-1208 Hexagon_____________ 206-304-3847 Bralco______________ 602-722-3324 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.____ 503-620-9031 Press Brakes NEW MACHINERY DIX Metals____________ 714-677-0788 North-South Machinery______ 562-690-7616 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-9031 FABRICATION Fry Steel______________800-423-665 Production Machine Tools, Inc._ 425-881-1200 Production Machine Tools, Inc.__425-881-1200 North-South Machinery______562-690-7616

Gorilla Metals Inc.________ 855-516-3825 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-9031 Revolution Machine Tools_____ 385-355-0316 Industrial Metal Supply Co.___ 818-729-3333 Jorgensen Machine Tools____ 800-952-0151 Magnetic Drills/Cutters Kloeckner Metals________ 480-389-2883 North-South Machinery_____ 562-690-7616 Innovative Tool Sales_______714-780-0730 Material Handling Systems Laser Cutting Services, Inc____503-612-8311 Band & Cut Off Saws Ryerson Corporation______ 425-204-2601 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-9031 Hydmech Sawing Solutions____ 714-620-5560 Metal Marking Systems United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Icon Machine Tool, Inc. _____ 360-434-8844 Kwik Mark Inc___________ 815-363-8268 Titanium Plate, Rod, Bar, & Wire KNUTH Machine Tools______ 847-415-3333 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________ 800-562-0900 Bralco______________ 602-722-3324 North-South Machinery______562-690-7616 Notchers Laube Technology________ 888-355-2823 North Western Machinery____ 206-583-2333 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.____ 503-620-9031 United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Production Machine Tools, Inc._ 425-881-1200 Plasma/Gas Cutting Tools/Systems Tool Steel Revolution Machine Tools____ 385-355-0316 Fab - Line Machinery_______ 206-972-6215 DIX Metals____________ 714-677-0788 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439 KNUTH Machine Tools_______ 847-415-3333 Industrial Metal Supply Co.___ 818-729-3333 CNC Turret Punches Rosco Precision Machinery____253-333-2439 CNC MASTERCAM TRAINING Muratec_____________ 949-466-8255 Plate Bending & Rolls Streamingteacher.com Drill Lines Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.____ 503-620-9031 10457_IMS_BC_8up_front_shells.pdf

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Production Machine Tools, Inc._ 425-881-1200 Revolution Machine Tools____ 385-355-0316

Punches Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-903 Icon Machine Tool, Inc. _____ 360-434-8844 Icon Machine Tool, Inc. OR___ 503-887-1003 Revolution Machine Tools____ 385-355-0316

Rolling Machines Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-9031 Revolution Machine Tools____ 385-355-0316

Shearing Machines Fab - Line Machinery______ 206-972-6215 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-9031 Icon Machine Tool, Inc. _____ 360-434-8844 North-South Machinery______562-690-7616

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ROBOTICS Sign & Graphic Cutting Solutions Ellison Technologies________206-669-3578 LMI Machinery Inc.________866-437-7315 Tooling

Revolution Machine Tools____ 385-355-0316

SPINDLES & SLIDES

EDM Performance________ 800-336-2946 Spindle Rebuilding/Repair C & M Precision Spindle, Inc.___ 503-691-0955 GMA Garnet Group _______ 832-243-9300

Fahey Machinery Co., Inc.___ 503-620-9031 Ready-Robotics___________833-732-3967 GMN USA LLC___________ 800-686-1679 Toolnet Intl___________602-244-0870 Olympus Controls_________503-582-8100 Setco _______________ 714-222-6523 Robotic Part Loading Systems

Welding Equipment

dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337

WIRE MANAGEMENT

LeGrand_____________888-668-6818

Spindle Sales New Data Communications Rocky Mountain Saw Blades__ 303-761-3000 Midaco Corporation_______ 847-593-8420 C & M Precision Spindle, Inc.___ 503-691-0955 LeGrand_____________888-668-6818 Ready-Robotics___________833-732-3967 GMN USA LLC___________ 800-686-1679 PALLET SYSTEMS Electrical Manual & Automatic Olympus Controls_________503-582-8100 Setco _______________ 714-222-6523 LeGrand_____________888-668-6818 Pallet Systems ROUTERS WOOD PRODUCTS TRAINING Midaco Corporation_______847-593-8420 Rosco Precision Machinery____253-333-2439 Six Sigma Training Perry Pallet Co.________ 360-366-5239 Manual Lift Off Pallet SAFETY CUTTING TOOLS Sustaining Edge Solutions_____888-572-9642 Systems Fire Protection Systems Drills, End Mills, Boring Bars ISO Consulting/Registration

Midaco Corporation______ 847-593-8420 Rotarex North America_____ 480-689-8756 Great Western Registrar______ 623-580-1881 Manual Rotory Pallet Systems Lean and NADCAP Consulting SAWS Midaco Corporation______ 847-593-8420 Training Band & Cut-Off Saws Shipping Solutions Level III NDT Svcs_________ 602-578-8109 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________800-562-0900 Perry Pallet Co.________ 360-366-5239 ISO / AS9100 Certification SERVICES Wood Pallets BMSC_______________ 602-445-9400 Perry Pallet Co.________ 360-366-5239 Sustaining Edge Solutions_____888-572-9642 AS9100 Registration PRECISION TOOLHOLDING Great Western Registrar______623-580-1881 Productivity Training PRODUCTS Custom Packaging/Shipping Sup- Scout Systems___________253-329-2460 Tooling plies USED MACHINERY Toolnet Intl___________602-244-0870 Alliance Packaging_______ 206-445-5898- EDM Network_ __________480-836-1782 Von Ruden Manufacturing, Inc._763-682--3122 Engineering/Mechanical Design Jorgensen Machine Tools_____ 800-952-0151 Tooling Systems Sherpa Design__________ 503-771-3570 K.D. Capital Equipt________ 480-922-1674 Toolnet Intl___________602-244-0870 Financial Services North Western Machinery_____ 206-583-2333 Von Ruden Manufacturing, Inc._763-682--3122 Intech Funding_________ 800-553-9208 PRODUCTIVITY Performance Machine Tools ___ 510-760-9518 Quick Turn Financial_______415-608-5692 Machine Tool Rebuilding Scout Systems_ _________253-329-2460 EDM Network___________480-836-1782 PROG. SYSTEMS Management Systems Training Factory Automation/Logistics BMSC_______________ 602-445-9400 North-South Machinery______ 562-690-7616 Level III NDT Svcs_________602-578-8109 CAD/CAM Software, CAD Sustaining Edge Solutions____ 888-572-9642 Applied CAx___________ 503-962-0287 Supply Chain Assessments Automatics & Machinery Co.__303-990-6190 Sustaining Edge Solutions____ 888-572-9642 MRP Software

Productivity Tools and Systems

SigmaTEK____________ 513-595-2022

SOFTWARE CAD CAM

Nesting Software Machining SigmaNEST___________ 513-595-2022 Applied CAx____________503-962-0287 Cimatron________ 248-596-9700 ext. 237 Software, Solid Modeling Delcam Software________ 877-DELCAM1 Solid Products__________ 480-206-0330 Mechanical Design PROTOTYPE MACHINERY Cimatron________ 248-596-9700 ext. 237 Santa Cruz Electronics______ 831-479-5444 Delcam______________877-335-2261 REPAIR

Resell CNC_____________ 844-478-8181 ZACHMAN MachineRY INC. ____ 602-908-3447 WATERJET CUTTING Fahey Machinery Co., Inc._____ 503-620-9031 Flow International_________ 909-620-5707 King Machine Inc._________ 509-435-6741 Machine Toolworks________ 800-426-2052

Waterjet & Blast Abrasives, Garnetentury Barton International_______800-741-7756 GMA Garnet Group _______ 832-243-9300 Waterjet Bricks Barton International_______ 800-741-7756 GMA Garnet Group ________ 832-243-9300 Waterjet Hoppers Barton International_______ 800-741-7756

CNC-PROS____________ 602-344-9753 Sherpa Design__________ 503-771-3570 GMA Garnet Group ________ 832-243-9300

NDT III Consulting Services Waterjet Replacement Parts Bar Feeder Repair Edge Technologies_______ 562-243-4659 Level III NDT Svcs_________602-578-8109 Barton International_______ 800-741-7756 A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Dolphin Investment Castings___ 602-272-6747 Industrial Precision Grinding__ 310-352-4700

NW Rapid Mfg._________ 503-434-85577

BRAZING-JOINING

3D Scanning

Cogitic_______________719-473-8844

NW Rapid Mfg.__________ 503-434-8557 dtiEXACT______________360-866-1337

CHEMICAL ETCHING CMR Manufacturing________602-273-0943

SLS (Selctive Laser Sintering)

Evans Precision__________623-582-4776

COATING

ASSEMBLIES

PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906

Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432

Precision Casting Repair______801-972-2345

CUTTING

Petersen Inc.____________801-732-2000

Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 BENDING

DEBURRING

Brazing: Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432

EDGING United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 EDM EDM: Dialectric Systems /Filtration Ebbco Inc_____________ 586-716-5151

Bar & Plate & Die Cutting AZ Tool Steel____________877-795-1600

EDM: Drilling Small Hole Layke Inc.____________ 602-272-2654

EDM Electrodes Industrial Precision Grinding___ 310-352-4700 Graphel______________503-682-3185 Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 EDM: Ram-Type (Sinking) Ponderosa Ind____ _______303-298-1801 Bending Solutions, Inc.______360-651-2443 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 DIE CASTING Specialty Steel Services______801-539-8252 Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 CABLE ASSEMBLIES Speciality Bending Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098 Cascade Systems Technology___971-330-8054 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 Stevens Tool & Die_________503-682-3185 CASTING Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 DIES EDM Solutions AATC________________ 602-268-1467 Tool & Dies Structrual Bending EDM: Wire Mandrel

Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628

BROACHING

Investment Casting-Precision

Micropulse West Inc.________480-966-2300 Clings Aerospace_________480-968-1778

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Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Gillaspie MFG__________ 360-921-3973 Petersen Inc.____________ 801-732-2000 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080 Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication: PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 Medium & Large Real Axis Machining_______ 360-723-5386 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098 Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 DRY FILM LUBRICATION Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________206-762-2117 CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721

Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 SMH Inc LLC___________ 360-341-2226 EZ-ACCESS_____________ 800-258-8503 Galvanizing: Hot Dip Stevens Tool & Die_________503-682-3185 Valley Machine Shop, Inc.____ 425-207-5951 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778 Gillaspie MFG___________ 360-921-3973 TMM Precision _________ 800-448-9448 ELECTRO MECHANICAL Glass Bead Clean Group Mfg Serv__________ 480-966-3952 Sub-Assembly Builds Fabrication: Custom Metal Byington Steel Treating, Inc.___ 408-727-6630 Cascade Systems Technology___503-640-5733 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 Industrial Machine Svcs______ 503-240-0878 Petersen Inc.____________ 801-732-2000 Coating Technologies______ 623-581-2648 ENGINEERING/DESIGN Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 Cascade Systems Technology___503-640-5733 Group Mfg Serv_________ 480-966-3952 QUAL-FAB, Inc.____________206-762-2117 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930

Creative Aero Engineering_____562-443-7566 Industrial Machine Svcs_____ 503-240-0878 SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226 PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 Hexatron Engineering_______801-363-8010 Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 Solid Form Fabrication______ 503-435-1400 Liquid Painting Weiser Engineering________ 303-280-2778 FABRICATION Aero Tech MFG__________ 801-891-2740 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________206-762-2117

Tube & Pipe Bending Fabrication MPI International________ 956-631-6880 Architectural Forming & Fabrication SMH Inc LLC___________ 360-341-2226 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Valley Machine Shop, Inc.____ 425-207-5951 Albina Co., Inc. __________ 866-252-4628 PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 Fabrication: Sheet Metal

Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778 Bending Solutions, Inc.______ 360-651-2443

Passivation

Coating Technologies_____ _623-581-2648 Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 Wrico______________ 480-892-7800 EZ-ACCESS_____________ 800-258-8503 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 Aero Tech MFG___________ 801-891-2740 FINISHING Forming & Fabrication Polishing CLS Fabrication Inc________800-426-0721 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700

EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 Arizona Hard Chrome_______ 602-278-8671 Arizona Hard Chrome______ 602-278-8671 Powder Coating Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648

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Shawn Carlin scarlin@gmsaz.com

Heat Treating/Aerospace Byington Steel Treating______408-727-6630 Phoenix Heat Treating_______602-258-7751 Large Capacity Drop Bottom Oven/Aluminum Aero Tech MFG___________801-891-2740

Grinding, Blanchard

CLS Fabrication Inc________800-426-0721 AZ Tool Steel____________877-795-1600

Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 Grinding: Surface

Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966

Sandblasting

Byington Steel Treating, Inc.___ 408-727-6630 Diversified Metal Services____ 801-972-6093 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700

Shot Peen

Byington Steel Treating______408-727-6630 MET-TEK Heat Treating______503-519-9864 HONING/LAPPING PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 HYDRAULIC REPAIR

PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700 PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 Steel Services Grinding______800-662-0126 Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 Silk Screening

Arizona Hard Chrome_______ 602-278-8671

Arizona Finishing________ 602-438-4443 Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613

Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634

Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700

INJECTION MOLDING

FIXTURING

Grinding: Tool & Cutter

INJECTION MOLDS

Superior Grinding_________888-487-9701 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________ 800-562-0900 LASER CUTTING Grinding, Centerless GASKETS 3-D Plastics, Inc.__________503-720-0572 Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 GRINDING

AZ Hard Chrome__________602-278-8671 AZ Tool Steel____________877-795-1600 ChemResearch___________602-253-4175 Cogitic_______________ 719-473-8844

GUN DRILLING

CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721

Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Evans Precision__________623-582-4776

dtiEXACT______________ 360-866-1337

Ron Grob Co___________ 970-667-5320

HEAT TREATING

SW Waterjet & Laser________480-306-7748

Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595

Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432

United Performance Metals____888-282-3292

Grinding, Double Disc

Byington Steel Treating_____408-727-6630

Weiser Engineering________303-280-2778

Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966

Controlled Thermal Tech_____602-272-3714

Wrico_______________480-892-7800

LASER MARKING Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700 Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 MET-TEK Heat Treating______503-519-9864 Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Laser Cutting: 3D Industrial Machine Svcs______503-240-0878 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700

Grinding: OD

Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 Arizona Hard Chrome_______602-278-8671

Phoenix Heat Treating______602-258-7751 SW Waterjet & Laser________480-306-7748

Ron Grob Co____________970-667-5320 Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 Phoenix Heat Treating_______602-258-7751 Steel Services Grinding______800-662-0126 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Sun Grinding___________602-238-9595 Precision Tech__________ 801-285-7288

LEVELING

Cryogenics

United Performance Metals____888-282-3292

Heat Treating/ISO/AS9100

MACHINING

Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432

Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115

Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 Ron Grob Co___________ 970-667-5320 Byington Steel Treating______408-727-6630 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 Phoenix Heat Treating_______602-258-7751 Central Valley Machine______435-752-0934

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Clings Aerospace_________ 480-968-1778 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115 Faustson______________ 303-420-7422 dtiEXACT______________ 360-866-1337 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Flex-Pro Manufacturing.______ 623-466-6866 Grovtec US, Inc. __________503-557-4689 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220

Howard Precision Machine____ 801-619-9850 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Layke Inc._____________602-272-2654 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 Petersen Inc.____________ 801-732-2000 Petersen Inc.____________ 801-732-2000 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700

Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Strom Manufacturing_______ 503-447-1021 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226

Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________928-636-2115 Ron Grob Co____________970-667-5320 Systems Integrators ________ 623-434-3136 SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Cascade Engineering Tech ___ 503-266-1300 Central Valley Machine_____ 435-752-0934 Sunshine Metals__________ 714-225-4972 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Clings Aerospace________ 480-968-1778 Machining: Ceramics Advanced Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 O’Keefe Ceramics_________ 719-687-0888 Faustson______________303-420-7422 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Machining: Horizontal Boring Flex-Pro Manufacturing._____ 623-466-6866 Weiser Engineering________303-280-2778 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 Machining: Proto-R & D Machining: 5-Axis Gillaspie MFG___________360-921-3973 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115 Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Central Valley Machine______435-752-0934 Clings Aerospace_________ 480-968-1778 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Layke Inc.____________ 602-272-2654 Newport Tool.___________ 801-295-7411 Petersen Inc.____________ 801-732-2000 Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342 Petersen Inc.____________ 801-732-2000 Strom Manufacturing_______ 503-447-1021 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300

Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Machining: Large Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Alpha Precision Machining, Inc. __ 253-395-7381 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Petersen Inc.____________801-732-2000 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Machining: Medical Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Flex-Pro Manufacturing.______623-466-6866 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Petersen Inc.____________801-732-2000 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700

Ron Grob Co____________970-667-5320 Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 AATC________________ 602-268-1467 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 Machining: Production Real Axis Machining_______ 360-723-5386 Strom Manufacturing_______ 503-447-1021 Alpha Precision Machining, Inc. __ 253-395-7381 Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Systems Integrators ________ 623-434-3136 Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 Machining: Aerospace

Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Savage Machining Inc.______805-584-8047 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 Machining: CNC Milling

Strom Manufacturing_______503-447-1021

Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Sunshine Metals__________714-225-4972 A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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Grovtec US, Inc. _________503-557-4689 Teton Machine _________ 208-642-9344 Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850 Treske Precision Machining ___ 503-625-2821 Larkin Precision Machine____831-438-2700 TVT Die Casting_________ 800-280-2278 Layke Inc.____________602-272-2654

Cascade Engineering Tech ___ 503-266-1300 dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 Flex-Pro Manufacturing._____ 623-466-6866 Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689 Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850 Larkin Precision Machine____ 831-438-2700

Newport Tool.___________801-295-7411 Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700

Industrial Manufacturing

Petersen Inc.__________801-732-2000 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Portland Precision Manufacturing______ Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 503-253-6700 Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386

Turnkey Product Services

SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 Aero Tech MFG___________ 801-891-2740 Strom Manufacturing_______503-447-1021 Custom Airplane to Marine Polishing

Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 Metal Polishing By Timothy____503-253-5294 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Personal Collectables Polishing Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Metal Polishing By Timothy____503-253-5294 Machining: Ultra Precision

Production Polishing

Pacific Swiss & Manufacturing__503-557-9407 Metal Polishing By Timothy____503-253-5294

Molds: Expertise in Overmold and Insert Molding Advanced Mold Technology____ 714-990-0144 PC BOARDS Surface Mount & Thru Hole Cascade Systems Technology___ 971-330-8054

PLASTIC MACHINING Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 PLATING PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906

Strom Manufacturing______ 503-447-1021

Machining: Turning With Live

METALIZING

Systems Integrators _______ 623-434-3136

Tooling

Controlled Thermal Tech _____ 602-272-3714

PLASTIC MOLDING

Teton Machine _________ 208-642-9344

Weiser Engineering________303-280-2778

MOLDING: RUBBER

3-D Plastics, Inc.__________503-720-0572

Machining: Swiss

Machining: Turning Large

Molds: Plastic Injection

Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634

Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________928-636-2115

Petersen Inc.____________801-732-2000 Plastic Injection Molding_____509-531-2634

SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226

dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337

Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226

Mold Making

Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689

MANUFACTURING VALUE ADDED

Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850

Contract Manufacturing

3-D Plastics, Inc.__________503-720-0572

MOLDS

Aero Tech MFG__________ 801-891-2740 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634

Pacific Swiss & Manufacturing_ 503-557-9407

AATC________________ 602-268-1467 Advanced Mold Technology___ 714-990-0144

Teton Machine _________ 208-642-9344

Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 Arizona Finishing________ 602-438-4443 Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 Milco Wire EDM,, Inc.______ 714-373-0098 ASKO Group____________206-947-4052 Alpha Precision Machining, Inc. __ 253-395-7381 Plastic Injection Molding_____ 509-531-2634 ChemResearch___________ 602-253-4175 Bending Solutions, Inc.______360-651-2443 EPSI________________ 714-519-9423 Molds: High Volume Class 100 CLS Fabrication Inc________800-426-0721 Advanced Mold Technology____714-990-0144 Foresight Finishing________480-772-0387 dtiEXACT______________360-866-1337 Molds: Fast Turn Prototype and Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410 Flex-Pro Manufacturing.______623-466-6866 Gold Tech _____________480-968-1930 Bridge Molds Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Advanced Mold Technology____714-990-0144 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 G & G Custom Metal Fab_____503-931-7069

Machining: Turning Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________928-636-2115 dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 Faustson_____________ 303-420-7422 Flex-Pro Manufacturing._____ 623-466-6866 Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220

PLATING

Group Mfg Serv__________480-966-3952 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Petersen Inc.____________801-732-2000 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700

Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136

Passivation, Electroless Nickel, Gold, Hard Chrome, Silver, & Tin Plating. 206-947-4052 geoffs@askogroup.com A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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Coating Technologies______ 623-581-2648

Anodizing

Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410

Nickel-Bright

PRECISION FORMING

Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930

Aeroform, Inc. __________360-403-1919

ChemResearch___________ 602-253-4175 Savon Plating, Inc________ 602-252-4311 Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387 Gillaspie MFG___________ 360-921-3973 Pacific Tool, Inc__________ 425-882-1970 Copper Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________ 206-762-2117 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 Precious Metal Plating Co._____800-481-6271 SpringWorks Utah_________ 801-298-0113 Tin / Zinc Plate Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387 Bright Tin Wrico_______________ 480-892-7800 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 Electro-Polishing Foresight Finishing________ 480-772-0387 PROCESSING: METAL Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 EPSI________________714-519-9423 Chemical Precious Metal Plating Co._____ 800-481-6271 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Gold Tech ____________ 480-968-1930 Embrittlement Relief

Chem Film PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906

EPSI_______________ 714-519-9423

Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 LA Specialties___________ 602-269-7612 Savon Plating, Inc_________602-252-4311

Titanium Nitride (TiN) Savon Plating, Inc_________ 602-252-4311 Savon Plating, Inc________ 602-252-4311 Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 Electroless Nickel Chromate\ Titanium CarboNitride (TiCN) ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 Chrome/Nickel/Palladium Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387 Titanium Aluminium Nitride (TiAlN) AZ Hard Chrome__________ 602-278-8671 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 EPSI________________ 714-519-9423 Passivation Precious Metal Plating Co.____ 800-481-6271 Gold Tech _____________ 480-968-1930 Savon Plating, Inc________ 602-252-4311 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 Savon Plating, Inc_________ 602-252-4311 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Gold Coating Silver Plating ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 EPSI_______________ 714-519-9423 Controlled Thermal Tech _____ 602-272-3714 EPSI________________714-519-9423 Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387 Coating: Black Oxide Gold Tech ____________ 480-968-1930 Gold Tech ____________ 480-968-1930 Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Precious Metal Plating Co.____ 800-481-6271 Precious Metal Plating Co._____800-481-6271 Savon Plating, Inc_________602-252-4311 Coating: Dry Film Lube Hard Chrome Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 Arizona Hard Chrome______ 602-278-8671 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052

Coating: Nickel/ Teflon/Chrome

NAD CAP & Boeing Approved

Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 Coating:Zinc & Mag.Phos.

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Processes

Tin Plating

Cascade Systems Technology___ 503-640-5733 NW Rapid Mfg.__________ 503-434-8557 PUNCHING AEI Fabrication__________ 480-733-6594 CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721

Group Manufacturing Serv____ 480-966-3952 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________ 206-762-2117 Weiser Engineering________ 303-280-2778 RECYCLING MATERIALS Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Nickel, Plastics, Stainless Steel, Steel, Tin Metro Metals Northwest _____ 503-819-1284 Bin Service Metro Metals Northwest _____ 503-819-1284 Excess Material Handling Metro Metals Northwest _____ 503-819-1284 Full Service Scrap Management

Precious Metal Plating Co._____800-481-6271 Metro Metals Northwest _____ 503-819-1284 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410

Wood Products

PLASMA CUTTING

Perry Pallet Co.__________360-366-5239

Precious Metal Plating Co.____ 800-481-6271 G & G Custom Metal Fab____ 503-931-7069

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PROTOTYPES

REPAIR

CNC-PROS_____________602-344-9753 ROLLING Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 SANDBLASTING Advanced Precision Anodizing___503-661-6700

Stamping:Flat Forming

Clings Aerospace________ 480-968-1778

Gillaspie MFG__________ 360-921-3973 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503

Ace Wire & Spring Form______ 412-458-4830

NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080

Evans Precision__________ 623-582-4776

WATERJET CUTTING

SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 Accutech Machine Inc_______801-975-1117 Stamping: Light

Aeroform, Inc. _ _ ________ 360-403-1919

Byington Steel Treating, Inc.___ 408-727-6630

Gillaspie MFG__________ 360-921-3973 dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337

Production Sawing

SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 Milco Waterjet__________ 714-373-0098

Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966

Systems Integrators _______ 623-434-3136 Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 Stamping: Production/

SW Waterjet & Laser_______ 480-306-7748

Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689

Precision

United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292

SHEARING

Precision Die & Stamping____ 480-967-2038

5-Axis Waterjet Cutting

United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838

SIGNAGE & DISPLAYS

Cascade Systems Technology__ 503-640-5733

Micro-Machining

Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098

TESTING

Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838

SILICONE

Non-Destructive Testing

SEWING

3-D Plastics, Inc._________ 503-720-0572 SINTERING Western Sintering________ 509-375-3096 SLITTING United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 SPINNING Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 SPLINES Specialty Steel Services_____ 801-539-8252 SPRINGS Ace Wire & Spring Form______412-458-4830 SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 SPRINGS: CUSTOM

WELDING PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 Evans Precision_________ 623-582-4776 Stress Relieving Testing Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 Cogitic_______________719-473-8844 PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 Thermal Shock Testing Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 Cogitic_______________719-473-8844 Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778 THERMAL SPRAY Weld Metal Works________ 503-788-5701 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Welding: Aluminum Controlled Thermal Tech ____ 602-272-3714 Medium & Large TOOL & DIE DESIGN Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 Newport Tool.___________801-295-7411 NADCAP Welding and Services Wrico______________ 480-892-7800 Level III NDT Svcs________ 602-578-8109 TOOL Cutting & Grinding Robotic Welding Powerhaus Precision______ 480-225-8845 Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443

Extension/Compression/ Coil

TOOLING

Ace Wire & Spring Form______412-458-4830

Industrial Machine Svcs_____ 503-240-0878

STAMPING PRECISION AEI Fabrication_________ 480-733-6594 Gillaspie MFG__________ 360-921-3973 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080

Welding: Precision

Lambie Engineering______509-868-3100 Evans Precision_________ 623-582-4776 Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 Newport Tool.___________801-295-7411 Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000 TUBE BENDING &

Welding: MIG-TIG

SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113

CUTTING FAB

Petersen Inc.___________ 801-732-2000

SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113

Kim@A2Zmanufacturing.com

480-773-3239 Kim@A2ZManufacturing.com

Real Axis Machining_______ 360-723-5386 Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778

Precision Die & Stamping____ 480-967-2038 Stamping:Design

WIRE FORMING

Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Evans Precision_________ 623-582-4776 Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST

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Index of Advertisers 3D-Plastics...33,47 Accutech Machine, inc...51 Ace Wire & Spring Form...52 Advanced Precision Anodizing...49 Aeroform, Inc...50 Aero Tech Manufacturing...48 Albina Co, Inc...7,47 Altemp Alloys...14, 45 AMCON...35 Application Specialties Inc...40 Arizona Finishing...49 Asko Group...51 Bar-S...48 Bending Solutions...53 BMSC...28,40 Bralco...44 Buds Equipment Sales...42 Byington Steel Treating...49 Cascade Engineering Tech...50 Castrol...55 CLS Fabrication Inc...48 CMR Manufacturing...51 Coast Aluminum...19,41 Coastal Metals...6,41 Coating Technologies...48,56 Controlled Thermal Tech...51 Creative Aero Design...43 Current EDMCurtis Wright...49 Cycle Time Solutions...42 Desert EDM...40 Desert Machine Sales...40 Doosan...15,40 dtiEXACT...36,47 EDM Network...20,40 EDM Performance..40,41 Edge Technologies...10,41,43 Ellison Technologies...15,40 EMAG...41 EPSI...50 Evans Precision...53 Fahey Machinery...17,41,43,44 Faustson...48 Flex-Pro...37,48 Flow...40,41 Foresight Finishing...50 Frontier Group...47 Ganesh...41 Gentec Manufacturing...47 A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Gillaspie...50 GMA Garnet Group...12,42 GMN...37,42 Gold Tech...49 Gosiger in WA...42,43 Gosiger in CA...42 Graphel...48 Group Manufacturing...48 Grovtec...22,47 Hangsterfers...40,42 Hexagon Metrology...43 Horizon Carbide...42 Howard Precision Mach. Prod...53 Hurco...21 Industrial Metal Supply Co....36,45 Industrial Precision Grinding...52 KD Capital...44 King Machine...45 Kloeckner Metals-Temtco...22,41 Laube Titanium Mill Prod....45 Layke Inc...50 Layke Tactical...50 Leadtek...52 Machine and Fabrication LLC...51 Mario Pinto...42 MET-TEK Inc...48 Methods Machine Tools Inc...41 Metro Metals Northwest, Inc...50 Micropulse West...49 Midaco Corporation...42 Milco...52 Mountain View Machining...49 MP Systems...43 Multitool-USA...27,43 Newport Tool...52 North-South Machinery...13,40 Northwestern Machinery...43 Northwest Machine Tool Expo...38 Okeefe Ceramics...34, 47 Olympus...1,24,25 ONA EDM USA...45 Optical Gaging Products Inc...43 Pacific Swiss...12,47 PAS Technologies...48 Performance Machine Tools...8,44 Perry Pallet...45 Petersen...9,47,51 Phoenix Heat Treat...49

Pinnacle Precision...49 Portland Precision...50 Precious Metals Plating...32,53 Precision Die & Stamping...18,48 Production Machine Tools...41,43 Ready-Robotics...1,24,25 Real Axis Machining...50 RENISHAW...40 ReSell CNC...44 Revolution Machine Tools...42 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades...45 Rosco Precision Machinery...21,40 Rotarex...42 Royal products...30,41 Ryerson...23 S.L. Fusco...55 Selway Machine Tool Co...40,42 Sentry Insurance...44 Setco Spindles & Slides...45 SigmaNEST...44 SMH Inc LLC...39,47 Specialty Steel...48 Spring Works Utah...48 Star Metal Fluids...41 Steel Services Grinding...49 Strom Manufacturing...47 Sunbelt Turret Steel...23 Sun Grinding...48 Superior Grinding...48 Sustaining Edge...43 Swift Tool...3.5.30,40,44 Systems Integtrators...50 TechnoERP...41 Teton...50 ThinBit...2,31,40 Toolnet...45 Tool Technology...45 TVT Die Casting...29,47 United Performance Metals...16,44 US Carbide...45 US Shop Tools...11,44 Valley Machine Shop...48 Von Ruden Manufacturing, Inc...41 Weiser Engineering...49 Western Sintering...26,47 Wrico Stamping...52 Zeiss Metrology...40

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