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Editors Corner “Individual commitment to a group effort--that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.”

--Vince Lombardi Recently, I was read an article that discussed the capabilities of draft horses.

Draft horses are very large, muscular animals that, throughout history, have been used for pulling great loads and moving very heavy objects. A single draft horse can pull a load up to 8,000 pounds. So what would happen if we hooked up two draft horses to a load. One might estimate that two draft horses hooked up to a load could pull double the weight, or 16,000 pounds. In actuality, the two draft horses pulling together can pull three times as much. The two draft horses that can each pull 8,000 pounds alone can pull 24,000 pounds working together.

And this is even more remarkable - If the two horses that are pulling together have trained with one another and have worked together before, they can’t just pull three times as much working together as they can by themselves. The two trained horses in tandem can actually pull 32,000 pounds, which is a load four times as heavy as either of the horses could pull by themselves.

We can use the draft horses analogy in our work places. It’s about effectively improving organization al results through team building.

Team building is a collective term for various types of activities used to enhance social relations and define roles within teams, often involving collaborative tasks.The formal definition of team building includes:

• Aligning around goals • Building effective working relationships • Reducing team members’ role ambiguity • Finding solutions to team problems

Of all organizational activities, studies have found team-development to have the strongest effect (versus financial measures) for improving organizational performance.

Modern Machine Shop does an annual benchmarking survey of machine shops in the US. Its survey findings result in a designation of ‘Top Shops’, the 20% highest performing shops based on total points assigned to business and technology related questions. In the latest ‘Top Shops’ published, the highest performing companies used team-building practices significant more than their counterparts, at 47% versus only 5%.Top Shop suggests that team building can help break down barriers and improve working relationships, and as a result, improve an organization’s efficiency and productivity.

The effectiveness of team building differs substantially from one organization to another.The most effective efforts occur when team members are interdependent, knowledgeable and experienced and when organizational leadership actively establishes and supports the team.

We are still early into 2017, and I encourage you to take the opportunity to build stronger, more productive teams through team building. Employee team members will likely be more satisfied in their work environment, and you have the additional opportunity of improving your business performance.

Indicators point to a strong 2017 for those making precision parts for the defense, aerospace and medical industries. Until next issue, I wish you the best and God bless our troops!

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Announcements & Releases Haas Factory Outlet-Phoenix Invites Machinists to CNC Training Mill and lathe classes are scheduled every other month. Each course consists of 3 days of hands on instruction led by a Haas Certified Instructor. Students will learn the basics of the Haas control, operation of machines, and Haas programming using G & M codes. Classes are help Monday through Wednesday from 3:30 to 7 pm.

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Bralco Metals Announces LCS Certification for Pratt & Whitney Bralco Metals is pleased to announce that it just certified to ‘Laboratory Control at Source’ (LCS). This certification permits Bralco to provide metallic, raw materials to companies that are also LCS approved for Pratt & Whitney parts.

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Bralco Quality Manager Shaun Thomas attended training and was certified at Pratt & Whitney’s training center in Hartford, CT, during the summer of 2016.

Bralco received its formal letter of LCS certification in January of this year.

Kevin Randall, Sales Manager at Bralco Metals, says, “Our newest certification gives our customers who are manufacturing parts for Pratt & Whitney a local certified metals distributor and cuts down on freight costs and potential delays.”

To find out more about how Bralco’s LCS Certification can help your business, contact them at 602-252-1918 or email Kevin at krandall@ bralco.com

Leach Laser Celebrates 25 Years In Business!

Leach Laser thanks its customers for 25 years in business, providing its customer with laser marking and engraving of a wide range of materials. Leach Laser has been performing this service since 1992 in the Phoenix area. The company serves a wide range of Announcements Continued Page 7

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A few of the products manufactured at FMDFS facturers can compete to win for America.” we secure landmark provisions include high and low volume machined goods, frames and skids for the oil and gas industry, full custom in Congress’ year-end omnibus FMD Fabrication Services would Announcements Continued 10 bill,the but industry we also achieved association in thePage United like to knowwins that it The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) is the largest manufacturing that will create jobs and grow States, representing small and large manufacturers in every industrial sector and in all 50 states. To learn A Z MANUFACTURING SW • 7 • March / Apr 2017 the middle class.” more about manufacturing priorities, visit www.nam.org.

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Ganesh Machinery Expands With Announcement Of New President Ganesh Machinery announced that they have hired Method MachineTool’s Sales Executive, Robert Serrano, as their new President, effective January 16, 2017. The appointment follows the recent promotion of former President Harvinder Singh to CEO of Ganesh Machinery.The organizational change allows Robert to advance and guide Ganesh’s overall growth strategies.

“As Ganesh expands, our team continues to evolve. Robert’s vast experience in the machine tool industry brings a different perspective needed for an expansion of this size. His experience building dealer networks in such a niche industry is impressive and we’re excited to see him in action. We’re thrilled to have him on board and have him lead our growth efforts.” –Harvinder Singh, CEO, Ganesh Machinery

Robert has over 27 years of experience working in the OEM machine tool industry with a proven track record of success. He’s worked for several major manufacturing players such as Method’s Machine Tools where he implemented a sales growth strategy that brought the marketing and sales goals to fruition. He led his team in developing tactics to spread company’s presence throughout the West Coast to increase brand awareness. In addition, he has managed key customer relationships, built and executed growth plans, assembled dealer networks, implemented manufacturing training programs, increased revenue and more.

Founded in March of 1985 with only a 1,200 sq. ft. facility, Ganesh Machinery has since grown into an industry powerhouse with a 15,000 sq. ft. facility, supported by a 40,000 sq. ft. warehouse. They are dedicated to excellent customer service with an emphasis on building and maintaining customer loyalty.They have sold and serviced machines to over 12,000 machine shops, technical schools, and more.They have a 4,000 sq. ft. showroom, fully stocked parts room, and an in-house training center.

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RMT is a metal fabrication machine tool company that specializes in innovative precision tools such as Fiber Lasers, Press Brakes, Plate Rolls, Shears, Band Saws, Angle Rolls, Structural steel drills and their new Pipe Master facing lathe.

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RMT was founded by longtime friends who are as close as family, Kyle Jorgenson and Steve Larsen. Kyle 1/3 page square - 5 3/8 x 5 3/8" started in the machine tool industry working with his father, Roger Jorgenson, who founded Jorgenson Machine Tools in 1974. Roger taught Kyle how important relationships and customer service are, and Kyle has built his reputation on those principles. Steve has over twenty years of business management experience in both corporate America and as an entrepreneur. While Kyle is the visionary giving direction for the company, Steve helps make it happen. RMT is supported by an ever-expanding team of industry professionals, who have experience in include machine design, marketing, service, and support, and they also share the vision of the company. It is a very robust and talented group. Together, they are creating a revolution in the metal fabrication Machine Tool industry.

While RMT continues to grow, their impressive product line demanded a larger space and the ability to display their machines for customers. This necessitated finding a building that not only offered a large showroom space, but also enough office space for 20 people and a warehouse with enough room to store their increasing inventory of both new and used equipment as well as a crane that can move it all. There were many buildings available, but only one that was just right.

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RMT intends to have a formal open house celebration in the coming months, so please keep an eye out for your invitation. Live music, local BBQ (don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it) and much more, this should be a fun event! Of course, you can always stop by and say hello anytime. If you don’t know them yet, but would like to, you can visit their website at www.rmtus.com or contact them directly at 1-844-RMT-INFO. (844) 768-4636

CNC PROS Is Growing!

The CNC PROS team has added Brian MacDonald as Applications Manager.

Brian’s talents provide CNC PROS customers with many years of expertise in high level engineering capabilities in all areas of industry, commercial, aerospace, defense, weapon systems and whatever else you may be struggling with. Give CNC PROS a call today to see how partnering with CNC PROS will be above and beyond your expectations.

To learn more about CNC PROS’ fine line of machine tools plus their superior service capabilities, contact them at: 602-483-4414; email: office@cnc-pros. com or visit their website at: www.cncpros.com

Methods 3D Introduces 3D Systems’ ProX® SLS 500 Production Ready 3D Printer Methods 3D Inc., a subsidiary of Methods Machine Tools Inc. featuring innovative industrial production grade 3D printing solutions, has introduced the 3D Systems’ ProX® SLS 500 Selective Laser Sintering production 3D printer featuring fast speeds, high print resolution and an extensive range of engineered Announcements Continued Page 14

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Methods 3D has added seven new additive manufacturing labs, strategically located at each of Methods Machine Tools’ technology centers including Sudbury, MA (Boston) headquarters; Detroit, MI; Charlotte, NC; Chicago, IL; Phoenix, AZ; San Francisco, CA; and Los Angeles, CA. For more information, please contact Methods 3D at 65 Union Avenue, Sudbury, MA 01776, TEL: (978) 443-5388, FAX: (978) 440-9405 or visit their website at www.Methods3d.com.

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K-2 is proud to announce the latest addition to our capabilities in our commitment to ascend to the highest performance standards in manufacturing excellence. We are pleased to provide the Trumpf 2030 4 kW Fiber Laser to satisfy your metal cutting requirements.

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Created for the manufacturing floor, the ProX SLS 500 is the newest generation of SLS printers that redefines production capabilities with repeatable results.This printer is designed to produce exceptionally smooth surfaces and high resolution thermoplastic parts. Ready-to-use functional parts and complete assemblies are ideal for aerospace, automotive, patient specific medical devices, fashion accessories and mobile device use cases.

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Okuma Highlights the Benefits of Lights-Out CNC Machining at NTMA Plant Mangers Roundtable Okuma America Corporation, a world leader in CNC machine tool manufacturing, is pleased to announce that Jeff Estes, director, Partners in THINC, spoke at the NTMA Plant Managers Roundtable at Modern Industries in Phoenix, Arizona on Wednesday, February 8, 2017. Estes discussed the various types of automation devices that make lights-out manufacturing possible in addition to the advantages and challenges of each type of automization.

Estes’ presentation examined: • Supporting technologies like tool life management and metrology, which are critical to lights-out manufacturing.

• How to prep equipment with larger tool capacity, larger lube tanks and agile workholding for unattended, extended runs.

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Proper Requirements of Spring Design When approaching an engineering challenge such as the designing of a custom spring, you may ask yourself, “What parameters would be paramount in the manufacturing of this particular item?” In this article, we aim to educate the designer on the key factors that are required to precisely evaluate and engineer a custom spring that will meet and exceed all of the designer’s expectations.

The first question a designer must take into consideration is the environment in which this custom spring will be required to perform within. Will this spring be required to perform in excessive heat or Announcements Continued Page 18

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in its application?” This is also very significant in the proper designing of springs. The designer will need to establish what the spring will be working over, such as a pin or a mandrel? Next, will this spring be asked to work inside any form of cylinder or bore? The designer will need to leave a “Safety Margin” within any design that requires these limitations, keeping into effect that all springs are “Coiled” when they are manufactured; springs are not “Machined” products! Therefore, the tolerances that a spring maker requires are much more substantial than those of machinists. For example, a machinist may be asked to hold a one inch block to +/- .0001” (in). On an average, a spring maker would hold a one inch OD spring to +/- .030” (in). So when designing as spring that fits into a 1” inch bore, the designer would be requested to build in a safety factor of +/- .040” (in). So a spring with an OD of .960” (in) +/.030” (in) would be recommended.

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cold? This answer will be vital in the material selection of this part. For instance, if this part will see heat factors exceeding 650 degrees (F), the designer will need to begin engineering this spring using a high temperature material such as Inconel. Whereas, if the design requires the spring to work in an ambient temperature environment, perhaps a less costly material such as Oil Tempered, can be introduced.

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Keeping with the theme of environment and material selection, it must be established early in the design process, whether the designer’s spring were to be in contact with any form of moisture, or chemicals such as chlorine or bleach. This is also imperative in the design process. An example of this would be any spring that would necessitate an application outdoors exposed to salt water. In this environment, the majority of professional spring designer’s would initiate their project using T-316 Stainless Steel.

Though there are other, more costly materials on the market, T-316 Stainless is highly used in these applications. If the spring were simply subjected to a high moisture source such as tap water, conceivably a design using T-302 can be implemented?

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The next requirement in material selection that should be addressed is cycle life. This simply means the amount of cycles that this spring was to encounter over its life time. For instance, if the designer is engineering a spring that works in an engine and the spring were to be cycled several million times over its lifetime, a material such as Chrome Silicon Valve or Chrome Vanadium Valve should be the material of choice. If the application calls for minimum cycle life, say a safety switch that may only be implemented around 1,000 cycles over its lifetime, perhaps the most efficient material to implement would be Music wire?

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Perfection Industrial Finishing Selected As A ‘Products Finishing Top Shop for 2017’ Perfection Industrial Finishing, celebrating 25 years in business, participated in a survey conducted by Products Finishing, a nationwide publication. Chuck Zinke, founder of the company, says, “We participated in the survey because this would allow us access to the findings in the report. I wanted to know how we fared against the industry average in the United States for special processing.”

Once Chuck and the team completed the survey, Products Finishing contacted them for additional data. In particular, the magazine publisher wanted to interview 6 of Perfection Industrial’s customers, several of their suppliers, and even internal company employees. Just last month, they received word that they were a ‘Top Shop’, a distinguished honor since only 50 shops were selected a Top Shop this year.

Perfection Industrial Finishing has superior Quality and On-Time ratings, at an impressive 99.7% for quality and 99.1% for on-time delivery. The company has operated in Tucson for the past 25 years, and late last year expanded their operations by opening a facility in Phoenix.

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Announcements & Releases Continued Machining Center features an innovativeWire Arc-type metal deposition system.The technology takes the additive process to whole new levels in terms of speed, allowing shops to quickly and easily grow part features then employ the machine’s advanced 5-axis multi-surface subtractive capabilities to produce high-precision parts complete in single setups.

The VARIAXIS j-600AM’s Wire Arc system incorporates a standard wire arc-welding head mounted on the machine’s headstock to deposit material layer by layer and grow near-net-shape 3D forms.The system deposits material faster because it uses wire instead of metal power.

Machines capable of both additive and subtractive operations offer many advantages. Such machines significantly slash production time and conserve large amounts of expensive raw materials typically machined away when parts are completely produced using only subtractive operations. Plus, they reduce the number of machines required in a facility and save floor space.

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Barrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions®, helped some of the most important charities in the world raise nearly $2.2 million benefiting groups including children, U.S. veterans and medical research during the 46th Annual Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction on Jan. 14-22, 2017, at WestWorld in Arizona.

Celebrities, pro athletes and top business executives donated collectible vehicles to cross the block for charity, including Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Steven Tyler, who sold his 2012 Hennessey Venom GT Spyder (Lot #3003) for $800,000, with 100 percent of the hammer price benefiting Janie’s Fund, a philanthropic initiative created by Tyler to bring hope and healing to girls who have suffered the trauma of abuse and neglect.

“If you were looking for the world’s coolest cars and hottest stars under one tent, BarrettJackson was definitely the hot spot to be,” said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of BarrettJackson. “We’re not only a collector car auction; we’re a gathering place for the who’s who of entertainment, sports and business icons. With over 76 acres of family activities to do and see, you never know what celebrity you might run in to while you shopping for your favorite collector car.”

Some of the celebrities spotted during the auction were the cars themselves. John Lennon’s Austin Princess, which was used in the rock and roll legend’s 1972 documentary Announcements Continued Page 25

Announcements & Releases Continued film “Imagine,” crossed the block on Saturday. A 1980 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am identical to the one featured in “Smokey and the Bandit II” was accompanied to the block by its owner, Burt Reynolds, star of the cult classic movie.

Before the auction doors opened, the entertainment was already well under way. Barrett-Jackson teamed up with Pennzoil and World Championship drifter and professional “fun-haver,” Vaughn Gittin Jr. to film “No Reserve Drifting,” an adrenaline-pumping video shot at Barrett-Jackson’s longstanding auction site,WestWorld of Scottsdale.Throughout the 76-acre site, Gittin is shown piloting his 2017 Monster Energy Nitto Tire Ford Mustang RTR through harrowing hairpin turns and calculated donuts that demonstrate his natural dexterity behind the wheel.

Some of the biggest names in the entertainment, sports and business world attended this year, included: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Steven Tyler Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter Justin Bieber Undefeated pro boxing champion Floyd Mayweather NASCAR great Dale Earnhardt Jr. Actor Burt Reynolds

Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time Don “The Snake” Prudhomme, Four-time NHRA Funny Car champion Mark Fields, President & CEO of Ford Motor Company Richard Rawlings of Gas Monkey Garage Actor Frankie Muniz Two-time Masters champ Bubba Watson Baseball great Reggie Jackson, “Mr. October” New York Yankees center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury NHL players Steven Stamkos and Ryan Callahan of the Tampa Bay Lightning Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Marco Estrada NFL great Jared Allen MLB players Matt Lindstrom, Justin Morneau and Jesse Crain Arizona Coyotes Coach Dave Tippett and players Mike Smith, Shane Doan, Max Domi, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Jordan Martinook and Kevin Connauton About The Barrett-Jackson Auction Company Established in 1971 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, BarrettJackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions®, is the leader in collector car and automotive lifestyle events, which include authentic automobilia auctions. The company produces auctions in Scottsdale, Arizona; Palm Beach, Florida; at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut, and Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information about Barrett-Jackson, visit https:// www.barrett-jackson.com or call 480-421-6694.

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That really opened my eyes.What’s really great is that the program combines science and engineering with friendship and fun.”

The focus on STEM-based career opportunities is integral to the values of Honeywell and its employees. During the program, astronauts and engineers share their personal journeys and career experiences with students.

“The act of bringing this global Honeywell community together with Space Camp allows these students to plan for a future of improving life on our planet and beyond,” said Dr. Deborah Barnhart, CEO and executive director, USSRC. “They bring the best of their diverse cultures to Space Camp, where they will use teamwork and technology to prepare them for a future they have yet to imagine.”

Since its launch in 2010, Honeywell, in partnership with the USSRC, has awarded 2,093 scholarships to students of Honeywell employees. Scholarships are granted after a rigorous application and review process based on academic achievement and community involvement. Financial contributions from Honeywell and its employees fund the scholarships, which cover the cost of tuition, meals, accommodations and program materials.

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Honeywell Ignites STEM Interest Through Interactive Space Camp Experience For 320 Students Honeywell announced that 320 students from 45 countries and 27 U.S. states and territories will attend the Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy this year. As part of the leadership program, Honeywell will host students for two consecutive, weeklong programs, Feb. 25 through March 10, 2017, at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center (USSRC) in Huntsville, Ala. The Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy aims to encourage excitement and engagement around Science,Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) subjects for students between the ages of 16-18.The program is packed with hands-on activities such as building and testing rockets, simulated astronaut training, shuttle missions, and a moon walk. The program is designed to educate students on the importance of STEM in an ever-changing, connected world.

Ashley Fitzpatrick, a student from New Mexico who attended the Academy in 2016 and is returning this year as a student ambassador, said: “We build and launch model rockets and learn that there are so many different types of engineering fields to pursue. It’s a growing field with a high demand for men and women.

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by GE Aviation, which is using the technology on-site to change how aircraft engines are manufactured.

GE is focusing efforts on driving AM, after a disappointing Q4 2016. This certainly seems to be a smart approach; Dario Mantegazza, an Avio Aero manufacturing engineer, said it best, when he described 3D printing as having “no limits to complexity.” GE Aviation has facilities in Germany and Sweden, where they acquired majority stakes in Arcam and in Concept Laser last year. The company has a factory in Auburn, Alabama, and also owns AM pioneer Morris Technologies, located in southwest Ohio. But Joyce says the little Italian town of Cameri, and Avio Aero, are an important part of GE’s overall AM business strategy and will be “at the center of the growth of our additive ecosystem.”

The plant in Cameri is special, because it uses twenty Arcam-developed AM machines, which fuse together layers of titanium aluminide (TiAI) using an electron gun to accelerate an electron beam.TiAI is 50% lighter than nickel-based alloys, and is being used in the Cameri plant to 3D print blades for the GE9X jet engine’s low-pressure turbine.

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diameter of the turbine itself is over 80 inches.

This electron beam technique is so fast it’s even competing with casting, which is the standard way to manufacture TiAI parts. The team is also able to use the same machine to change the part shape and print different blades at the same time.

Aerospace Industry Sets $146B Expor t Record In 2016 The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for inter national sales in 2016, deliver ing $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced.

Exports for the sector have been on an upward swing for a while, increasing by 52 percent over the past five years. Compared to 2015, companies were able to sell an additional $3 billion in products to international customers in 2016, AIA data shows.

Unsurprisingly, civil aerospace sales made up the majority of the $146 billion total, with defense products comprising about 15 percent of sales, AIA stated. The U.S. military aerospace sector shipped about $16 billion worth of products to foreign militaries in 2016 — a 5 percent increase from 2015. Non-aerospace military companies fared even better, increasing exports almost 9 % from $5.6 billion to $6.1 billion.

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Marine Corps to Plead Case for More Aircraft, Spare Parts, Maintenance Crews The Marine Corps’ aircraft fleet — notably the V-22 Ospreys — is being flown to exhaustion in operations around the world. Crews are overextended, spare parts are in short supply and there are never enough airplanes to satisfy commanders’ demands.

On the upside, Marine aviation readiness has improved in recent years, although there is still a deep hole to climb out of, says Lt. Gen. Jon M. Davis, deputy commandant for aviation.

An executive order that President Trump signed last week requires Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to complete a 30-day examination of many aspects of military readiness, including equipment, facilities, maintenance, personnel and training.

As far as Marine Corps aviation readiness is concerned, Davis boils down priorities as follows: Increasing the number of aircraft that are available to fly, stocking up on spare parts and boosting the ranks of enlisted maintainers. He also intends to push the case that the Marine Corps needs more money to buy new aircraft.

“Old metal has to be replaced,” Davis tells reporters Feb. 1 during a roundtable meeting.

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the “most operationally in demand airplane in the Department of Defense,” he says. “We can’t get enough of those. We can’t turn the maintainers and the crews fast enough, or produce them fast enough to meet combatant

As the Pentagon gears up for a new budget submission — which in theory will be shaped by the 30-day review that Trump directed — the Marine Corps should have an opportunity to argue that “we do need to recapitalize,” says Davis. “It’s imperative for the Marine Corps to get out of the old and into the new.”

Mattis issued new budget guidance that is broken down into three parts: a fiscal year 2017 budget amendment proposal, a fiscal year 2018 president’s request and the 2019-2023 out-year plan.

Davis says more resources will be sought for spare parts, flying hours, maintenance crews and procurement of new aircraft. “The president is putting pressure on the people who build our airplanes to come up with a better price,” he says, in reference to Trump’s individual meetings with the CEOs of Boeing and Lockheed Martin. “We’ll see what they come up with.”

In a separate review, the Defense Department will investigate whether an upgraded F/A-18E/F Super Hornet — to be proposed by Boeing — could replace the F-35C naval variant of the joint strike fighter.The Marine Corps intends to buy 353 vertical takeoff F-35Bs and 67 F-35Cs. Davis would not comment on the review but says he expects it to validate the current requirement.

With regard to the V-22, Davis suggests the Marine Corps might seek to increase the approved requirement of 460 aircraft if the Trump administration directs the Pentagon to grow the Marine Corps.

The Corps is still acquiring new V-22s from the manufacturer — a Boeing and Bell Helicopter consortium. The Osprey is now the service’s primary personnel carrier, so a larger Corps would require more airplanes, Davis says.

Under a five-year contract signed in 2013, the Navy is buying 99 V-22s: 92 MV-22s for the Marine Corps and seven CV-22s for the Air Force Special Operations Command. Davis noted that the Marine Corps has “loaned” 12 Ospreys to the Navy for carrier-based operations but expects to get those aircraft back. The $70 million apiece aircraft became operational in 2007 and has become a workhorse.

The upkeep of the V-22 fleet has been complicated because over the years units have customized and modified aircraft with various subsystems for different missions. The current fleet of nearly 300 V-22s includes 77 different configurations.

The Marine Corps has funded a program to begin standardizing the oldest 129 aircraft to match the more modern versions. “It makes it hard to maintain readiness when you have to maintain 77 variants,” Davis says.The Marines also intend to continue to invest in aerial refueling kits that turn Ospreys into in-flight refueling tankers.

The upcoming budget proposal will reflect Marines’ growing concerns about aircraft maintenance and spare parts. A spike in mishaps in recent months has been blamed on human error but a number of ground-based accidents were the result of maintenance blunders, Davis says. “Each ground mishap takes airplanes out of the service for weeks.”

Because there are not enough spare parts, maintainers cannibalize other aircraft. “That’s negative maintenance,” says Davis. “Attacking those things will allow us to have more airplanes on the flight line. … The best thing we can do for readiness is fix our spare parts problem. Across the Department of the Navy, we do not have the spare parts to sustain our aircraft.”

MovingTarget: Raytheon’s GBU-53 Small Diameter Bomb II Raytheon has been contracted to deliver Small Diameter Bombs (SDB) to the USAF. While the exact value of the contract modification was undisclosed, the company received $62 million at the time of the award.

The contract calls for the delivery of low-rate initial production for 312 SDB II Lot 3 munitions for the branch, and also includes 413 SBD Lot 3 single weapon containers, 20 weapon conversions for guided test vehicles, 20 production reliability incentive demonstration effort captive vehicles and training and maintenance services. SBDs are being integrated on a number of USAF and US Navy aircraft, and provide warfighters with the ability to engage their targets when faced with poor weather and other adverse conditions.

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Predictions Vary, But Experts Agree Commercial Drones To Become Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry Drones have the potential to grow into a massive industry within the next decade, but finding a consensus opinion on just how much it will grow is a difficult task.

A report in January 2015 predicted that the commercial drone market would be worth more than $4 billion by 2021, with significant growth in oil and gas mapping applications helping to drive an increase in revenue. A report from the US Congressional Research Service released in September 2015 noted a handful of different forecasts on the industry’s future, with some organizations predicting growth to $14 billion by 2025. Another report released last November predicted that drones would be a $28 billion market by 2022.

Colin Snow, founder and CEO at Skylogic Research, said the aggressive growth projections are commonplace in drone market analysis, and that the proliferation of divergent opinions makes it necessary to view a lot of reports with some degree of skepticism.

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of how big is [the drone market], you see people put charts up. I go to conferences and everyone puts a chart up. So, from the very inception of this industry, we’ve always seen these huge upticks.”

Last July, Skylogic released several reports examining the role drones may play in specific sectors, including surveying and facility construction and inspection. In one report, Snow wrote that Part 107 of the US Federal Aviation Regulations, passed by the US Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in June, should allow for easier inspection of various facilities, including oil rigs and refinery flare stacks.

Part 107 covers a spectrum of commercial uses for drones weighing less than 55 lb. It allows operators to fly drones in daylight or twilight with appropriate anti-collision lighting. Drones cannot fly over anyone not directly participating in its operation, under a covered structure, or inside a covered stationary vehicle.The regulation establishes a maximum height for drone flight (400 ft above ground, or higher if the drone is within 400 ft of a structure) and a maximum speed of 100 mph.

Automation Alley Report: Manufacturing Industry In U.S. Rapidly Moving To Embrace Industry 4.0 The manufacturing industry in America is moving rapidly to embrace technology as a critical part of its processes and plans to make new technological investments in 2017, but barriers to Industry 4.0 adoption still exist, according to Automation Alley’s 2017 Technology Industry Report.

Industry 4.0, also known as the fourth industrial revolution, refers to the convergence of digital and physical technologies currently disrupting the manufacturing industry, including: the Industrial Internet of Things, autonomous robotics, advanced materials, additive manufacturing, big data, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and modeling, simulation and visualization.

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According to the report, 85 percent of national manufacturing executives said their company plans to increase existing budgets for technological advancements, while nearly a third of them plan to increase their budgets by 10 percent to 15 percent. In addition, more than half of all national manufacturing executives reported that their company has a dedicated budget for Industry 4.0 technologies.

The top three technologies in which companies currently invest are the cloud, cybersecurity and big data and analytics. Locally, the Industrial Internet of Things and simulation (both at 42 percent), followed by autonomous robots, horizontal and vertical system integration, and the cloud (all at 33 percent) are a top priority for Automation Alley manufacturers.

In addition, the vast majority (88 percent) of national manufacturing executives believe technological advancements can be beneficial to their competitiveness. The top technologies manufacturing executives believe will improve their competitiveness in 2017 are the cloud, big data and analytics, additive manufacturing and cybersecurity.

While most manufacturers recognize the benefits of technological

advancements, barriers to technology adoption remain. Only slightly more than half (52 percent) of the national manufacturers surveyed have a dedicated budget and process to support the adoption of new technologies. In contrast, 68 percent of Automation Alley manufacturers reported having a dedicated budget and process to support the adoption of new technologies.

“Encouragingly, our survey results show that the Automation Alley manufacturing base seems to be more prepared for the Industry 4.0 transformation than their national counterparts,” said Tom Kelly, Automation Alley’s executive director. “However, we found that barriers to adoption remain at both a local and national level. In addition, there are striking communication gaps that exist between the technology and manufacturing executives surveyed.”

The results show the technology industry needs to better understand pain points among manufacturers. The top barriers for technological advancements as reported by national manufacturing executives are cost, uncertainty about which technology supplier has the best solution, and employees who are reluctant to change.

Each year, Automation Alley publishes the Technology Industry Report to provide the technology business community with valuable insights into the future of the tech industry, both locally and nationally. Since the organization began publishing the report more than a decade ago, businesses and municipalities have used it for business planning and business and talent attraction.

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The Metalworking Industry Expands For The First Time In Almost Two Years With a reading of 53.8, the Gardner Business Index showed that the metalworking industry grew in January for the first time since March 2015, reaching its highest point since May 2014. This also is close to its fastest rate of growth since April 2012.

New orders increased for the third straight month and at their fastest rate since March 2014.The same was true for the production subindex.

Although it is still contracting, the backlog subindex continued the steady improvement that began last June and reached its highest level since August 2014.This trend in backlogs indicates that capacity utilization should increase in 2017. Employment increased for the third time in four months and at its fastest rate since July 2015, while exports continued to contract.

Material prices increased at a dramatically faster rate for the second month in a row. In fact, they increased at their fastest rate since February 2012. Prices received also increased for the second straight month and at their fastest rate since January 2014. After a huge spike in November attributed to the results of the presidential election, future business expectations increased in both December and January, moving above 80 for the first time since July 2011.

The primary metals sector grew in January for the fourth time in five months and at its fastest rate since June 2015. This is a positive sign for the metalworking industry, since all its manufacturers need metal to cut. The forming/fabricating industry grew at a very strong rate for the second month in a row, and metalcutting job shops grew at their fastest rate since June 2014. In fact, all but a few industries expanded in January.

Shops of all sizes showed growth in January. Plants with more than 250 employees grew at an accelerated rate for the fourth month in a row; facilities with 100-249 employees expanded for the fourth time in five months; shops with 50-99 employees grew for the fifth time in six months; those with 20-49 grew at their fastest rate since at least December 2011; and those with fewer than 20 employees expanded for the first time since June 2015. Source: Gardner Business Media

Phoenix Ranks As A Top 2017 U.S. Market For Industrial, Manufacturing Phoenix ranks among the top 10 markets to watch for industrial real estate in 2017, according to real estate firm Colliers International.

Industrial space also includes manufacturing — a top focus for President Donald Trump.

Phoenix ranks third on the list, which is topped by Columbus and Denver.

The industrial segment has seen growth in various parts of the Valley unlike office and technology which has been happening more in Tempe, Scottsdale and the East Valley.

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president at Colliers’ Phoenix office.

“From an Industrial standpoint, user activity has been incredibly active Valley-wide. We are seeing continued strong annual net absorption growth while adding much-needed new product offering the features corporate America is looking for,” Conrad said.

That includes higher ceiling heights than older buildings and increased manueverability for trucks.

Greenville, S.C., Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Nashville, Los Angeles, Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley and Tampa are also on Colliers’ top 10 list.

Martenson does see a regional bifurcation when it comes industrial and manufacturing space.

The big distribution operations and e-commerce hubs such as ones operated by Amazon. com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) and Macy’s Inc. (NYSE: M) continue to land in the West Valley because of Interstate 10 location and proximity to ports at Long Beach and Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles regional industrial in the market is one of the tightest and most sought after in the country.

“That’s because of the proximity to the port,” Martensen said.

Phoenix’s industrial vacancy rate ended the year at 10.2 percent — the lowest since 2007 and before the market crash and recession, according to Colliers.

Colliers researchers also like the Phoenix workforce between the ages of 18 and 34. They make up 25 percent of the region’s population.

On the east side of Phoenix, Martensen is seeing more high-tech and other manufacturing landing.

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Boeing Positive On Raising 787 Rate Before 2020 Boeing is pressing forward with plans to raise 787 monthly output to 14 aircraft per month by the end of the decade, but still has dozens of order slots to fill as company executives begin a final evaluation of the ramp-up decision.

After raising the monthly production rate to from 10 to 12 aircraft last May, Boeing is already delivering 787s at a faster clip than any widebody aircraft in history. Raising the rate even higher would help Boeing offset declining cash-flow from the 777 programme and claw back savings from a $30 billion stockpile of deferred production and unamortised tooling costs still hanging over the program.

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backlog for the 787 can’t keep up with an annual delivery rate of 168 aircraft. As of 25 January, Boeing has 691 remaining orders for the 787, which is equivalent to 4.8 years of production at current production rates.

“That is a very strong position to be in,” argues Boeing chairman, president and chief executive Dennis Muilenburg, addressing market analysts on a fourth quarter earnings call.

There is some evidence to back up Muilenburg’s confidence. Since 2009, Boeing’s sales teams have added about 68 orders on average each year for 787s. In a purely hypothetical scenario, Boeing maintains that average over the next three years and delivers 787s at the existing production rate, leading to a backlog of 472 aircraft by the end of 2019. If output increases to 14 aircraft per month afterward and the same yearly order average holds, Boeing could sustain deliveries at the higher rate for four years before the backlog is fully depleted.

“We’re assuming at this point that we go to 14 [per month production rate],” says Boeing chief financial officer Greg Smith. “The market supports that -- going to 14. But we don’t have to make the formal decision yet. So as we get close to that we’ll continue to monitor the marketplace.”

Elaborating on Boeing’s long-term outlook, Muilenburg notes that Boeing forecasts sales of more than 9,000 widebodies over the next 20 years. Early in the next decade, Boeing also anticipates a wave of replacement orders for widebody aircraft, Muilenburg says.

US on Track for Record Foreign Weapon Sales This could be another banner year for the defense and aerospace industries. In the first quarter of this fiscal year, the U.S. State Department approved foreign military sales worth an estimated $45.2 billion dollars — more than total foreign military sales for all of fiscal 2016, Defense News reported in December. If approved by Congress and manufactured this year, some of those purchases could help rack up the export total for 2017.

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President Trump Announces Manufacturing Jobs Initiative PresidentTrump announced that as part of his overall job creation agenda he will launch a Manufacturing Jobs Initiative.

The President will be meeting with some of the world’s most successful and creative business leaders to share their experiences and gain their insights. President Trump plans to continually seek information and perspectives from a diverse range of business leaders, including those listed below and others, on how best to promote job growth and get Americans back to work again.

The first series of meetings were organized by Andrew Liveris, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Dow Chemical Company. The President has expressed his appreciation to Mr. Liveris for his ongoing efforts in this regard.

Initial business leaders assisting with the Manufacturing Jobs Initiative include: • Andrew Liveris, The Dow Chemical Company • Bill Brown, Harris Corporation • Michael Dell, Dell Technologies • John Ferriola, Nucor Corporation • Jeff Fettig, Whirlpool Corporation • Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company • Ken Frazier, Merck & Co., Inc. • Alex Gorsky, Johnson & Johnson • Greg Hayes, United Technologies Corp.

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• Marilynn Hewson, Lockheed Martin Corporation • Jeff Immelt, General Electric • Jim Kamsickas, Dana Inc. • Klaus Kleinfeld, Arconic • Brian Krzanich, Intel Corporation • Rich Kyle, The Timken Company • Thea Lee, AFL-CIO

U.S. factory output increased for the fourth time in five months amid gains in machinery and chemicals, extending a gradual recovery in manufacturing.

Production at factories, which make up about 80 percent of all output, increased 0.2 percent in January from the previous month, a Federal Reserve report showed Wednesday. That matched the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey.Total industrial output, which includes mining and utilities, fell 0.3 percent as warm weather reduced demand for heating, with utility production falling the most in 11 years.

Healthy consumer spending and a recovery in the oil sector have supported recent gains in manufacturing, with a key gauge of industry rising last month to the highest since November 2014. At the same time, modest overseas demand, a strong U.S. dollar and soft investment in equipment from domestic firms have made for slow progress.

Estimates in the Bloomberg survey for manufacturing output, which accounts for about 12 percent of the economy, ranged from a decline of 0.1 percent to an increase of 0.6 percent. The previous month’s reading of a 0.2 percent gain was unrevised.

For total industrial production, the Bloomberg survey showed estimates ranging from a 0.6 percent drop to a rise of 0.4 percent, with a median projection for no change.

Capacity utilization, which measures the amount of a plant that is in use, declined to 75.3 percent in January from a revised 75.6 percent the prior month.

Utility output dropped 5.7 percent, the most since January 2006, after December’s 5.1

percent gain. Last month was the 18th-warmest January in the last 123 years, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Mining production, including oil drilling, expanded 2.8 percent in January after a 1.4 percent drop. Drilling of oil and gas wells jumped 8.5 percent.

U.S. rig counts increased to 741 in the week ended Feb. 10, the highest in more than a year, helped by increasing energy prices, Baker Hughes Inc. data show.

Machinery output rose 0.9 percent, while chemical production rose 1 percent. Consumer durable-goods output fell 0.9 percent last month on a 2.8 percent drop in automotive production. Business equipment production ticked up 0.1 percent following a 0.8 percent increase.

Source: Bloomberg Markets

Apple, Foxconn plot new iPhone manufacturing plans — check out where Apple Inc. and one its leading suppliers, Foxconn Technology Group, are plotting new iPhone manufacturing plans in very different places.

Foxconn is talking to Pennsylvania about a U.S. manufacturing plant, according to Fast Company.

The Taiwanese company makes iPhones for Apple. Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou has indicated he could look to land a $7 billion factory in the U.S. Arizona could be in the mix for that. Apple has a data and operations center in Mesa. Arizona economic developers have had contact with Foxconn over the past few years about potential U.S. investments.

Arizona is also home to high-tech manufacturing including Intel Corp. which has a fabrication campus in Chandler.

Apple is also looking to start making iPhones in India, according to reports

by TechCrunch as well as Indian outlets.

Apple’s moves in one of the world’s largest market comes as President Donald Trump has encouraged the tech giant and its supplier Foxconn to make iPhones in the U.S. Source: Phoenix Business Journal

Trump Administration’s Polices Encouraging For Defense Sector, Melcher Says Dave Melcher, president and CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association, says in a recent podcast that the Trump administration’s support of increased defense spending and fostering US manufacturing are positive signs for the industry. He cited AIA’s support of ending caps under the Budget Control Act. Source: Defense News A2Z MANUFACTURING SW •

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“It’s a big idea,” he said, adding that software can optimize assets as diverse as jet engines, pipelines and MRI scanners. Immelt acknowledged that there will be “a ton of competitors.” But GE also has “$225 billion of contractual agreements already signed with customers that are productivity-based,” he explained. “So we have this kind of connection with customers that nobody else really has, and we can add analytics on top of that in ways that IBM and Siemens can’t do.”

For example, Immelt said, GE medical scanners generate 45 million images a day. “IBM doesn’t have that, really,” he said. “The Industrial Internet is going to break very differently than the consumer internet or the enterprise internet.”

GE’s deep industrial expertise is another advantage, Immelt said. “What’s hard in this world is knowledge of the assets,” not finding a qualified coder, he said. “What we have that the other guys don’t have is we know the material history of every jet engine, right? We can build digital twins around gas

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The nonprofit The Solar Foundation released its annual National Solar 2/9/17 1:00 PM Jobs Census report this week, where New Mexico ranked No. 23 in the country for solar jobs. Per capita, New Mexico was No. 8 for the number of solar jobs.

When asked about GE quickly capitalizing on machine learning and artificial intelligence, Immelt pointed to another example from healthcare. He said that a radiologist uses just 10 percent of what a medical scanner can deliver on the first read. “The other 90 percent can be modeled using AI post-processing,” Immelt said. “We saw that 10 or 15 years ago. So these are concepts that are well known inside the company, and ones we think we can leverage across the installed base.”

According to the foundation, one of every 50 new jobs in the country was in the solar industry. Across the country, there are about 260,000 solar jobs.The solar workforce grew by 25 percent over 2015, the largest annual growth percentage since The Solar Foundation’s first National Solar Jobs Census was released in 2010.

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According to a report from The Solar Foundation, New Mexico had 2,929 solar jobs in 2016, a 54 percent increase from the year

The nonprofitThe Solar Foundation released its annual National Solar Jobs Census reportrecently, where New Mexico ranked No. 23 for solar jobs.

California had the highest total number of solar jobs in 2016 with over 100,000. Massachusetts was No. 2, followed by Texas, Nevada and Florida.

“With a near tripling of solar jobs since 2010, the solar industry is an American success story that has created hundreds of thousands of wellpaying jobs,” said Andrea Luecke, president and executive director of The Solar Foundation, in a statement. “In 2016, we saw a dramatic increase in the solar workforce across the nation, thanks to a rapid decrease in the cost of solar panels and unprecedented consumer demand for solar installations.”

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New Rules For Defense Under Trump?

For U.S. defense companies, value creation in the past 10-15 years has been achieved mainly by return of cash flow to shareholders, margin and cash-flow maintenance via head-count reduction and, for some, facilities consolidation, international growth and program execution.Growth investors have replaced value-oriented shareholders, so profitable sales growth has emerged as a more important factor for management to drive value higher.

The Trump administration could recast some of these rules for value creation. Defense contractors may well find that some of what worked to create value over the past decade will not work as well, requiring a new set of strategies and tactics. U.S. contractors could find they need to rework their supply chain relationships, be even more mindful of human capital and become more multinational and less export-driven.

Primes could follow three wellworn paths to reducing prices: press suppliers for lower costs; work with the Pentagon to simplify requirements and regulations; or address cost structures through better business practices. The last option combined with a lower regulatory burden would be ideal for the sector. The middle option may have some merit, but relaxing requirements could conflict with warfighter needs. The first option is the least attractive from a sector standpoint, considering the damage such practices have done in the automotive sector and may be doing to commercial aerospace.

One byproduct of a push for lower costs is that it triggers more defense sector restructuring. If the Pentagon leans harder on prices, vertical integration may be less attractive and compel management and boards to divest some businesses before they have to explain to shareholders why margins are going to decline.

Trump’s desire to increase U.S. jobs and reset the trade balance by reducing imports and battling with China could raise risk for the global defense supply chains for electronic components. Supply chains could migrate to U.S. companies, although this would affect program costs.

Finally, competition for engineering talent and skilled workers could intensify. The issues to watch The first change is the notion of “America First” and Trump’s focus on more high-paying manufacturing jobs in here are Trump policies on H-1B the U.S. Prior to 2017, U.S. aerospace companies aimed to grow international sales and lower product costs to visas and domestic energy and improve margins and competitiveness. Offsets and to a lesser extent international joint-development programs infrastructure, which could have been a defining attribute of the defense trade. In 2017-20, the U.S. aerospace sector will have to determine sop up skilled tradespeople and what to do if Trump draws a bead on defense offset practices, demanding that work not be sent from the U.S. to some engineering talent. If U.S. other countries. Another challenge could be the flip side of “America First”—other countries more stridently commercial technology companies placing their interests first. see changes in H-1B visa policies and parameters, competition Tax and trade policies could have other effects on the defense trade. For U.S. defense companies, growing may grow for U.S. citizens with internationally has generally meant boosting exports. Imports are not a major factor in costs, so if a border tax is enacted, there may not be a direct impact on U.S. defense contractor costs. However, some economists believe engineering degrees, and the that a border tax will cause U.S. dollar exchange rates to surge, and that could make U.S. defense exports less defense sector would have to pay competitive. Having a global regional defense footprint may be more important than just exporting from the U.S. even closer attention to human capital recruitment, retention Trump is signaling that he will demand lower weapons costs. It is possible that senior Pentagon political appointees and development. Byron Callan | will put real teeth into these plans and push for lower negotiated prices that contractors cannot easily game.

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After Saving Jobs In Wisconsin, Georgia Manufacturer Puts $20M Into Arizona Plant New Jersey-based plastics manufacturer Inteplast Group has invested $20 million and is opening two production lines in Phoenix.

Inteplast’s AmTopp division makes plastic stretch films and is adding production and workers at plants in Phoenix and Charlotte. Its products are used by health care, food service, grocery, retail and graphic arts companies.

Inteplast has its Phoenix plant on Buckeye Road near 43rd Avenue.

The New Jersey-based manufacturer has 39 employees at its Phoenix plan and is adding a second production line and 20 more workers. The new lines in Phoenix and Charlotte are slated to be up and running this spring.

Inteplast bought Wisconsin-based Gossen Corp. in December.

The PVC products maker was shutting down and had planned on eliminating 92 jobs in Wisconsin and another 49 in Georgia before Inteplast took over, according to the Milwaukee Business Journal.

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New U.S. President Donald Trump has put a big focus rebuilding and recouping manufacturing jobs — many of which have been sent to Mexico and China under trade deals he opposes. He’s also pressured the likes of Ford Motor, United Technologies and General Motors to keep jobs in the U.S. and not move them to Mexico. Phoenix Business Journal

BAE, Northrop, SAIC, Others In $3.04 Bln U.S. Defense Contract A group of companies including subsidiaries of BAE Systems, Northrop Grumman Corp , Science Applications International Corp, Teledyne Technologies Inc and KBR Inc will share in a $3.04 billion missile defense contract, the Pentagon said on Thursday.

The order-dependent contract is for a “research and development effort for the design, development, demonstration, and integration, domain-one of space/high altitude and missile defense hardware and software solutions,” the Pentagon said in a statement.

Other participants include privately held Dynetics Inc, and QWK Integrated Solutions LLC, which is a joint venture owned by a KBR subsidiary, Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc and privately owned Vencore Inc.Source: Reuters A2Z MANUFACTURING SW •

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You Should Always Call Quick Turn For A Competitive Quote - What Do You Have To Lose? to their manufacturing customers Paul says, “Generally, we understand machine tool equipment and its value better than your personal bank does. This allows us to arrange an application-only approval (without financials) with as little as 0% down payment on any age of equipment and up to seven-year terms. Banks that don’t focus on the machine tool industry or don’t understand resale values of equipment are more likely to “structure” your approval with shorter term lengths or down payment requirements that may not work for your business. In addition, we have found that many personal banks often will not finance used equipment older than seven years and will start filing unnecessary blanket liens over an entire shop to over-collateralize themselves, which Quick Turn will not do.”

For precision manufacturers, securing the funding required to grow your business with new machinery can be challenging, time consuming, and likened to the level of enjoyment you experience when getting your tooth pulled.

You might have a personal banker for your investments, and you may even go to this banker for your machine tool equipment purchases. Bob Daly, co-founder of QuickTurn Financial, says, “We encourage you to always call us before you make a decision on your machineryfinancing partner. Even for those businesses who normally only pay cash, machinery purchases are such a major decision – at the very least, we can provide you fast financing options for comparison purposes.” Paul O’Donnell, Arizona representative for QuickTurn, says, (remove this comma) “At QuickTurn, it should take you about five minutes to fill out our application, then we will turn a finance proposal back to you the same or next day.We literally offer a no obligation quote to you, and in the end, you know with our competitive quote that you have secured competitive financing, with us or with your current financing company.”

With the one page “application-only” program at Quick Turn, there is typically no need to provide past tax returnsor financial statements. Bob adds, “Nearly all businesses can qualify for equipment financing depending on the value of the equipment, company history, and credit rating. Unlike many banks that maintain very strict credit guidelines or are unfamiliar with manufacturing equipment, at Quick Turn we have such a wide array of financing options that we will nearly always be able to find excellent financing optionsfor you.It’s a very fast and simple application process.”

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Bob says, “Used machinery dealers or auction purchases typically require 100% funding prior to shipment because all equipment is sold ‘as is - where is’. New machinery dealers often require progress payments at different points during the PO/shipping/installation phases of the purchase. In both cases, many banks cannot accommodate the unique funding terms required to complete a transaction in this industry.”

E x p e r i e n c e d Fi n a n c i n g Pr o fe s s i o n a l s – Quick Turn has a team of eight financing professionals supporting customers throughout the Western United States. Bob and his partners recruited a core team who each have 3 to 4 decades of industry experience and then added to the company younger millennials, who bring the knowledge of technology into the business. Bob says, “The core seasoned team members each brought long time relationships andsuperior financing skills to Quick Turn. We all joined together and have become one of the highest volume finance companies in the manufacturing business. This helped us in negotiating superior rates and terms for our customers and is why we continue to grow and expand every year.

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Quick Turn offers approximately 20 different financing options to meet the needs of every machine shop business owner. Whether you have many years of business ownership with superior credit and command the very best of rates, or you’re a start-up with little business credit history or less than outstanding personal credit (whether you have an ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ or ‘D’ credit rating), Quick Turn will provide an excellent financing option for you.

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suggesting that you remain with your current financer.With no obligations, you can assure your company is getting the best finance deal available.

Common Financing Pitfalls Using a Line of credit – Bob says, “Your credit line should

be preserved for short term capital needs, for when your cash flow gets tight or customers are paying you slow. Keep your credit line available for short term use during tight cash periods for things such as upcoming payroll, quick purchase needs for new orders, taxes, or purchases of “softer” collateral like tooling or software. When fast, easy to obtain machinery financing is available at excellent rates, it doesn’t make sense to tie up your credit line with long term equipment financing. Quick Turn can make getting an equipment loan very easy and you keep your credit line available for use when you really need it.

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Healthy cash levels are a necessity for the ups and downs of running your business. Don’t deplete your cash reserves over an equipment purchase when you don’t need to. Paul says, “Maybe make a large down payment and do a short term loan.

Many companies don’t realize how easy it is to get excellent machinery financing today and end up paying cash when they really didn’t prefer to, or thought financing would be too hard to get or will take too long. Not true.”Being a specialist finance company for the manufacturing industry, Quick Turn makes borrowing for machinery so fast and easy. Just a one page credit application and an answer usually within 24 hours, with the best finance terms!

and he always has the interest of his customers first.At QuickTurn Financial, there are so many resources for different financing alternatives. Paul and the QuickTurn team make financing painless - it is done in a timely manner and there isn’t back and forth for additional paperwork.”

“It is good to know that people like Paul (and the Quick Turn Team) are still doing business the old fashioned way, with honesty and integrity. He walked us through the whole process of financing our first machine and made it quick and painless.” Dan, Owner Grinding Business “I have used Paul O’Donnell for all of my machine tool financing for the past 15 years, for 12+ machines. Paul is knowledgeable, honest, and always easy to work with. Now that Paul is with Quick Turn, I have the benefit of shopping around for the best lender - and I don’t have to do any of it. Paul puts the paperwork together and shops multiple lenders for me. In the end, he recommended a specific one for our company.

Paul offers, what he calls ‘Clean Papers’, whereby the only thing I have to collateralize is the machine. With a commercial bank, there will often be stringent lien clauses (you have to collateralize more machines than just the one you are purchasing), and there can be pre-payment penalties. With Quick Turn, I get ‘Market Place Shopping’ all done by them. I couldn’t be happier.” Scott, Machine Shop Owner

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Maybe you normally just call your bankor you have a finance person you’ve dealt with before. Often people complain of hearing the same pitch from telemarketers who all claim they are the “best finance company”, “you’ve been pre-approved”, and so on... Bob says, “You may think all finance companies are pretty much the same, but they are NOT! It’s your loan, andYOUR MONEY! It is so fast and easy to call us to discuss the financing terms we can offer you. You will see there is a big difference when the finance company knows and understands your industry, the equipment, and it’s value. You have nothing to lose by calling us for a FREE machinery finance quote.”

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“We were in a hurry to buy a vertical machining center. We requested a loan from another provider and after a week we still didn’t have approval or the funds. I turned to QT Financial and within two business days we were approved at an interest rate lower than my target, funds were made available and we never looked back. QT Financial powered through the process and serviced our needs way beyond my expectations.There wasn’t a single hiccup during the entire process! We’ll look to QT Financial the next time we need competitive financing fast.” Bob,Machine Shop Owner “I think you are quick in response and efficient. I have had you finance 4 machines total so far and each time was a great experience. You are definitely on top of my list for contact for any future financing.Thank you Bob for all your help.” Jennifer, Machine Shop Owner “Paul O’Donnell is my financing partner for all of my machine tool equipment purchases. Paul is very knowledgeable about financing options,

Bob Daly started doing machine financing in the late 1980s here in Arizona.

He and Paul O’Donnell joined forces in 1993. Several years later, Bob relocated to Southern California andcontinued servicing customers with their machine tool equipment purchases. In 2011, Bob moved back to Arizona and cofounded QuickTurn Financial, assembling a team of machine tool financing professionals with decades of experience in the industry.

In Bob’s off hours, his hobbies include family oriented activities, golfing, hiking, and exotic cars.

Paul O’Donnell has been doing equipment financing for nearly 40 years now, all in Arizona. Paul owned his own business, O’Donnell and Associates, where he had previously worked with Bob. Just a few years ago, Paul joined the newly established QuickTurn Financial. Paul says, “Joining up with Bob and the team at QuickTurn provided me with a greater variety of financing products to offer my customers.” Over his career, Paul has helped customers secure more than $200 million in financing for their machine tools.

When Paul isn’t working, he enjoys hiking, visiting craft breweries, and traveling (his favorite vacation was hiking the North Rim of the Grand Canyon). Paul says his next trip planned is Ireland.

To learn more about how Quick Turn Financial can help you with your new and used machinery financing, call them at (480) 385-1220 or visit qtfinancial.com. You have nothing to lose, and you have an excellent opportunity to secure more favorable financing.

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The idea of using jet engines to produce electricity has been around for a while.The word “aeroderivative” is a nod to the machine’s heritage, meaning that the designers borrowed technology originally developed by their aerospace colleagues at GE Aviation.

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Engineers built the first generation of GE aeroderivatives called LM100 from a helicopter engine in the late 1950s.The next machine, the LM1500, had inside components from GE’s first supersonic engine — the J79 — and generated more than 10,000 kilowatts. GE Power kept improving on the design, building aeroderivatives from the CF6 engine, which powers Air Force One and many other Boeing 747s, as well the F404 engine used by F/A-18 Hornet and F-117 Nighthawk military jets. Aeroderivatives based on these engines generate electricity in remote corners of the world and also power the world’s fastest A2Z MANUFACTURING SW •

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But the LM9000 takes the technology to a new level. GE’s Oil & Gas business developed the machine for powering massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants.

“An LNG plant is like a giant refrigerator, but instead of making ice and keeping your food cool, it turns natural gas into liquid by bringing the temperature down to minus 160 degrees Celsius,” saysTayo Montgomery, customer applications engineer at GE Oil & Gas. He says the LM9000 is so powerful it enables LNG plant operators to restart production without first draining the refrigerant from the entire plant. “It has enough power and starting torque than you can just get up and go.”

The GE90 engines have clocked 41 million flight hours since they first entered service in the mid-1990s and have departure reliability of 99.98 percent, according to GE. They are also very light and relatively easy to maintain. “It can take as long as 24 days to do a major maintenance of gas turbines typically installed in older LNG plants,” Montgomery says. “But we can replace the entire LM9000 turbine in 24 hours.”

The team made other adaptations to optimize the LM9000 for industrial applications. They switched the machine’s combustion system from jet fuel to natural gas.The machine also will have a 3D-printed combustor whose innovative design will enable the machine to meet low-emission requirements around the world.

Under the hood, engineering geeks will search in vain for a gear box.That’s because the design utilizes “free power” turbine architecture that enables the machine to operate efficiently over a wide range of power and speed conditions.

As a result, “the LM9000 will provide the highest availability with the lowest cost of ownership for LNG applications,” says

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Raytheon Marks Milestone With Another Key Defense Missile An AIM-120 AMRAAM missile is fired at an aerial target drone over the Gulf of Mexico during a Combat Archer mission.

Tucson-based Raytheon Missile Systems marked a milestone for one of its key defense programs with the completion of its 20,000th Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile, or AMRAAM. The AIM-120 AMRAAM entered service in 1991 and was originally made by Hughes Aircraft, which was acquired by Raytheon in 1997.

It is used by the U.S. and 36 allied nations and has been credited for destroying at least nine enemy planes in combat over Iraq and Kosovo during the 1990s.

The cost of AMRAAMs varies from about $400,000 for AIM-120C versions, the main export variant, to more than $1 million apiece for the longer-range and more capable AIM-120D. A new study found that Raytheon Missile Systems contributes

$2.1 billion annually to Arizona’s economy. Researchers at the Seidman Research Institute at Arizona State University’sW.P. Carey School of Business came up with that figure by studying Raytheon’s payroll, taxes and supplier partnerships, the company said.

The world’s largest missile maker, Raytheon is also Arizona’s largest private government contractor.

Taylor Lawrence, Raytheon Missile Systems president, noted that Raytheon does business with more than 500 Arizona suppliers, more than half of which are located in the Phoenix metro area.Source: Arizona Daily Star

Bell-Boeing Contracted For V-22 Sustainment And Upgrade Planning Bell-Boeing, a joint venture between Boeing and Bell Helicopter, received a $58 million order to provide various services for the U.S. Navy’s V-22 Osprey aircraft.

The joint venture’s latest contract with the Navy includes engineering and technical support in addition to flight test planning.The company will also perform avionics upgrade planning, qualification testing and integration testing.

Bell-Boeing received $33 million in fiscal 2015 and fiscal 2017 aircraft procurement funds from the Navy and the U.S. Air Force at the time of the contract award, with $25.9 million set to expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command is the contracting activity.

The MV-22 Osprey has been in active service with the U.S. Armed Forces since 2007, primarily used by the U.S. Marine Corps and the Air Force.The aircraft is fitted with fixed-wing and rotary-wing capabilities, and is built for high-speed vertical takeoff and landing.

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Companies and the government either buy their own rocket for $1.5 million or buy space on a launching rocket, he said.

Vector then launches the rockets into space off the back of a trailer. “We can put up to 140 pounds into orbit,” Cantrell said.

The company is also receiving a strategic investment from Kanematsu Corp., a Japanese trading company.

Cantrell said he couldn’t disclose the amount, only saying it was a significant capital investment of equity financing for Vector’s bridge round.

The 23-employee Vector, which has been in business for a year, has raised $5 million in funding.

Vector is also breaking ground on a new Tucson factory in July in the Pima County Aerospace Park. The 70,000-square-foot facility will have the capacity to double in size when the space is needed, Cantrell said.

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“This is really going to be our off-base facility that is our “My vision would be having many staff members interact with the entrepreneurs and other folks. They won’t be public-facing work, so we work permanently down there, but they’ll come down for events and interact with the community,” he said. “Hopefully on tech transfer, making sure it’s a focal point for my own staff members at AFRL to visit.” that technologies the Air Force comes up with are available to If it’s contact with budding talent the lab wants, it will literally be right above them in the 159,000-square-foot, sixcompanies to help the economy,” story building. Floors two through six will house 310 University of New Mexico students in 155 dorms, according he told ABF. to Lisa Kuuttila, CEO and chief economic development officer of STC.UNM. Source: Albuquerque Business First A2Z MANUFACTURING SW

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When you consistently build good parts and deliver them on time, business naturally grows. Rick Harwood, General Manager who joined the company shortly after it was founded, says, “Owners Bill Do and Kien Nguyen are meticulous journeymen machinists. In our first 5 years of business we didn’t have one scrapped part, not in our shop nor once we delivered it to our customers.”

Rick took the chance and the opportunity to join the start-up company because he knew the caliber of owner Bill Do. “We had worked together at Stolper-Fabralloy (a company that was acquired by Triumph Group) for nearly 11 years”, he says. Continuing, he says, “At HK, it is not about getting parts out quickly at all costs — rather it is about getting superior quality parts out in a timely manner.”

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way, allowing revenue growth to fund business improvements.

In 2012, HK Machining certified to ISO 9001:2008/ AS9100, enabling the business to pursue new business in the aerospace and defense industries. They have just recently registered with ITAR. Sean McIntosh, Director of Quality and Engineering, came on board about 2 and a half years ago. Sean immediately saw the potential for HK Machining to grow by adding complex milling to the company’s offerings. Rick says, “We grew explosively once we offered both complex milling and turning.” Sean says that he came to work for HK Machining because he valued the culture of the business. “We are family here, and each team member is motivated to build the business. Also, everyone has the opportunity to grow at the company.” Prior to joining HK Machining, Sean worked with Bill’s son Lee at another machine shop, and with growth, the business was able to bring Lee onboard as the Quality Manager.

One of HK’s customers over the years is Euless Aero. Lenny Rascon worked for Euless in Arizona, and when the company moved toTexas, Bill and Kien asked Lenny to join the company as Operations Manager. Lenny says, “Joining HK was an easy decision for me. As I had been buying from them for years, I knew that I was coming to a company with an outstanding reputation. As a buyer, I saw first hand their quality and on-time delivery. In their 7 years as a supplier, we never rejected a part from HK, and they delivered thousands of parts to our company.” He added, “The culture of HK, that of family, also was key to my decision to come onboard.”Today, Lenny’s previous employer still utilizes HK for many parts, and HK now ships final product to Texas.

Just about 2 years ago, HK Machining stepped up their machining capabilities with the purchase of their first 5-axis machine, the Haas UMC 750. Sean says, “The Universal Machining Center is designed for 3+2 Machining and full 5-Axis Machining.”

Chris Hansen, Business Manager at Ellison Machine Co., supporting HK Machining, says, “The Haas UMC 750 comes standard with a 40+1 tool side-mount tool changer. One of the many benefits it offers is its trunnion, which can position parts to nearly any angle for 5-sided (3+2) machining, or provide simultaneous 5-axis motion for contouring and complex machining. The machine provides +110 and -35 degrees of tilt and 360 degrees of rotation for excellent tool clearance and large part capacity.”

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Sean says, “Our 5 axis machining is a game changer. It offers the ability to cost reduce parts, and increase accuracy. Our Haas UMC 750 does the work of 2,3 or 4 machines, depending upon the part.” Rick adds, “To give you an example, we have taken a part we manufacture from 9 operations down to 2.The 5 axis machining center allows us to quote on much more complex parts, and with reduced set-up and operations, we can win the business competitively.” Lenny adds, “We have seen cost reductions of up to 80% with our 5 axis capabilities.”

Chris Hansen has only been working with HK Machining for a couple of years now, but nearly all of the management team at HK has had years of experience working with Ellison Machinery, who sells and services Haas machines. Sean says, “The fact that the Haas machines are designed and manufactured here in the United States, and that all parts are made here, available to us should we need a replacement within a day or two, is invaluable.”

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Those applications, according to FAA Administrator Michael Huerta’s remarks at the 20th Annual Commercial Space Transportation Conference in Washington, D.C., covered a range of ever-more diverse space vehicles from reusable and small-payload rockets, to high-altitude balloons and space vehicle carrier aircraft.

Companies such as SpaceX, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic are evidence of a growing and diversifying space vehicle industry. Huerta likened the phenomenon to the early stages of the aviation industry a century ago.

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“Space launches are now exceptional” events that can shut down commercial aircraft flight paths for hours, he said. With the growing number of space or near-space launches and vehicles, such delays can’t continue or they will threaten commercial flight paths and companies.

Tests of a system that can automatically determine and apportion airspace between commercial space launches and ordinary air traffic are underway.

The Space Data Integrator system test at Cape Canaveral in December saw “extremely positive results,” he said.

Along with those activities, Huerta called on the burgeoning commercial space industry to help develop categories of emerging space ports.Vehicles launched into space, or near space, can range from small rockets, to large aircraft-sized “lifting bodies” that boost payloads into orbit, making a categorization system for the places they launch from necessary -- what’s safe for a small rocket probably won’t be for a larger vehicle.

Despite the growing workload to support commercial activities, the agency is working with a limited commercialization budget, said George Nield, the FAA’s associate administrator.The department, he said, gets about $10 million, which hasn’t increased under the continuing resolution. Ninety percent of that budget, he said, goes to employee salaries and benefits.

Despite the flat budget, the office saw launches and re-entries shoot up from 17 in fiscal 2016 to between 36 and 43 in fiscal 2017. He said he expects that number to double by fiscal 2018.

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While Trump has emphasized bringing jobs back to this country from overseas, Krzanich said the Chandler plant will mean new jobs, not relocated ones. He said the decision to make the announcement in the White House was a bow to Trump administration’s “tax and regulatory policies” that “really make it advantageous to do manufacturing in the U.S.”

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The service has long wrestled with when and how it will replace its current air-and-missile defense system — Raytheon’s Patriot — first fielded in 1982. And, at one point, planned to procure the Lockheed Martin-made Medium Extended Air Defense System as the chosen replacement. But the Army canceled its plans to acquire the system.

The Army’s request for information released in July 2016 revealed it was still trying to figure out a way forward, at least when it comes to the radar that would detect incoming threats as part of the future integrated system.The RFI indicates the Army has yet to decide whether it would procure a new radar or upgrade the current Patriot radar.

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Both Raytheon and Lockheed Martin swiftly submitted responses to the RFI last summer.The service has also conducted a number of industry visits not only to collect data from them, but to look at technologies as well as manufacturing capabilities and capacities, he said. “The team is in the final stages of rolling that up now to develop an acquisition strategy to carry back for approval with Army senior leaders,” Rasch said.

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“This project willtoenable one ofduring our most develop, demonstrate and integrate services for the Domain 1 - Space/High ejection, according to spokesman Joe DellaVedova. Once the full Altitude and Missile Defense Program.The effort aims to facilitate research important local employers, that has a first-class facility to produce a “This initial test had promising results and the F-35 enterprise is on a path to gamut of testing is completed, hopefully by the end of the summer, on appropriate software components to bolster USDefense missile first-class product. This also demonstrates the commitment of Roswell qualify the helmet hardware ... by the and end of this summer,” DellaVedova told the JPO can begin implementing the two modifications to the defenses.

Completion of the work is expected for February 8, 2026. and the State of New Mexico to invest in critical infrastructure that will News. “The lighter helmet expected to be fielded by the end of the year is ejection seat and issuing the new Generation III “light” helmet to in line with the seat timeframe as well.” theA fleet, he said. SW • 58 • March / Apr 2017 Z MANUFACTURING 2

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Professional Services Company AGM Certifies To ISO 9001: 2015 With the Help Of BMSC AllSource Global Management, LLC (AGM) is pleased to have been recently certified to ISO 9001:2015.The professional services company, founded by Cecilia Mata, is aWOSB, SDB, DBE andWBENC certified company. AGM owns two subsidiary companies, Global Eagle Security (GES), an armed and unarmed security company and BrockTek, an engineering, design and manufacturing company for unmanned aerial systems. Both subsidiaries are ISO 9001:2015 certified as well.

Cecilia Mata was born and raised in the Republic of Panama in an entrepreneurial family. She moved to Sierra Vista December 2000 as a military spouse whose former husband had been stationed at Fort Huachuca.

Having had a corporate career working in manufacturing, wholesale and consulting, Cecilia came with the vision to start a business but did not know exactly what it would be at the time. “I had to learn the culture, practice humility, listen intently, and learn and absorb everything I could from those in business around me.”

Cecilia founded AGM in 2005. It is a highly competent, professional products and services defense related company with a management team with over a century of management and leadership experience in the following core competencies: Medical Administrative Services and Support, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), C4ISR, Training and Training Development, Logistics and Warehouse Management, Information Technology (IT) Support, and BRAC Preparation and Implementation. The company possesses a full complement of management and staff ranging from Human Resources, Finance and Accounting, Business Development and Program Management, to Contracts Management and Engineering and Product Design.

Today, while the corporate headquarters are in Sierra Vista, AGM rents an office in Tucson that houses its engineering, design and manufacturing business. AGM and its subsidiary’s customers include state and federal governments, private, commercial and not-for-profit entities.

Cecilia says, “We hire the most talented and flexible people we can find and turn them loose.We do not engage in the, build it and they will come model but rather concentrate on fulfilling real market needs. What is more, we no longer look at opportunities or markets that are single or binary in nature. Instead, we examine the trends from a multivariate perspective, attempting to identify opportunities in major business sectors e.g. defense, telecommunications, information technology, energy, security, surveillance, intelligence, environment etc. In other words, we are analyzing the markets, identifying prospects and redirecting our resources to pursue those areas where the greatest demand exists now and in the future. And we can do it quicker, more effectively, efficiently, and creatively than others in the industry.”

AGM’s business model is designed to help make businesses and government organizations more efficient and safer in their day-to-day operations.As such,

The ISO 9000 family of quality management systems standards is designed to help organizations ensure that they meet the needs of customers and other stakeholders while meeting statutory and regulatory requirements.

ISO 9000 deals with the fundamentals of quality management systems, including the seven quality management principles upon which the family of standards is based. These include: Customer focus, Leadership, Engagement of people, Process approach, Improvement, Evidence-based decision making and Relationship management.

process.”

Cecilia says, “When we made the decision to certify to ISO 9001, I asked others in the industry for recommendations on ISO consultants, specifically someone with experience who could guide us through the process in a timely and proficient manner and, without hesitation.” She added, “As a result, Bretta Kelly, owner of BMSC, a superior company was highly recommended by a colleague who went through the ISO Certification

Today, AGM and its subsidiaries, GES and BrockTek are certified to ISO 9001: 2015. Cecilia says, “Going through the process was a great experience thanks to Bretta’s guidance. As a result, we met every deadline and completed it in record time.” Both Bretta Kelly and Debbie Hart travelled back and forth from Serra Vista and Tucson to ensure implementation and internal audits were conducted and comprehensive for all three companies registered under AGM. Cecilia adds, “Preparing for ISO certification was not an easy process and is much more difficult when you include two subsidiary companies and continue normal daily operations in each. Notwithstanding, we are now in excellent shape given we have standardized and documented the processes.”

AGM has been the recipient of a number of prestigious awards, including: * 2016 Minority Service Firm Champion of theYear for the State of Arizona, Small Business Administration * Department of Defense, Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, ABOVE AND BEYOND AWARD, 2015 * Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Business Woman of the Year, 2013 * Office of the Secretary of Defense, Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, Patriotic Employer Award, 2013 * SBA 100, 2011 * Honors 2010 Secretary of Defense Employer Support FreedomAward Nominee *Arizona Companies to Watch, 2008 *Wells Fargo Copper CactusAwards-Business Growth Finalists, 2007 & 2008 To learn more about how AGM can help your business grow, contact them at (520) 458-1314 or visit www. agmaz.com Bretta Kelly, founder and owner of BMSC has helped more than 100 small and medium sized businesses to certify to ISO 9001 and AS9100.

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And bad for the manufacturing because itsFormer skills gap is ence significant growth,” space shuttle program manager Wayne Hale notes in his latest blog looming large. saidthat an IDC statement. the “flexible path” approach Obama followed soon was dubbed “the path to nowhere.”

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Karas Kustoms Proudly Manufactures Fine Pens — Made In the USA And With The Help Of Autodesk FeatureCAMTM

Karas Kustoms operates in a small, nondescript (from the façade) warehouse building in Mesa, Arizona. But inside, the company has built a brand of heirloom quality pens that are sold in the tens of thousands each year, almost exclusively through the company’s website. Karas Kustoms pens typically come in three versions, aluminum, brass and copper.The aluminum is lightest and the copper and brass are about 3 times as heavy as the aluminum. The pens all utilize standard available refills, so Karas Kustoms pen owners may easily purchase refills.

Founder and owner Bill Karas was mechanically inclined from a young age. “I grew up fixing cars, and so once I graduated from High School, I knew that I wanted to learn the trade of machining.” Bill earned his associates degree in Tool & Die making from Mesa Community College, and was able to secure work as a machinist easily. Over the course of the next decade, Bill worked for such entities as B&T Tool and Engineering and Baer Brakes.

“After years of machining for other companies, I knew that I wanted to own my own business”, Bill says. In 2008, he founded Karas Kustoms. During those early years, like any business owner can attest, Bill worked 14-16 hour days and often 7 days a week. Early on, the company earned success manufacturing iPhone cases. These sold very well, but Bill’s employee Dan Bishop is very Internet savvy, and in his research, he determined there was a viable market for well-made pens, pens that were so attractive and well made, that they would make excellent presents that the recipient would use for years to come.

Today, nearly all Karas Kustoms manufactures are their specialty pens. Bill says that the company does do some job shop type machining for local companies who request these services, but in his words, “We aren’t out selling machining services.”Today, pen manufacturing comprises more than ¾ of the company’s business.

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Bill says, “At Karas Kustoms, we do one thing; manufacture high quality, hand crafted products, and, we do it here in the USA. Since the beginning, our goal has been to use our collective experiences to bring unique, trendsetting products to market.Across our team, we have backgrounds in everything from machining, tool and die work, fabrication, automotive repair and restoration, to product design and development.These skill sets allow us to find a market need and to make a quality, well-designed product to fill that need. Because we make what we sell, we are able to control everything from product development to manufacturing, and do it all under one roof. We love what we do, and we hope it shows.” Bill is proud that Karas Kustoms is able to offer a number of people ‘fair wages’ in the United States, thereby making an impact on our economy. As well, when the company needs to outsource special processing or machining which they don’t have in-house (e.g. waterjet), Bill says that they always try to select a local Arizona company. “I will stay local versus saving 5% by taking the work outside of our state”, Bill elaborates.

Bill is a machinist by trade and by talent, and from the inception, he purchased quality machine tools. “I always buy used machines, but I always buy superior machines”, he says. Recently, the company acquired a couple of Ganesh screw machines. Bill says that the Ganesh machines are set up to run lights out, 24x7.

are extremely knowledgeable about their software, and he likes their approach to selling, “They let the software sell itself when they do demos”. His team also occasionally takes advantage of the Autodesk ‘Help Desk’, but Bill says more frequently they use the online portal available for questions and clarifications.

Bill says that as far back as he has been using FeatureCAM (more than 20 years ago); it was a superior CAM software package. “The fact that it is automated makes it very intuitive — it does a lot of the work for you. For example, if you want to drill a hole, it will intuitively pick the tools for you based upon the features.” Bill says other CAM systems require more effort to get a result. He says, “You don’t understand how much better CAM software is that works in this way, until you start using it.”

Bill says that his team did purchase a competitive CAM license from another software provider. “We toyed with the other CAM software, and it took us a lot more work to get to the same spot.

It just didn’t work for us.”

When asked about his feelings regarding the Autodesk acquisition of Delcam (founders of FeatureCAM), Bill says that is having a very positive impact.

“With the joining of forces, we can now purchase CAM software for Swiss turning, wire EDM, 2D, 3D and 5 axis machining all from one company, and they even offer a package for additive manufacturing, just to name a few.”

Anyone involved in manufacturing recognizes the need for software, and Karas Kustoms utilizes FeatureCAM. Bill was first introduced to FeatureCAM more than 15 years ago during his tenure at Baer Brakes. “Christian Briscoe was my contact back then, and he remains with the company today.” Christian has been promoted to Product Specialist Sales Manager, and Blaine Duke has taken over support of Karas Kustoms. The two are pictured above with Blaine on the left and Christian on the right. Bill says that both Christian and Blaine

Bill says that Autodesk does a superior job of innovating. In fact, Bill and his team are exploring options to use Autodesk for their CAD software, as he feels the fact that both his CAM and CAD systems will all be managed through Autodesk will simplify issues inherent with software from multiple companies.

Bill and the team at Karas Kustoms have developed such a strong relationship with their Autodesk support team that they were selected to participate in a beta program for their Swiss machining software. “We had purchased a new Swiss machine that they wanted to write a post-processor for, so we engaged for

the beta program”, Bill says.

Autodesk is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software. The company makes software for people who make things. If you’ve ever driven a high-performance car, admired a towering skyscraper, used a Smartphone, or watched a great film, chances are you’ve experienced what millions of Autodesk customers are doing with their software.

The company has made several software acquisitions in the past few years, including its purchase of Delcam in 2014.

To learn more about FeatureCAM, visit www. featurecam.com or call 877-335-2261.

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Check out KarasKustoms.com for an heirloom pen.

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Previously, employers were not required to send completed forms to OSHA unless they received a letter from the agency asking them to do so. Beginning in 2017, certain employers will be required to electronically submit that information using a secure website provided by the agency.

Reporting requirements will be phased in over two years: Companies with 250 or more employees must electronically submit information from their 2016 Form 300A by July 1, 2017, and must electronically submit information from all OSHA forms (300A, 300, and 301) by July 1, 2018.

Companies with 20 to 249 employees in certain high-risk industries (identified by OSHA) must electronically submit information from their 2016 Form 300A by July 1, 2017, and their 2017 Form 300A

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Beginning in 2019, the submission deadline will be changed from July 1 to March 2.

Nothing in this rule changes what data employers must collect or the responsibility to report all work-related fatalities, in-patient hospitalizations, amputations, or losses of an eye.

Employers that were previously required to do so will still need to complete, retain, and certify injury and illness records, and post the 300A Log from February 1 until April 30 each year. Source: Albuquerque Business News

What You Need To Know About OSHA’s New Record-Keeping Rule

Why the Arizona-Mexico Auto Supply Chain Draws Headquarter Companies

In May 2016, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced new regulations for the reporting of workplace injuries and illnesses. The new “Improve Tracking of Workplace Injur ies and Illnesses” rule has two main provisions: It requires employers to submit work-related injury and illness reports electronically and to inform workers of their right to report an injury or illness without the threat of retaliation.

Lucid Motors isn’t the first company to look at Arizona operations because of the state’s potential automotive supply chain.

The rule was originally scheduled to go into effect in August 2016, but was delayed by a federal district court in Texas, which issued an order directing OSHA to halt enforcement until Dec. 1, 2016. An additional petition was placed asking for further holds on the rule; however, on Nov. 28, 2016, the court denied that petition. As such, the rules were effective beginning Dec. 1, 2016.

Beginning in 2017, certain employers will be required to electronically submit information using a secure website provided by the agency.

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The Carlisle Cos. Inc. moved from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Phoenix, and Rogers Corp. moved from Rogers, Connecticut, to Chandler. Both cited access to the Mexican market among their reasons for locating in the Valley. Caterpillar noted the same when it picked Tucson for its mining equipment divisional headquarters.

“I don’t think people realize the size of (Arizona’s) electric vehicle and autonomous vehicle ecosystem,” said Bob Daigle, chief technical officer for Rogers Corp. “We are a very agile company and are doing a lot of advanced work with (EV and AV) technology. We wanted to be close to that center in Arizona.”

Both Rogers and Carlisle have facilities across the globe, but now their headquarters are here in the Valley.

“We call it e-mobility,” said Daigle. “It’s the merger of technology with cars.”

Daigle said the Arizona automotive supply chain is robust with companies in all three supplier tiers.

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Amfabsteel Inc. and Phat Steel Inc., two separate but connected manufacturing companies, announced Friday they are adding 63 jobs in Bernalillo.

Amfabsteel, a structural steel fabrication and manufacturing company, will be adding 43 jobs. Phat Steel, a miscellaneous steel fabrication and manufacturing company, will be adding 20 jobs.

DeniceTally, special projects manager with Amfab, said both companies are taking applications for the following positions: project manager, estimator, steel detailer, estimator, IT tech, quality control, structural steel fabricator, forklift operator and shop assistant.

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The 2016 aircraft financing market totaled about $122 billion, a small segment of overall financial services but huge in aviation terms. Driven by a “liquidity tsunami,” as Mamoun Kuzbari of Novus Aviation Capital put it at the Airline Economics Growth Frontiers Conference, the market is expected to continue to expand. Even more money is flowing into a sector that is marketing “real estate with wings,” with banks and lessors now expecting transactions worth $126 billion in the current year. Low interest rates provide many new outfits access to cheap financing, while the Chinese government is “politely” asking its industries to invest internationally, and so they do. But the growth comes at a price: yield pressure.

“People are voting with their feet, and they are voting in,” says Jeff Knittel, president for transportation finance at CIT. The example of CIT’s aircraft finance business, in the process of being sold to Avolon, appears to prove the opposite, but he argues the sale was in fact necessary to keep up with the pace of the industry: “CIT could no longer sufficiently fund the aerospace business; it was slowing the growth,” he says. As part of Avolon, which has been acquired by HNA Group and is executing a very ambitious growth agenda to soon become the largest customer for both Airbus and Boeing, that problem appears to be going away.

Avolon’s situation shows how new money, particularly from the Asia-Pacific region and China, is finding its way into the industry: HNA bought an existing and experienced lessor to avoid some of the pitfalls many expect to be visited on those who might attempt to build such a complex business from scratch.

For aircraft manufacturers, the buoyant finance industry holds big pluses but also carries some risks. The major positive is that very few airlines still lack the ability to finance their deliveries, even though their traditional fallback options—the U.S. and European export finance agencies—are both currently unavailable, for different reasons.

On the other hand, cheap and readily available financing increases the risk of airlines making imprudent capacity decisions, particularly ahead of some slower than expected growth and increasingly depressed margins. And, as the Avolon case and a number of others indicate, Airbus and Boeing must work with more very large customers, beyond the same key airlines and lessors they have dealt with for decades. The result could be more huge orders with big discounts, replacing smaller orders with smaller discounts.

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Noncompliance can lead to significant penalties, but if the lessors are inexperienced in the operational part of the return process and in aircraft valuation, the financial burden may have to be carried by them.

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Not only the newcomers but also longtime players are benefiting from the money: “We have been talking to a lot of new investors,” ALC President and CEO John Plueger points out. They are attracted by “consistently good returns for all publicly traded lessors,” he says. And operating leases are now “a firm part of airline capital structures,” Knittel notes. “We [made] more deals with Delta [Air Lines] last year, their best year ever, than in the previous 10 years.”

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mayconsolidation. lose a competitor and become more There is not no clear frontrunner in this tightly ACG is the only one seeking some form of further Scientex makes industrial stretch film used for consumer packaging, consolidated.

The Army wants to eventually produce contested matchup, as both BAE Systems “Lessors want to realize scale benefits in the same way as airlines,” solar products and automobiles.

It plans in hiring 60 workers forprovide the CIRCM in large quantities so it can and Northrop Grumman have successfully AWAS’s Siegel says. Earlier in his aviation career, Siegel was CEO plant.

“Competition does bring out some great aircraft with 360-degree coverage. “They tested the culmination of American a of theprototypes former US at Airways, now part of Airlines. “There innovation. would maintain didn’t build enough ATIRCM for the entire three-year development program that ended is going to be more consolidation among lessors,” he avers. AButBAE win The Malaysian firm bought a 90,463-square-foot industrial that,” said Ager.

He cautioned that he has Army fleet because of weight and cost,” Ager inone March. hurdle could be a discrepancy between the valuations current manufacturing building at 45th Avenue and Polk Street. no knowledge of how the Army would said.

With the lighter replacement, the Army owners expect and what new investors are willing to agree to. “This factor industrial-base considerations in the plans to install two lasers kits in each aircraft The Army notified contractors that there industry is underrated,” he says.

Late last year, Scientex announced it was investing $25 million in a selection process, if at all.

“This could be an to get near spherical coverage. “That’s one of will be no more proposal revisions and asked new U.S. manufacturing plant.

Not only are total revenues for the finance industry rising, there unintended consequence that has an impact the big advantages of CIRCM,” he said. them to submit their best and final offers. has also been a lot of trading activity between lessors late. In base.” on the of industrial That building is north of Van Buren Street and south of Interstate 10 2009,Ager, only 209 changed ownership between lessors, but is selected Chris who aircraft oversees BAE Systems’ in on the west side. The sale Whoever price was $5.65 million.next month will that number increased to 641 in 2014 and was at about that same CIRCM will be the lighter, less expensive receive a 26-month infrared countermeasures business, said The property was vacant at the time of purchase. development contract level (632) last year. replacement for the advanced threat infrared for 21 systems, with options for low-rate both companies are strong contenders, countermeasures (ATIRCM) system that production and thewas possibility of supplying but wonders if the Army will consider the Norfolk, Virginia-based Dominion Enterprises the seller.

Most industry players say that is not a sign of nervousness and BAE developed for the Army in 2008 on an additional CIRCM units to the Navy. Full proposals or to shape our portfolio therefore strictly no reasononfortechnical concern:merit “We trade accelerated schedule in the wake of rampant production would begin in 2019.

The Army whether it will It’s a media company whose assets include ForRent.com and Homes. to look how we also wantweigh it to,” the saysindustrial Goshawk CEO Ruth Kelly. missile attacks againstcom.

Army helicopters in has budgeted about $1 billion over the implications of its decisions. war zones. next five years for the program, including “Sometimes we want to avoid certain types [of aircraft] or exposure contractor government “There’s only twosheofexplains. us that do directional to one airline,” “People are not selling off because they Chris McClurg and Pete Batschelet ofand Lee Associatescosts. and Mark When an aircraft comes under attack, a infrared countermeasures,” heIntra-industry said in an and sale-and-lease-back are concerned about a bubble.”

DiSabato of Atlantis Commercial brokered the manufacturing deal.

Defense industry consultant LorenThompson interview.

The constant deals are often also the competition only way for over new lessors warning to grow.system Source:detects the incoming missile and communicates the missile’s position said winning this contract “crucially Aviation & Spacea Technology the years Week has created “vibrant industrial “We were excited to be working with international clientsis making relative to the aircraft, cueing the ATIRCM important” to BAE Systems and Northrop base” that could be weakened as a result their first foray into the Phoenix market. Scientex officials were very Malaysian Manufacturer Picks Phoenix For jam head to the missile’s location.

ATIRCM Grumman.

“For the loser, living without of the CIRCM award, Ager said. If BAE clear about what they wanted, which made the selection process a the U.S. Market Entry, $25M Plant then locates and trackspositive the incoming threatfrom therevenue fromMcClurg.

CIRCM will be a Phoenix heavy blow,” wins, Northrop Grumman would still have experience start,” said Source: and emits a high-energy laser beam to thwart Thompson wrote in Forbes.com.

Source: aMalaysia substantial workload supplying infrared Business Journal industrial packaging and plastics maker Scientex Packaging the missile’s infrared seeker, effectively National Defense Magazine countermeasures to the Air Force and Navy 71 • March / Apr 2017 • 65 • July / Aug 2015

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Look out During the the worst of the Great Recession, U.S. factory jobs were w i n d o w o fa furious pace.As 2007 began, about 14 million Americans disappearing at most Boeing were working in manufacturing. Three years and one frightful recession 7 3 7only s , 11.5 a n dmillion were. But since 2010, employment has been ticking later, you’llup,see fuelback with companies adding about 400,000 jobs. saving curved winglets at the One reason for at least a small portion of that growth: the return of tips of the jet’s factory work from overseas. Experts say it’s difficult to accurately wings, developed by of Seattle-based Aviation Partners Inc.other countries, measure the number jobs tied to work returning from

but some employers say they know it is happening. Reversing A Herd Look out a similar window five or six years from now and you may see the Mentality Howard Hauser, a vice president with Hiawatha Rubber Co., next iteration of Aviation Partners ingenuity: flexible and continuous control says for a long time, manufacturers followed a herd mentality of sending surfaces that reduce drag by getting rid of sharp edges that cause turbulence.

Anwork influential senator a key defense panel has proposed spending $430 offshore.

Theyonall wanted components produced in low-wage, billion more on defense over the next five years. emerging markets like China.

“They were looking at the piece price.

The design of the first blended winglets was so successful, saving up to 6 And it looked ’We’reaircraft, going tothat savethea two lot ofcompanies money,’” formed he said. a“But percent of fuellike, on Boeing joint Sen. John McCain, a Republican from Arizona and chairman of the Senate the bottom line was venture to build andthey sell didn’t them. save nearly as much as they thought. And Armed Services Committee, included in aproduct white paper released with the quality issues, they’re just the notfigure getting that’sheacceptable last month.

Now, membrane-like flexible wing flaps are expected to allow air to for thethe customer.” flow more smoothly over them. This could decrease fuel burn up to 3.5 “The damage that has been done to our military over the past eight years percent addedbased toinexisting aircraft designs, and upthose to 12contracts. percent ifthe built Now outside Minneapolis, is getting And will notHiawatha, beifreversed one year,” the document states.

“Just stemming into a new jet.

Hauser caused has himself decided to “reshore” production that bleeding by recent budget cuts will take most ofofthea component next five years, was being made in China.

The move will result in three new hires at toThe say nothing of thewas sustained increases in funding required thereafter.” his developed

by Sridhar Kota, a mechanical plant.technology He says the part was not difficult to make, but the Chinese engineer factory and professor at the University of Michigan. kept botching the job.

He says Hiawatha, which makes rubber components The white paper reads looks like a budgetary blueprint for President-elect for equipment such printersadministration. and pumps, can do it better.

Donald Trump and his as incoming In 2000 Kotain’ founded Inc., a company commercialize GE ‘all onFlexSys aviation dealintended withtoChina the technology.

FlexSys and Aviation Partners announced a jointtroops venture Trump hasOvertime proposed a massive military buildup including Fromhimself Soup To As business picks up and hiring more resumes, the to commercialize thealso flexible technology.

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But it’sacquisition still painful at near zero to mimic thick rain and clouds.

But a video console near programs likerecent the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and the new Air Force One to recall the tough times when orders dropped off about 40 percent “Ittheispilot robust, it is scalable, the technology is ready.

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His memory of that lean time: “Many, many months, aThe fantastic system is one of several highly valuable next-generation better mix ofgroup.” weaponry. and a lot of soup,” he says. “But you just buck it up and get through it.” technologies that GE has developed — and that the company has Aviation Partners CEO Joe Clark said his company, which continually “Our military’s … out balance,” the document states. “On passed alongcapabilities to China are as part of aofjoint venture with the state-owned comes up with new65breakthroughs, is considering many different Beaulieu andof the full-timers are back to normalofhours — and the lower end theother spectrum, we need greater numbers more now affordable, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC). applications of the technology.“It’s pretty exciting, it’s pretty new,” Clark can even count on some overtime. less advanced systems to fight terrorist enemies in permissive environments. said in an interview.

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Yet this often comes at company aneed cost:longer-range, the transfer ofwith the equipment available in two years. the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation, says labor in survivable platforms that and leading munitions, more officials autonomous systems, GE greater very technologies business — including chief the United States is looking more competitive internationally for a number cyber and space capabilities, among neweran technologies.” executive Jeffrey Immelt, who heads Obama administration panel Frost and Sullivan aerospace analyst Michel Merluzeau agrees with the of reasons.

For one, U.S. wages are still depressed because of the relatively on U.S. jobs and competitiveness —interesting cite as essential to theforUnited promise.

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In the skill level of American workers is generally higher. could be worth millions of dollars to airlines, which could significantly And the supplyfrom chainweather-related disruptions afterdelays. last year’s Japanese disasters made reduce Just a fewcosts percent fuelover savings very significant for airlines, and efficiency The additional funding fiveisoutsourcing years wouldtogo toward increasing the some companies skittish about Asia, he said. increases are the key reason why the market has been so strong for Boeing Navy’s fleet from 274 ships to 355 ships (though limiting the number of GE,Airbus like other companies, must weigh which technologies should be and jets.Combat the new Littoral Ships); boosting the size of the Marine Corps to But Meckstroth says it’s hard to quantify anyhow job to gains from them “reshoring.” brought to joint ventures with China and protect from about 200,000 Marines; buying the Air Force “as many F-35As as possible” The number may not be great, but at least the trend line is good, heon Abeing NASA analysis says that winglets’ 4 percent to 6 percent fuel savings stolen or misused. decisions faceinvirtually any executive (though possibly curtailing theThese overall plannedofbuy the long-term) asback wellto said.

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It’s a trickle,” Meckstroth said.

“But a trickle back to is sophisticated technology firms, which worry about software piracy, and new “light attack fighters”; and adding 8,000 soldiers a year while Aviation Partners tracks fuelmakers, savings from it has delivered, better than the tidal wavetheout.”

But at Hiawatha Rubber, Hauser does a old-line industrial equipment whichwinglets have seen knockoffs developing for the Army a new “adaptable ground combat vehicle,” as wellof not think the future of manufacturing lies in bringing work back, even if number now above 5 billion gallons.

The company predicts double that products pop up soon after making dealsMilitary.com with Chinese partners. as their new unmanned vehicles and munitions.

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by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will look at “oppor tunities to significantly reduce costs” by possibly replacing the Navy’s F-35C with an advanced version of the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.

The review will seek to “inform programmatic and budgetary decisions,” said Pentagon spokesman Capt. Jeff Davis.

But a fresh look at the program also could serve as an opportunity to revisit the idea that the military should have more than one viable manufacturer of fighter aircraft over the long run. In the Navy, especially, concerns about the fighter industrial base have existed for many years, and bringing in an alternative to the F-35C might ease apprehension, said Lou Crenshaw, a retired vice admiral and naval aviator who served as deputy chief of naval operations for resources, requirements and assessments.

“You need two reliable fighter manufacturers,” Crenshaw told National Defense. “Every decision you make, especially in the Navy, has to consider the industrial base.”

Until only recently, the accepted reality was that F-35 manufacturer Lockheed Martin would remain the sole U.S. maker of fighter jets after Boeing’s Super Hornet line ran out of work in the 2020s.

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After losing the bomber competition to Northrop Grumman in early 2016 and facing dwindling Super Hornet orders, Boeing had been all but preparing to exit the combat aircraft manufacturing business in the coming decade. The company’s top defense executive Leanne Caret made headlines in June when she told The Wall Street Journal that Boeing would focus on repairs and upgrades to existing jets, as well as militarized commercial planes.

Crenshaw believes that a decision to keep the Super Hornet as an alternative to the F-35C could inject much-needed competition in the market, and the Navy would benefit financially. “The Navy wants the F-35,” he insisted. “The way forward is the joint strike fighter,” but the Navy wants to keep buying Super Hornets to ensure it has enough fighters to fill carrier air wings and also because it costs far less than the F-35. Whatever Boeing ends up proposing as an alternative, “it will be cheaper,” said Crenshaw. “Whatever they come up will be a step up from the current Super Hornet, but it will be cheaper than the F-35.”

In the early days of the F-35 program, Crenshaw recalls, the Navy was predicting delays and worried it would have no plan B. “Back then we saw this sliding,” he said of the F-35C. “We knew we needed to buy Hornets.”

The problem, though, is that “when you put money into Hornets it means you don’t have money for the F-35.” He denied long-rumored conspiracy

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During a conference call with industry analysts last week, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg was mum on the Super Hornet proposal that President Donald Trump asked him to develop.

“I’m encouraged by his engagement. His approach to engaging business, having an open dialogue, discussing the issues, finding solutions, finding ways to grow U.S. manufacturing jobs,” he said.

“We had some targeted discussions, well publicized discussions on things like Air Force One and fighter aircraft. I think those were very productive discussions.”

Industry analyst Byron Callan, of Capital Alpha Partners, cautioned investors to not read too much into the Super Hornet/ F-35 showdown. “We don’t expect this to result in major programmatic changes” to the larger F-35 program for the Air Force and the Marine Corps, he said in a research note. “Matching the F-35C to the F/A-18E/F is slightly better news than the initial Trump tweets on the program may have implied.”

The current Navy requirement is for 327 F-35Cs, and the Marine requirement is another 67.

Through 2017, the Pentagon has funded just 69 F-35Cs. The Navy’s current plan is to buy 24 F-35Cs annually by 2021, “so another 10 years to go at that rate,” Callan said. “We see low odds (25 percent or less) that the DoD would hold a competition for Navy combat aircraft and that Boeing would win in 2017 or 2018 to supply about 325 F/A-18s.”

Trump also has met with Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson, pressuring her to squeeze costs out of the F-35 program. Industry consultant Jim McAleese, of McAleese & Associates, believes the program is on solid ground despite Trump’s public bashings.

“CEO Hewson’s F-35 meetings with Trump are obviously exhausting, but there is strong inference that President Trump now recognizes F-35 lethality, combat capability and survivability as a combat game-changer,” McAleese wrote. “Hewson did not speculate on expectations that the Navy could still request up to an additional 120-140 Super Hornets during 2017-2022 — at least 74 minimum to fill its strike fighter gap.” Source: National Defense Magazine, Sandra Erwin

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Moving Target: Raytheon’s GBU-53 Small Diameter Bomb II Raytheon has been contracted external link external link to deliver Small Diameter Bombs (SDB) to the USAF. While the exact value of the contract modification was undisclosed, the company received $62 million at the time of the award. The contract calls for the delivery of low-rate initial production for 312 SDB II Lot 3 munitions for the branch, and also includes 413 SBD Lot 3 single weapon containers, 20 weapon conversions for guided test vehicles, 20 production reliability incentive demonstration effort captive vehicles and training and maintenance services.

SBDs are being integrated on a number of USAF and US Navy aircraft, and provide warfighters with the ability to engage their targets when faced with poor weather and other adverse conditions.

The 250 pound GBU-39 Small Diameter Bomb gives American fighters the ability to carry more high-precision GPS-guided glide bombs, without sacrificing punching power against fortified targets.The initial award to Boeing was controversial, and the Darlene Druyun corruption scandal ultimately forced a re-compete of the Increment II development program. Whereas the initial GBU-39 SDB-I offered GPS-guided accuracy in a small and streamlined package, the goal of the GBU-53 SDB-II competition was a bomb that could hit moving targets in any weather, using a combination of guidance modes.

For the SDB-II competition, Boeing found itself allied with Lockheed Martin, its key opponent for the initial SDB-I contract. Its main competitor this time was Raytheon, whose SDB-II bid team found itself sharing its tri-mode seeker technology with a separate Boeing team, as they compete together for the tri-service JAGM missile award against… Lockheed Martin. So, is Raytheon’s win of the SDB-II competition also good news for its main competitor? It’s certainly good news for Raytheon, who wins a program that could be worth over $5 billion.

Where 2017 Aerospace Forecasts Could Be Wrong The year-end 2016 reporting season for the U.S. aerospace and defense sector is almost finished, and the Europeans’ are due to begin in the next couple of weeks. Most companies in the sector have provided guidance to investors, when announcing their 2016 fourth-quarter results, on the financial performance they should expect over the next 12 months. Here is a recap of the forecasts for broader industry trends in 2017—and where these forecasts could be wrong.

Large Commercial Aircraft The 2017 forecasts from Boeing and the aerospace supply chain are essentially unchanged following their results. The large aircraft OEM process has pretty long lead times, so investors generally do not expect much volatility in the projection for aircraft production from quarter to quarter.

However, it is notable that Boeing was talking up the prospects of a move to building 14 787s per month, despite weakening widebody trends, and a 2016 book-to-bill ratio for this aircraft of only 0.4x. For Boeing to go ahead with this rate increase would take the 787 to unprecedented 48

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levels of production at a very late stage in this up-cycle, and it could ultimately prove counterproductive. Aerospace suppliers generally toe the line on OEM forecasts, deferring to Airbus and Boeing, but they do get to predict the outlook for the aftermarket, which is always tricky, given limited lead times.

By and large, the expectation is for growth to continue at the same pace as 2016, averaging in the mid-single digits. However, this pace of growth could have downside risk later in the year as airline profits ease thanks to increased costs, notably fuel. This in turn could reverse the respite on old aircraft retirement rates, with 15-20-year-old aircraft returning to their more usual pace of exit from mainline service.

Business Jets Last year was another tough one for business jets, and companies in this market are understandably wary of predicting any sort of snap-back in 2017. In fact, results to date point to a further drop in deliveries this year, with Cessna planning to trim its non-Latitude models. While these delivery forecasts are probably not too far off for the next 12 months, there have been some tentative signs of things improving in the fourth quarter.

Both Cessna (owned by Textron) and Gulfstream (owned by General Dynamics) saw improved sales activity in the fourth quarter, and General Dynamics noted that Gulfstream lead times and pricing had held up nicely.Textron has taken a stand on pricing and walked away from fourth-quarter sales rather than agreeing to major discounts.

It will be interesting to see how pricing, usedsales activity and new jet orders progress through 2017, as the business jet market is

likely to get “less bad,” led by the U.S. market, which in turn should help the shares of companies exposed to business aviation.

Defense Perhaps the biggest surprise for some defense investors is that companies in this market did not provide “gung ho” guidance for 2017. This might reflect some unrealistic expectations from those that are relatively new to the sector, as defense companies are generally masters of the “under promise, over deliver” approach when it comes to financial guidance. Their conservative forecasts were in contrast to the actual results as they exited 2016, particularly for revenues and bookings. Based on the companies that have reported so far, sales growth has averaged 5%, with a book-to-bill ratio of 1.2x. With a backdrop of improving U.S. defense spending and robust export demand, these revenue and booking numbers bode well for defense companies to do better than their initial guidance for 2017. There is some “Trump tweet risk” that could cause more volatility than usual in defense this year, but by and large the fundamental outlook for this market is favorable. Source: Aviation Week & Space Technology

Phoenix Serial Tech Entrepreneur Raising $100,000 For First Near-Space Mission Launch A Phoenix-based near space commercial flight startup is trying to raise $100,000 in a Kickstarter campaign to help it fund a manned near-space launch later this year.

Phoenix-based SpaceUnbound is working with two other companies to launch the Helios Mission, where three pilots will capture the 2017 total solar eclipse in virtual reality on Aug. 21.

The goal for the upcoming Helios Mission launch is to prove the viability of commercial near-space vehicle launches for future near-space tourism.

Joseph Lazukin, the founder of SpaceUnbound, is working with London-based WimmerSpace and Nashville-based Students and Teachers in Near Space. Lazukin, a 24-year-old and serial tech entrepreneur from Chandler, will launch into near space with the CEOs of the other two companies, Per Wimmer and David Jankowski.

The goal is to prove the viability of commercial near-space vehicle launches for future near-space tourism, Lazukin said.

“When the launch is done and proves it works, we will do subsequent launches in either Arizona

or Nevada,” he said. “Our ultimate goal is to reduce the cost of near-space flight, to educate the next generation on the merits of space exploration, and to create a foundation for future space exploration and innovation.”

Lazukin is self-funding the project through his previous successful software launches and sponsorships.

The Kickstarter campaign will fund an alternative launch site if the weather is too hazardous that day and cover final launch costs.

As of Friday afternoon, the campaign had raised close to $2,000 from 38 backers. The campaign will end March 10.

The vehicle the three pilots will be in will be launched by an atmospheric balloon capable of carrying up to eight tons. The vehicle will fly to 140,000 feet, he said.

Lazukin then plans to space jump from that height wearing a space suit and parachute to attempt a world record, if the conditions permit.

The Helios Mission will include six 360-degree, high-definition virtual reality video cameras placed on the vehicle and on the pilots’ helmets, Lazukin said.

“People will experience the mission with us,” he said. “This will be streamed live through UStream through a partnership with NASA.” The three pilots are currently doing a lot of training to prepare for the flight, including physical training, vehicle operation training, recovery training and skydiving training.

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Ingersoll Cutting Tools _____480-599-0273 Wohlhaupter__________ 937-885-1878 Cabinets, Custom Lone Arrow __________ 480-507-8074 Carbide Ingersoll Cutting Tools _____480-599-0273 Chip Management Equip Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335 Chip Removal Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335 Chuck Jaws Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335 Chucks Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Cleaners Chemetall ___________ 714-739-2821 CNC Lathe Accessories Trusty-Cook __________ 877-240-2462 Von Ruden Manufacturing _ 763-682-0322 CNC Collet Chucks Royal Products_________ 800-645-4174 CNC Spindle Liners Trusty-Cook __________ 877-240-2462 Collet Fixtures Royal Products_________ 800-645-4174 Coolant Systems Chemetall ___________ 714-739-2821 Ebbco Inc ___________ 800-809-3901 Hangsterfers__________ 316-640-2462 Nick Hochuli Sales Engineer

Cell: 937/503-4708 Office: 937/885-1878 E-mail: hn@wohlhaupter.com Wohlhaupter Corporation 10542 Success Lane Centerville, Ohio 45458

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Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Star Metal Fluids _______ 800-367-9966 Cutting Tools Cutting Tools Consultants ___ 602-277-1342 Ingersoll Cutting Tools _____ 480-599-0273 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades _ 303-761-3000 Sandvik Coromant_______ 480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant_______ 602-628-4242 Schenk Intertech________ 949-360-1512 Von Ruden Manufacturing __ 763-682-0322 Digital Readout Units Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 D & R Machinery _______ 480-775-6462 Lone Arrow __________ 480-507-8074 Magnum Precision Mach ___ 602-431-8300 Dust Collectors Lone Arrow__________480-507-8074 End Mills Ingersoll Cutting Tools _____ 480-599-0273 Filtration Equip.

Canyon State Oil________ 800-894-7773 Chemetall ___________ 714-739-2821 Ebbco Inc ___________ 800-809-3901 Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Qualichem, Inc. ________ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids _______ 800-367-9966 EDM Tooling Systems Desert EDM Sales _______ 480-816-6300 EDM Network _________ 480-836-1782 EDM Performance ______ 800-336-2946 Global EDM Supply ______ 480-836-8330 Filtermist Mist Collectors Royal Products_________ 800-645-4174 Form Tools Ingersoll Cutting Tools _____ 480-599-0273 Guard & Vacuum Pedestals For Grinders Midaco Corporation ______847-593-8420 Inserts Ingersoll Cutting Tools _____ 480-599-0273 Live Centers Royal Products_________ 800-645-4174

Live Tool Holders 5th Axis Fixtures_______ 858-505-0432 Schenk Intertech________949-360-1512 Von Ruden Manufacturing _ 763-682-0322 Lubricants / Systems Canyon State Oil_______ 800-894-7773 Hangsterfers__________316-640-2462 Master Chemical Corp _____520-310-8912 Pioneer Distributing Co. ___ 602-278-2693 Star Metal Fluids ______ 800-367-9966 Machine Tool Accessories Schenk Intertech________949-360-1512 Von Ruden Manufacturing _ 763-682-0322 Milling and Turning Products Von Ruden Manufacturing_ 763-682-0322 Pallet Systems Adams Machinery _______480-968-3711 Arizona CNC Equip_______480-615-6353 D & R Machinery ______ 480-775-6462 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335 Parts Washing Equipment Qualichem, Inc _______ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids ______ 800-367-9966 R8 Quick-Change Tool System Royal Products________ 800-645-4174 Rota-Rack Parts Accumulator

An ISO 9001 Company

ISO 9001/AS 9100 Certiied

Sales

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

Royal Products_________ 800-645-4174 Spindles GMN USA ___________800-686-1679 Setco Spindles & Slides ____866-362-0699 Static Tool Holders Schenk Intertech________ 949-360-1512 Von Ruden Manufacturing __763-682-0322 Steel Service Center Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 Tooling Columns Stevens Engineering ______602-272-6766 Vibratory Equipment Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Vises and Vise Jaws 5th Axis Fixtures________858-505-0432 Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Desert EDM Sales _______480-816-6300 Stevens Engineering ______602-272-6766 Waterjet Abrasives Barton International _____800-741-7756

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

GMA Garnet __________ 882-243-9300 Lone Arrow __________ 480-507-8074 Waterjet Accessories Barton International _____ 800-741-7756 GMA Garnet __________ 882-243-9300 Lone Arrow_________480-507-8074 Waterjet Bricks/Hoppers Barton International 800-741-7756 Waterjet Replacement Parts Arizona CNC Equip_______480-615-6353 Barton International _____ 800-741-7756 GMA Garnet __________ 882-243-9300 Work Holding 5th Axis Fixtures________ 858-505-0432 Ellison Machinery _______ 480-968-5335 Kurt Manufacturing ______ 763-574-8320 Schenk Intertech________ 949-360-1512 Stevens Engineering ______ 602-272-6766 CONSUMMABLES Abrasive Supplies Belts/Sand Discs/ Floor Sanding Abrasive Express _______ 800-941-4777 Cleaning Corrosion Inhibitors Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Cutting Fluids & Oils

(Coolants) Canyon State Oil________ 800-894-7773 Echols Saw & Supply _____ 602-278-3918 Hangsterfers__________ 316-640-2462 Marshall Tool & Supply ____ 602-269-6295 Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Pioneer Distributing Co. ____ 602-278-2693 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades _ 303-761-3000 Star Metal Fluids _______ 800-367-9966 EDM Materials & Supplies Adams Machinery _______480-968-3711 Canyon State Oil________ 800-894-7773 D & R Machinery _______ 480-775-6462 Desert EDM Sales _______ 480-816-6300 EDM Network _________ 480-836-1782 EDM Performance acc’s ____ 800-336-2946 Global EDM Supply ______ 480-836-8330 Qualichem Inc _________ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids _______ 800-367-9966 EDM Fluids Hangsterfers__________ 316-640-2462 Pioneer Distributing Co. ____ 602-278-2693 Garnet Barton International _____ 800-741-7756 GMA Garnet __________ 882-243-9300 Impression Materials Roydent ____________ 480-607-1876

Machine Tool Cool. Filtration Canyon State Oil_______ 800-894-7773 D & R Machinery ______ 480-775-6462 Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Qualichem, Inc _______ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids ______ 800-367-9966 Measurement Products for In Process/First Article Inspection Roydent ____________ 480-607-1876 Solvents & Degreasing Agents Canyon State Oil_______ 800-894-7773 Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Pioneer Distributing Co. ___ 602-278-2693 Qualichem, Inc _______ 480-320-0308 Star Metal Fluids ______ 800-367-9966 HARDWARE MATERIAL Alloys: High Temperature Aerodyne Alloys _______ 860-289-3820 Rolled Alloys __________800-521-0332 Sonoran Metals _______ 602-993-8295 Western States Metals _____801-978-0562 Alloys: Specialty Aerodyne Alloys _______ 860-289-3820 Apache Steel Company ___ 602-323-2200 Rolled Alloys __________800-521-0332 Sonoran Metals _______ 602-993-8295

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Von Ruden Manufacturing, Inc. Since 1946

Fluid Power / Mechanical / Tool Products ISO 9001:2008 Certified

Brandon Anderson President

MOBILE: 612.251.0868 E-MAIL: brandon@vonruden.com

DIRECT: 763.682.0322 PHONE: 763.682.3122 FAX: 763.682.3954

or!AZ,!NM,!and!NV!publication!Southwest!Edition!!

1008 First Street NE - PO Box 699 - Buffalo, MN 55313 USA Made in USA

www.vonruden.com

Driven Tooling for the Machine Tool Industry

O’Neal High-Performance Metals

Made in USA

Nickel!!!

Cobalt!

Titanium!!!

Stainless!

Delivering!Alloy!Solutions!Worldwide!

Patty Negoro (800)337-3766 ext. 148 pnegoro@aerodynealloys.com www.aerodynealloys.com

Aluminum TW Metals ___________ 800-203-8000 Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 Brass AZ Metals ___________602-688-8003 Apache Steel Company ____ 602-323-2200 Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 AZ Metals ___________ 602-688-8003 Bralco Metals Albuquerque __505-345-0959 Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 Dix Metals ___________ 714-677-0788 Bralco Metals Albuquerque __ 505-345-0959 Ind. Metal Supply _______602-454-1500 Coast Aluminum ________ 877-977-6061 Coast Aluminum ________ 877-977-6061 Fry Steel Company ______800-423-6651 Coastal Metals _________ 800-811-7466 Metal Supermarkets ______480-360-3680 Fry Steel Company ______ 800-423-6651 Metal Supermarkets ______505-858-9953 Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 or!No.!CA,!OR,!and!WA!publication!Northwest!Edition!!

Samuel, Son & Co. ______ 800-631-9765 Metal Supermarkets ______ 480-360-3680 Tube Service Company ____602-267-9865 Metal Supermarkets ______ 505-858-9953 Nickel!!!

State Industrial Prod _____ 602-275-0990 Aluminum Extrusions Cobalt!

Western States Metals _____ 801-978-0562 Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 Titanium!!!

Bronze Stainless!

Bralco Metals Albuquerque __505-345-0959 Apache Steel Company ____ 602-323-2200 Delivering!Alloy!Solutions!Worldwide!

Ind. Metal Supply _______602-454-1500 AZ Metals ___________ 602-688-8003 CoastBill!Voden!(800)337"3766!ext.!152!!!

Aluminum ________ 877-977-6061 Coastal Metals _________ 800-811-7466 bvoden@aerodynealloys.com!!

Samuel, Son & Co. ______ 800-631-9765 www.aerodynealloys.com!

Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 Armor:Commercial Kloeckner Metals _______480-389-2883 State Industrial Prod _____ 602-275-0990 Western States Metals _____ 801-978-0562 Armor:Military Grade Carbon Kloeckner Metals _______480-389-2883 Apache Steel Company ____ 602-323-2200 Bar: Large Diameter Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 AZ Metals ___________ 602-688-8003 Bralco Metals Albuquerque __505-345-0959 Coastal Metals _________ 800-811-7466 Coastal Metals _________ 800-811-7466 Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 Reliance Metal Center ____ ____602-275-4471 Fry Steel Company ______ 800-423-6651 O’Neal High-Performance Metals

Sonoran Metals ________602-993-8295 Cast Iron Western States Metals _____ 801-978-0562 Castings Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 Chrome Rod Western States Metals _____ 801-978-0562 Cobalt Rolled Alloys __________800-521-0332 Copper Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 AZ Metals ___________602-688-8003 Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 Bralco Metals Albuquerque __505-345-0959 Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 Coast Aluminum ________ 877-977-6061 State Industrial Prod _____602-275-0990 Western States Metals _____ 801-978-0562 Drill Rod Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 Extrusions TW Metals ___________800-203-8000 Lead Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 Material Sales Samuel, Son & Co. ______ 800-631-9765 TW Metals ___________800-203-8000

Stan Watkins Industrial Account Sales & Technical Support

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Canyon State Oil

(855) 400-2269 Tel

A Division of SC Fuels

(602) 369-5185 Mobile

2640 N. 31st Avenue,

(602) 269-2685 Fax

Phoenix, AZ 85009

swatkins@canyonstateoil.com

Metals Apache Steel Company ____ 602-323-2200 AZ Metals ___________ 602-688-8003 AZ Tool & Steel ________ 480-784-1600 Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 Bralco Metals Albuquerque __ 505-345-0959 Coast Aluminum ________ 877-977-6061 Davis Salvage Co _______ 602-267-7208 Dix Metals ___________ 714-677-0788 Ind. Metal Supply _______ 602-454-1500 Kloeckner Metals _______ 480-389-2883 Metal Supermarkets ______ 480-360-3680 Metal Supermarkets ______ 505-858-9953 Reliance Metal Center ____ 602-275-4471 Rolled Alloys __________ 800-521-0332 Samuel, Son & Co. ______ 800-631-9765 Sonoran Metals ________ 602-993-8295 State Industrial Prod _____ 602-275-0990 Tube Service Company ____ 602-267-9865 TW Metals ___________ 800-203-8000 Western States Metals _____ 801-978-0562 Metals-Bar & Plate Apache Steel Company ____ 602-323-2200 AZ Metals ___________ 602-688-8003 AZ Tool & Steel ________ 480-784-1600 Bralco Metals Phoenix_____ 602-252-1918 Bralco Metals Albuquerque __ 505-345-0959 Coast Aluminum ________ 877-977-6061

Cutting Tools Consultants __ 602-277-1342 Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 LRW Cutting Tools _______ 602-269-1775 Magnum Precision Mach ___602-431-8300 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 The Tool Crib __________ 602-978-3130 Cutting Tools Cutting Tools Consultants ___ 602-277-1342 Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 LRW Cutting Tools _______ 602-269-1775 Sandvik Coromant_______480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant_______602-628-4242 Cutting Tools: Custom B & T Tool & Engineering ___ 602-267-1481 Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 LRW Cutting Tools _______ 602-269-1775 Drills Cutting Tools Consultants ___ 602-277-1342 LRW Cutting Tools ______ 602-269-1775 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Moore Tool & Equipment ___602-455-8904 Sandvik Coromant_______480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant_______602-628-4242

Davis Salvage Co _______602-267-7208 602-267-7208 Dix Metals ___________ 714-677-0788 Ind. Metal Supply _______602-454-1500 Kloeckner Metals _______480-389-2883 Metal Supermarkets ______480-360-3680 Metal Supermarkets ______505-858-9953 Reliance Metal Center ____602-275-4471 Rolled Alloys __________800-521-0332 Samuel, Son & Co. ______ 800-631-9765 Sonoran Metals ________602-993-8295 Nickel Alloys Rolled Alloys __________800-521-0332 Sonoran Metals ________602-993-8295 Steel Sheet Reliance Metal Center ____602-275-4471 Tool Steel End Mills Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 Coast Aluminum Sales ____ 480-797-5162 Davis Salvage Co _______602-267-7208 Cutting Tools Consultants __ 602-277-1342 Titanium & Hastelloy LRW Cutting Tools _______ 602-269-1775 Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Rolled Alloys __________800-521-0332 Sandvik Coromant_______480-233-0997 Tubing & Pipe Sandvik Coromant_______602-628-4242 Apache Steel Company ____602-323-2200 Fixtures AZ Metals ___________602-688-8003 5th Axis Fixtures________858-505-0432 Ind. Metal Supply _______602-454-1500 Form Tools Reliance Metal Center ____602-275-4471 B & T Tool & Engineering ___ 602-267-1481 Samuel, Son & Co. ______ 800-631-9765 Tube Service Company ____602-267-9865 Coast Aluminum Sales ____ 480-797-5162 Cutting Tools Consultants ___ 602-277-1342 INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 TOOLING LRW Cutting Tools _______ 602-269-1775 Boring Bars B & T Tool & Engineering ___ 602-267-1481 Inserts, Indexable Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Coast Aluminum Sales ____ 480-797-5162 Carbide Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 B & T Tool & Engineering ___ 602-267-1481 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Sandvik Coromant_______480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant_______602-628-4242 Inserts, PCD/CBN Coast Aluminum Sales ____ 480-797-5162 Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Reamers & Drills, PCD

Coast Aluminum Sales ____ 480-797-5162 Marshall Tool & Supply ____602-269-6295 Precision Toolholding Products 5th Axis Fixtures________858-505-0432 Von Ruden Manufacturing __ 763-682-0322 Thread Mills Coast Aluminum Sales ____ 480-797-5162 Horizon Carbide ________480-968-0957 Sandvik Coromant_______480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant_______602-628-4242 Tooling Columns/ Tombstones Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Stevens Engineering ______ 602-272-6766 Tooling Systems Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Global EDM Supply ______480-836-8330 Sandvik Coromant_______480-233-0997 Sandvik Coromant_______602-628-4242 Von Ruden Manufacturing __ 763-682-0322 PALLET SYSTEMS Manual & Automatic Pallet Systems Bayer Systems ________ 602-448-9409 Midaco Corporation _____ 847-593-8420 Manual Lift Off Pallet Systems Bayer Systems ________ 602-448-9409 Midaco Corporation _____ 847-593-8420 Manual Rotory Pallet Systems Bayer Systems ________ 602-448-9409 Midaco Corporation _____ 847-593-8420 ROBOTICS Robotic Part Loading Systems Midaco Corporation _____ 847-593-8420 CAD/CAM Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Cimatron____________248-596-9700 Delcam ____________877 335 2261 Feature Cam __________602-502-9654 MLC CAD (MasterCAM) ____480-696-6056 MLC CAD (SolidWorks) ____480-696-6056 SolidProducts _________480-206-0330 Software, Inv. Control Delcam ____________877 335 2261 Feature Cam __________602-502-9654 MLC CAD (MasterCAM) ____480-696-6056 MLC CAD (SolidWorks) ____480-696-6056 SolidProducts _________480-206-0330 Software, NC Programming Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Delcam ____________877 335 2261 Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335

Feature Cam __________602-502-9654 602-502-9654 MLC CAD (MasterCAM) ____480-696-6056 MLC CAD (SolidWorks) ____480-696-6056 SolidProducts _________480-206-0330 Software, Servicing Delcam ____________877 335 2261 Feature Cam __________602-502-9654 MLC CAD (MasterCAM) ____480-696-6056 MLC CAD (SolidWorks) ____480-696-6056 SolidProducts _________480-206-0330 Tooling Systems Global EDM Supply ______480-836-8330 PRODUCTS Cases CaseTech ___________ 480-671-9405 PlaSteel ___________888-752-7899 Fluid Recycling Equipment Master Chemical Corp _____ 520-310-8912 Guns Layke Tactical _________602-272-2654 Reusable Shipping Cases CaseTech ___________ 480-671-9405 Weld Cleaning Centers Capital Weld Cleaners ___ 480-967-0016 SERVICES Banks Alerus Bank & Trust ______480-905-2407 Business Consulting BMSC _____________480-445-9400 Paramount Leadership Group __480-442-7497 Quick Turn Financial______480-385-1220 Rev AZ _____________602-845-1200 Calibration Services Advanced Coordinate Tech __480-921-3370 Arizona CNC Equip _____ 480-615-6353

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Industrial Equipment Moving & Storage Arizona Machine Tool Service, AMTS

as Machinery Sales Opening a new chapter in my life, after 30 years, 22 in Arizona

Co. Senior Service Engineer, servicing Bridgeport, Cincinnati, Hardinge, Okamoto, and many others, CNC and Manual Machine Tools, I will continue to provide service and repair to Arizona, Thank you Mike Smith

Klontech Industrial Sales ___ 480-948-1871 Washington Calibration ____480-820-0506 Calibration: Repair & Certify Advanced Coordinate Tech __ 480-921-3370 Washington Calibration ____480-820-0506 Consulting ABS Quality Evaluations ____702-644-2770 BMSC _____________480-445-9400 iAudit _____________480-444-8845 Paramount Leadership Group 480-442-7497 Quality Training Consultants _928-284-0856 Rev AZ _____________ 602-845-1200 Sustaining Edge Solutions___ 888-572-9642 Contract Inspection Klontech Measure Sol _____ 480-626-8131 Contract Programming Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Klontech Measure Sol _____ 480-626-8131 CNC Training Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Gateway Community College _602-286-8050 Design Services Metalcraft Inc.________480-967-4889 Engineering Services Advanced Coord. Tech ____ 623-780-4137 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. ___ 602-272-4571 A2Z MANUFACTURING SW •

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Schenk Intertech_________949-360-1512 949-360-1512 Financial Services Alerus Bank & Trust ______ 480-905-2407

BMO Harris Bank _______ 602-650-3779 Quick Turn Financial______ 480-385-1738 SBG Capital __________ 480-897-4988 US Bank ____________ 909-466-5020 US Bank ____________ 507-532-8437 Heavyhaul C&M Rigging _________602-253-8200 Hunter Machine Moving ____ 602-246-8783 IRH _____________ 800-334-2409 Omega Morgan________ 800-442-8141 Insurance Services NFP Property & Casualty ___ 480-458-6052 Sentry Insurance _______ 877-373-6879 ISO/AS9100 Consulting ABS Quality Evaluations ____ 702-644-2770 BMSC _____________ 480-445-9400 iAudit _____________ 480-444-8845 Paramount Leadership Group 480-442-7497 Quality Training Consultants _ 928-284-0856 Rev AZ _____________ 602-845-1200 Sustaining Edge Solutions__ _888-572-9642 Leasing and Financing Alerus Bank & Trust ______ 480-905-2407

BMO Harris Bank _______ 602-650-3779 Droeg Financial Services ___ 480-345-6575

Quick Turn Financial______480-385-1220 480-385-1220 US Bank ___________ 909-466-5020 US Bank ___________ 507-532-8437

Lean Manufacturing ABS Quality Evaluations ___ 702-644-2770 BMSC ____________ 480-445-9400 Rev AZ _____________602-845-1200 Sustaining Edge Solutions___888-572-9642 Management Systems Certification/Training ABS Quality Evaluations ___ 702-644-2770 Paramount Leadership Group __480-442-7497 Machine Tool Utilization Tracking E Solutions ___________602-524-0192 Manufacturers Rep Quality Training Consultants _928-284-0856 Machinery Installation C&M Rigging ________602-253-8200

Hunter Machine Moving ____602-246-8783 IRH ____________800-334-2409 MEI Rigging _________ 480-917-3870 Omega Morgan _______ 800-442-8141 Machinery Moving C&M Rigging ________602-253-8200 Hunter Machine Moving ____602-246-8783

IRH ____________800-334-2409 MEI Rigging _________ 480-917-3870

Omega Morgan _______ 800-442-8141 Machinery Storage C&M Rigging ________602-253-8200 Real Estate, Commercial NAI Horizon _________ 602-852-3433 Phil Terry ___________602-903-3762 Recycling Auerbach Waste LLC ______ 623-536-1015 Barry Metals __________602-484-7186 Broadway Metal Recycling __602-795-6328 Consolidated Resources Inc. __623-931-5009 Davis Salvage Co ______ 602-267-7208 Phoenix Metal Trading ___ 602-257-4660 Reverse Engineering ARTL ______________602-374-3770 BMSC ____________ 480-445-9400 Klontech Measure Sol _____480-626-8131 Metalcraft Inc. _________480-967-4889 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. ___602-272-4571 Rigging C&M Rigging ________602-253-8200 Hunter Machine Moving ____602-246-8783 IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Omega Morgan _______ 800-442-8141 Schools, Custom Training AZPMAP ____________602-723-8191 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335

Business insurance solutions for the precision manufacturing industry 1-877-373-6879 businessproducts_direct@sentry.com sentry.com

MAGNUM PRECISION MACHINES, INC. DAVID MORENO BUSINESS: 915-856-7900 12025 ROJAS DR. SUITE A FAX: 915-857-4700 EL PASO, TX. 79936 CELL: 915-892-0797 www.magnumprecisionmachines.com

EMAIL: dmoreno@magnumep.com

Scott HAISCH Sales Manager Cell: 1(480) 689-8756 haisch.scott@rotarex.com 221 Westec Drive – Westmoreland Technology Park I Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 – USA – www.firedetec.com

Gateway Community College _602-286-8050 Schools, Machining & Training Gateway Community College _602-286-8050 Shipping Preparation C&M Machine Services ____602-284-8836 Systems Integration Ellison Machinery _______ 480-968-5877 Transportation IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Transportation:Air/Freight/ Ground IRH ____________ 800-334-2409 Working Capital, Credit Lines Droeg Financial Services ___ 480-345-6575 Quick Turn Financial______ 480-385-1220 SBG Capital __________ 480-897-4988 US Bank ____________909-466-5020 US Bank ____________507-532-8437 REPAIR/DESIGN Bar Feeder Repair Edge Technologies _______ 562-597-7824 Machine Tool Design/ Engineering Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335

Machine Tool Rebuilding AC/DC Engineering ______ 602-818-0157 Advanced Precision ______ 602-525-0156 API Services __________ 757-223-4157 Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 AMTS______________602-397-4008 DM Machine Repair ______480-709-1450 EDM Network _________ 480-836-1782 Setco-Pope Spindles ______866-362-0699 The Werks C&C, Inc ______602-569-1809 Machine Retrofitting/CNC AC/DC Engineering ______ 602-818-0157 Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 API Services __________ 757-223-4157 Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 Contract Programming Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Klontech Measure Sol _____ 480-626-8131 CNC Training Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Ellison Machinery _______480-968-5335 Gateway Community College _602-286-8050 Design Services Metalcraft Inc.________480-967-4889 Engineering Services Advanced Coord. Tech ____ 623-780-4137 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. ___602-272-4571 Schenk Intertech________ 949-360-1512 Financial Services Alerus Bank & Trust ______480-905-2407 BMO Harris Bank _______602-650-3779 Droeg Financial Services ___480-345-6575 Quick Turn Financial______480-385-1738

SBG Capital __________ 480-897-4988 US Bank ____________909-466-5020 US Bank ____________ 507-532-8437 Maint/Repair Services AC/DC Engineering ______ 602-818-0157 Adams Machinery _______ 480-968-3711 Advanced Precision ______ 602-525-0156 AMTS______________ 602-397-4008 Arizona CNC Equip_______ 480-615-6353 C&M Machine Services ____ 602-284-8836 DM Machine Repair ______ 480-709-1450 D & R Machinery _______ 480-775-6462 Ellison Machinery _______ 480-968-5335 State Industrial Prod _____ 602-275-0990 The Werks C&C, Inc ______ 602-569-1809 White’s Niche Products ____ 602-290-9402 Mold Repairs B&B Tool _________ 520-397-0436 Stamping Repairs B&B Tool. _________ 520-397-0436 Prev. Maint Programs AC/DC Engineering _____ 602-818-0157 Adams Machinery ______ 480-968-3711 Advanced Precision _____ 602-525-0156 AMTS_____________ 602-397-4008 API Services _________ 757-223-4157 Arizona CNC Equip _____ 480-615-6353 DM Machine Repair _____ 480-709-1450 D & R Machinery ______ 480-775-6462 Ellison Machinery ______ 480-968-5335 The Werks C&C, Inc _____ 602-569-1809

The Werks C&C, Inc _____602-569-1809 602-569-1809 Repair - Portable Advanced Precision _____ 602-525-0156 C&M Machine Services ____602-284-8836 The Werks C&C, Inc _____ 602-569-1809 Spindle Rebuilding API Services _________ 757-223-4157 Setco-Pope Spindles _____ 866-362-0699 GMN USA __________ 800-686-1679 Spindle Replacement C&M Machine Services ____602-284-8836 Tool Repair, Coating, Treatment Cutting Tools Consultants 602-277-1342

SAFETY Mobility Ramps & Stairs Modular EZ-Access _________ 800-451-1903 Fire Protection Systems Rotarex __________ 480-689-8756 FOD Prevention PlaSteel __________ 888-752-7899 TESTING Repair -Hydraulic Component & Failure Analysis Advanced Precision _____ 602-525-0156 C&M Machine Services ____ 602-284-8836 ARTL ______________602-374-3770 A Z MANUFACTURING SW • 89 • March / Apr 2017 2

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WESTERN CAST PARTS LLC

www.daytonrogers.com 800-677-8881

● Complex Stampings ● On Time Delivery ● Quality Assurance

Steve Whisel

● Difficult Assemblies ●Contract Mfg. ●Design Assistance

Field Sales & Engineering

4024 E. Casitas Del Rio Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85050 Phone: (480) 284-6618 Cell: (480) 250-9764 Email: swcastings@cox.net

Mark Erickson ● General Manager merickson@daytonrogers.com 763-717-6303

ADDITIVE MFG / 3 D PRINTING Faustson ____________303-420-7422 LAI International _______480-968-6228 ASSEMBLY Abrams Airborne Mfg _____ 520-887-1727 Acme Metalworks _______ 480-926-4171 CAID Industries ________ 520-294-3126 Campro Mfg __________602-298-8700 DNKB Inc ___________480-659-7703 Fry Fabrications ________ 602-454-0701

GHT Services__________480-396-1800 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___520-889-8325 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 IMCOR Corp __________ 602-245-0148 JD Machine __________801-782-4403 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 2820 Brandt Ave Nampa, ID Pierpont Manufacturing ____602-233-1335 83687 PlaSteel ___________ 480-491-8100 208-442-1999 Precise MetalPh: Products ____602-272-2625 www.rpmmachineinc.com ProtoTech __________ 520-579-9873 rpm@rpmmachineinc.com

BROACHING Ponderosa Ind________303-298-1801 Precision Mach’d Products 970-482-7676 Specialty Steel Services __ 801-539-8252 Turning: Automatic Matrix Machine ______ 480-966-4451

BENDING Wrico _____________480-892-7800 Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 Cable/Harness Assembly Bar-S Machine _________ 928-636-2115 Precision Metal Mfg _____ 480-987-2466 Bending: CNC Clean Room Assembly Precise Metal Products ___ 602-272-2625 Jan’s Inc.____________480-833-7305 L&W Fluid ___________602-323-2560

BRAZING Thermal-Vac _________ 714-702-0488 Custom Creform Assembly PlaSteel ___________ 480-491-8100 Brazing: Aluminum Dip Fixtures: Assembly Abrams Airborne Mfg ____ 520-887-1727 Newport Tool _________ 801-295-7411 BROACHING BAR CODING Air Gear Industries _____ 602-275-7996 Western Sintering _______509-375-3096 Precision Investment Castings Since 1972 www.dolphincasting.com MICHAEL BUTLER mikeb@dolphincasting.com Manager Ext. 3335 Phone:Sales 602-272-6747 mikeb@dolphincasting.com

602-272-6747 3335 ISOPhone: 9001, PED DirectiveExt. 97/23/EC ISO 9001, PED Directive 97/23/EC

ASSEMBLIES Coating: Nickel/Teflon/Chrome Plasma Cutting CASTINGS Bar-S Machine ________ 928-636-2115 Die Casting Coating Technologies ___623-581-2648 Bandsaw LLC _______ 303-744-7181 Dayton Rogers _______ 763-717-6303 Watkins Tool & Supply __ 303-295-9603 Collins Metal Finishing __ 602-275-3117 Plastic Progway ___________435-656-9585 TVT Die Casting ______ 800-280-2278 LA Specialties _______ 602-269-7612 Bandsaw LLC _______ 303-744-7181 RPM CNC Precision Machine 208-442-1999 Die Casting: Aluminum/Zinc Coating:Zinc & Mag.Phos. ImageTek _________ 303-806-8111 Our company logo TVT Die Casting ______ 800-280-2278 Steen & Sons Machine Shop 208-522-7341 Coating Technologies ___623-581-2648 Saw Cutting A Z MANUFACTURING SW • 90 • March / Apr 2017 Superior Metal Products__ 303-791-7550 Precision Investment Casting Collins Metal Finishing __ 602-275-3117 Bandsaw LLC _______ 303-744-7181 Wasatch Laser Processing__801-972-3500 Dolphin Inc. ________ 602-272-6747 Powder Extreme Coatings _ 801-450-2819 2

108 N. 40th St. Phoenix 1245 E. Buckeye Rd.

Production and Design Technology and Precision Machining Education Experts info@gatewaycc.edu Phoenix, AZ 85034 602-286-8050 maricopaskillcenter.com/machining gatewaycc.edu/industrial

ROBERT ASSENMACHER PRESIDENT

t 520.294.3126 c 520.834.7444 roba@caid.com www.caid.com

Apache Gear, Inc ______ 623-934-7144 CASTINGS AATC_____________602-268-1467 Dolphin ____________602-272-6747 Western Cast Parts _____ 480-250-9764 Castings: Prototype AATC_____________602-268-1467 Dolphin ____________602-272-6747 Western Cast Parts _____ 480-250-9764 Castings: Production AATC_____________602-268-1467

Dolphin ____________602-272-6747 Western Cast Parts _____ 480-250-9764 COATING Arizona Finishing ______ 602-438-4443 CAP ____________ 602-464-9629 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Collins Metal Finishing ____602-275-3117 District 7 Powder Coat _____480-636-1145 Frontier Techni-Kote _____ 928-636-0130 LA Specialties _________602-269-7612 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Southwest Powder Coating _ 602-272-0878 Titanium Coating Services __ 562-248-2550 Chromatic Over Zinc Diecast Sav-On Plating_________602-252-4311

Coating: Black Oxide Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 LA Specialties _________602-269-7612 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 Coating: Cerakote District 7 Powder Coat _____480-636-1145 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Masic Industries ________503-232-9109 Precision Industrial Painting _ 602-256-0260 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Coating: Liquid Coating: Chem Film Collins Metal Finishing ___ 602-275-3117 CAP ____________ 602-464-9629 Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Frontier Techni-Kote ______928-636-0130 Pilkington Metal Finishing _ 801-972-2146 Coating: Nickel/Teflon FutureWeld _________ 602-437-2426 Coating Technologies _____ 623-581-2648 Gold Tech Industries ____ _480-968-1930 LA Specialties _________602-269-7612 Collins Metal Finishing _____ 602-275-3117 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 LA Specialties __________ 602-269-7612 Coating: NP3 Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Treffers Precision ______ 602-744-2636 Coating Technologies _____ 623-581-2648 Coating:Zinc & Mag.Phos.

The Metal Man _______ 800-448-9448 SavSav-On Plating_________602-252-4311 Chemetall ____________714-739-2821 Coating Technologies _____ 623-581-2648 Coating: Dry Film Lube Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Collins Metal Finishing _____ 602-275-3117

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Spring & Manufacturing Co.,Inc.

Patrick H. Stewart II President

A Complete Manufacturing Facility for Fabrication, Machining and Assembly

21631 N. 3rd Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85027 p (623) 492 9400 x215 f (623) 492 9071 pstewart@stewartmfg.com www.stewartmfg.com

SPRINGS STAMPINGS- MACH INED SPRINGSPARTS- WASHER S -WIR E FORMSFORMED TUB ING-ASSEMBLIES

3325 East Wier Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85040 Phone: (602)243-4329 Cell: (602)370-5777

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3325 East Wier Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85040 Phone: (602)243-4329 Cell: (602)370-5777

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Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 Louie’s Black Oxide ______ 602-257-0530 Coating:Passivation CAP _____________ 602-464-9629 FutureWeld __________ 602-437-2426 Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Coating:VD (Titanium) Titanium Coating Services ___ 562-248-2550 Powder Coating Arizona Finishing _______ 602-438-4443

Ilene Price: iprice@precise-metals.com Steve Bangerter: sbangerter@precise-metals.com 4534 N. 44th Ave, Phoenix AZ 85031 602-272-2625

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Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 District 7 Powder Coat _____ 480-636-1145 Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402 Masic Industries_________503-232-9109 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Perma-Finish, Inc _______ 602-278-1733 Pilkington Metal Finishing____801-972-2146 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402 Southwest Powder Coating __ 602-272-0878 CUTTING bandsawparts.com ______ 800-240-2932 Echols Saw & Supply _____ 602-278-3918 Harschco LLC _________ 602-617-7514 Southwest Waterjet-Laser ___ 480-306-7748 The Metal Man ________ 800-448-9448 Bandsaw Cutting bandsawparts.com ______800-240-2932 Echols Saw & Supply _____ 602-278-3918 CNC Router Micropulse West ________ 480-966-2300 Die Cutting CGS Technologies _______ 623-434-3136 Laser APMI ______________ 480-668-0024 Desert Precision Mfg _____ 520-887-4433 CGS Technologies _______ 623-434-3136 Fine Line Laser Cutting ____ 602-863-3196 Precision Metal Mfg ______ 480-987-2466 Tube Laser Cutting

Tube Service Company ___ 602-267-9865 DIE CASTING TVT Die Casting _______ 800-280-2278 Die Casting/Aluminum & Zinc TVT Die Casting _______ 800-280-2278 DIES Arizona Wire & Tool ______480-813-1002 Precision Die & Stamp’g __ 480-967-2038 Wrico ____________ 480-892-7800 EDM EDM: Drilling Small Hole Arizona Wire Specialists ___ 480-829-6530 EDM Tech __________ 602-278-6666 LAYKE, Inc.__________ 602-272-2654 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Milco Wire EDM/Waterjet ___714-373-0098 Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480 Sun Tech ____________480-921-1665 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591 EDM: Ram-Type (Sinking) EDM Tech __________ 602-278-6666 Faustson ___________ 303-420-7422 LAI International ______ 480-968-6228 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Milco Wire EDM/Waterjet ___714-373-0098 Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480 Sun Tech ____________480-921-1665 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591 EDM: Dialectric Systems

/Filtration Craig Roth President/C.O.O. Ebbco Inc ___________ 800-809-3901 EDM: Wire Co.,Inc. Spring & Manufacturing A Complete Manufacturing Facility for 3D Machine LLC ________ 480-239-8254 Fabrication, Machining and Assembly 3325 East Wier Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85040 Arizona Wire & Tool _______480-813-1002 Phone: (602)243-4329 (602)370-5777 Arizona Wire Specialists ____Cell:480-829-6530 Auer Precision _________ 480-834-4637 Craig Roth Continental Machining ____ 800-777-2483 President/C.O.O. EDM Tech ___________ 602-278-6666 Spring & Manufacturing Co.,Inc. Faustson ____________ 303-420-7422 A Complete Manufacturing Facility for Fabrication, Machining and Assembly 3325 East Wier Avenue LAI International _______ 480-968-6228 Phoenix, Arizona 85040 Phone: (602)243-4329 Micropulse West ________ 480-966-2300 Cell: (602)370-5777 Milco Wire EDM/Waterjet ___ 714-373-0098 Moore Tool & Die _______ 480-622-1705 Powill Manufacturing _____ 623-780-4100 Quality Mold__________480-892-5480 Sun Tech _____________480-921-1665 Thompson Machine ______ 505-823-1453 WC Machine & Tool ______ 480-507-4620 Whitley Machine________ 602-323-5550 Wire-Tech ____________480-966-1591 Wrico _____________ 480-892-7800 ENGINEERING/

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William Johnson

Marketing Representative 3300 E. 36th St Office: 520-622-8402 Tucson, AZ 85713 Cell: 520-940-6278 william@kirinmfg.com

PROGRAMMING Exactitude Precision ______ 602-316-6957 IMCOR Corp __________ 602-245-0148 K-2 Manufacturing ______ 602-455-9575 Pierpont Manufacturing ____ 602-233-1335 FAA REPAIR STATION Air Gear Industries ______ 602-275-7996 FABRICATION Abrams Airborne Mfg _____ 520-887-1727 Acme Metalworks _______ 480-926-4171 AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____ 602-243-4329 Aero Tech ___________ 801-292-0493 Allfab Engineering_______ 602-437-0497 Anovaprise___________ 623-551-5775 APMI _____________ 480-668-0024 Arrow Sheet Metal _______ 303-427-6419 AzMark ____________ 480-926-8969 BID Machine, Inc _______ 480-892-7304

CAID Industries ________520-294-3126 Continental Machining ___ 800-777-2483 Creedbilt Inc __________623-939-8119 Dayton Lamina ________248-489-9122 Desert Precision Mfg ____ 520-887-4433 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 FMD Fabrication Services ___ 602-368-6835 Fry Fabrications _______ 602-454-0701 Fine Line Fabricating ____ 602-863-3506 Gilbert Metal Stamping ___ 480-503-1283 Group Manufacturing Serv _ 480-966-3952 Hollow Metal Xpress _____ 866-936-7001 IMCOR Corp __________602-245-0148 JD Machine _________ 801-782-4403 K-2 Manufacturing _____ 602-455-9575 Kirin Manufacturing _____ 520-622-8402 Lynch Brothers Mfg _____ 602-267-7575 Metzfab ____________602-618-2841

602-273-7114 Nelson Engineering ______602-273-7114 Phoenix Metalcraft _____ 602-279-4810 Pierpont Manufacturing ___ 602-233-1335 PlaSteel ___________ 480-491-8100 Precise Metal Products ___ 602-272-2625 Precision Metal Mfg____480-987-2466 Scriven Precision_______ 480-961-9775 Stewart Precision Mfg ____ 623-492-9400 TMM Precision _______ 800-448-9448 Weiser Engineering _____ 303-280-2778 Whitley Machine_______ 602-323-5550 Wrico ____________ 480-892-7800 Aluminum (Medium & Large) Aero Tech __________ 801-292-0493 FMD Fabrication Services ___ 602-368-6835 Precision Metal Mfg______480-987-2466 Fabrication:

Custom Metal Allfab Engineering_______602-437-0497 Arrow Sheet Metal _______ 303-427-6419 Fine Line Fabricating _____602-863-3506 K-2 Mfg ____________602-455-9575 Precise Metal Products ___ 602-272-2625 Precision Metal Mfg______480-987-2466 Fabrication: Medium & Large Abrams Airborne Mfg _____520-887-1727 Anovaprise___________623-551-5775 APMI ______________480-668-0024 Arrow Sheet Metal _______ 303-427-6419 Continental Machining ____800-777-2483 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 Fine Line Fabricating _____602-863-3506 Fry Fabrications ________ 602-454-0701 Fine Line Fabricating _____602-863-3506

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FMD Fabrication Services ____602-368-6835 Fry Fabrications ________ 602-454-0701 Hollow Metal Xpress ______ 866-936-7001 IMCOR Corp __________ 602-245-0148 Jan’s Inc.____________ 480-833-7305 JD Machine __________ 801-782-4403 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402 Metzfab ____________ 602-618-2841 Phoenix Metalcraft ______ 602-279-4810 Pierpont Manufacturing ____ 602-233-1335 PlaSteel ___________ 480-491-8100 Precision Metal Mfg______480-987-2466 Precise Metal Products ____ 602-272-2625 Precision Metalworks _____ 602-455-9575 Stewart Precision Mfg _____ 623-492-9400 TMM Precision ________ 800-448-9448 Weiser Engineering ______ 303-280-2778 FINISHING Arizona Finishing _______ 602-438-4443 Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 Coating Technologies _____ 623-581-2648 EPSI______________714-256-8950 Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402

LA Specialties _________602-269-7612 602-269-7612 Louie’s Black Oxide _____ 602-257-0530 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Phoenix Heat Treating____ 602-258-7751 Southwest Powder Coating _ 602-272-0878 TVT Die Casting _______ 800-280-2278 Abrasive Blasting Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 STP Performance Coating LLC _602-276-1231 Dry Film Lubrication Precision Industrial Painting 602-256-0260 Electro-Polishing Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 Finishing: One Stop Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Glass Bead Clean Arizona Hard Chrome _____602-278-8671 Byington Steel Treating ___ 408-727-6630 Coating Technologies ____ 623-581-2648 Gold Tech Industries _____ 480-968-1930 LA Specialties _________602-269-7612 Southwest Powder Coating _ 602-272-0878 Glass Bead Clean A2Z Sandblasting ______ 602-716-5566 Lone Arrow _________ 480-507-8074 Gun Finishing Louie’s Gun Finishing ____ 602-257-0530 Passivation CAP ____________ 602-464-9629 Coating Technologies ___ _623-581-2648 Frontier Techni-Kote _____ 928-636-0130 FutureWeld _________ 602-437-2426

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Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402 L A Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Polishing Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 EPSI______________714-256-8950 Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 L A Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Sand Blasting A2Z Sandblasting _______ 602-716-5566 Byington Steel Treating ____ 408-727-6630 Coating Technologies _____ 623-581-2648 District 7 Powder Coat _____ 480-636-1145 Masic Industries ________ 503-232-9109 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Southwest Powder Coating __ 602-272-0878 STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Stripping Coating Technologies _____ 623-581-2648 Southwest Powder Coating __ 602-272-0878 FIXTURES Allset Precision ________ 480-753-1776 Exactitude Precision ______ 602-316-6957 ProtoTech ___________ 520-579-9873

Apache Gear, Inc _______623-934-7144 GRINDING

Air Gear Industries _____ 602-275-7996 Allset Precision ________480-753-1776 Anovaprise__________ 623-551-5775 Arizona Hard Chrome _____602-278-8671 Arizona Wire & Tool ______480-813-1002 Auer Precision _________480-834-4637 AzMark ___________ 480-926-8969 Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 ChemResearch_________602-253-4175 GMN USA __________ 800-686-1679 Grindworks __________623-582-5767 JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Phoenix Grinding _______602-437-8401 FORGINGS Powill Manufacturing _____623-780-4100 R&D Specialty Manco _____ 602-278-7700 Ron Grob Co. ________ 970-667-5320 Steel Services Grinding ____800-662-0126 Forgings: Titanium Sun Grinding ________ 602-238-9595 R&D Specialty Manco _____ 602-278-7700 Superior Grinding _______888-487-9701 FOUNDRY Grinding, Blanchard AATC ______________ 602-268-1467 Air Gear Industries _____ 602-275-7996 GAGES Allset Precision ________ 480-753-1776 GASKETS CGS Technologies _______ 623-434-3136 ProtoTech ___________ 520-579-9873 GEAR CUTTING Air Gear Industries ______ 602-275-7996

AZ ASER ENGRAVING “Leave Your Mark” Sandi & Chuck

602 708 1204

Mobile Laser Service WWW.AZLASER-ENGRAVING.COM

Industrial Precision Grinding _310-352-4700 310-352-4700 McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 Steel Services Grinding ____800-662-0126 Sun Grinding _________602-238-9595 Superior Grinding _______ 888-487-9701 Grinding: Centerless Anovaprise___________623-551-5775 Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 Grindworks __________ 623-582-5767 National Grinding & Mfg ___602-588-2869 Osborn Products ________623-587-0335 Phoenix Grinding _______ 602-437-8401 Ron Grob Co. _________970-667-5320 Sun Grinding _________602-238-9595 Superior Grinding _______ 888-487-9701 Grinding, CNC/Contour Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 National Grinding & Mfg ___602-588-2869 Powill Manufacturing_ ___623-780-4100 Superior Grinding _______ 888-487-9701 Grinding… Cylindrical Grindworks __________ 623-582-5767 Grinding… Double Disc Industrial Precision Grinding _310-352-4700 Phoenix Grinding _______ 602-437-8401 Grinding: ID/OD Air Gear Industries ______602-275-7996 Anovaprise___________623-551-5775 Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 AzMark ____________480-926-8969

Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 Grindworks __________623-582-5767 National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Ron Grob Co._________970-667-5320 Superior Grinding _______888-487-9701 Grinding:Mattison Sun Grinding ________ 602-238-9595 Grinding: OD Arizona Hard Chrome _____602-278-8671 Grindworks __________623-582-5767 National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869 Grinding: Profile Anovaprise__________ 623-551-5775 Grinding: Surface Arizona Wire & Tool ______480-813-1002 Blue Streak Grinding ____ 602-353-8088 Grindworks __________623-582-5767 Industrial Precision Grinding _310-352-4700 National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Phoenix Grinding _______602-437-8401 Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480 Sun Grinding ________ 602-238-9595 Superior Grinding _______888-487-9701 WC Machine & Tool _____ 480-507-4620 Grinding: Tool & Cutter B & T Tool & Engineering ___602-267-1481 CTE______________ 800-783-2400 Gilbert Metal Stamping ___ 480-503-1283

Superior Superi Grinding _______888-487-9701 888-487-9701 GUNDRILLING Acme Metal Works_______ 480-926-4171 HEAT TREATING Byington Steel Treating ___ 408-727-6630 Controlled Thermal Tech’y___602-272-3714 Phoenix Heat Treating_____602-258-7751 Temperature Processing ___ 303-772-0250 Thermal-Vac __________714-702-0488 Heat Treating/ Aerospace Byington Steel Treating ___ 408-727-6630 Phoenix Heat Treating_____602-258-7751 Temperature Processing ___ 303-772-0250 Heat Treating/ISO9001/ AS9100 Byington Steel Treating ___ 408-727-6630 Temperature Processing ___ 303-772-0250

IDENTIFICATION Labels & Bar Code AZ Laser Engraving ______ 602-708-1204 EPSI______________714-256-8950 Leach Laser __________ 602-254-1141 Mobile PartMarking AZ Laser Engraving ______ 602-708-1204 Leach Laser __________ 602-254-1141 Tool / PartMarking (Laser) AZ Laser Engraving ______ 602-708-1204 B & T Tool & Engineering ___ 602-267-1481 Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 Leach Laser __________ 602-254-1141 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 TechMark __________ 480-820--9444 Silk Screen Arizona Finishing _______602-438-4443 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Precision Industrial Painting _602-256-0260

Large Capacity Drop Bottom Oven/Aluminum Heat TreatINSPECTION ing Calibration Byington Steel Treating ___ 408-727-6630 Washington Calibration ____ 480-820-0506 Lynch Brothers Mfg _____ 602-267-7575 Inspection, First Article Phoenix Heat Treating_____602-258-7751 Dimensional Analysis Tech __ 623-476-9953 Klontech Measure Sol _____ 480-626-8131 HONING/LAPPING Grindworks __________623-582-5767 Total Quality Systems _____480-377-6422 LAYKE, Inc.__________ 602-272-2654 Inspection Services National Grinding & Mfg __ 602-588-2869 Allset Precision ________ 480-753-1776 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Phoenix Grinding _______602-437-8401 Challenger Aerospace _____ 480-894-0802 Powill Manufacturing_____623-780-4100

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edgibson@continentalmachiningco.com www.continentalmachiningco.com

Arcas Machine Inc _______480-632-9414 480-632-9414 Cassavant Machining _____602-437-4005 Challenger Aerospace _____480-894-0802 L&W Machine Co ______ 602-323-2560 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Pro Precision _________602-353-0022 Machining: 5 Axis Accutech ____________ 801-975-1117 Cassavant Machining _____602-437-4005 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 East Valley Precision______480-288-6601 Evans Precision Machining __623-581-6200 Faustson ____________303-420-7422 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___520-889-8325 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 Industrial Tool Die & Eng ___ 520-745-8771 Lindel Engineering ______520-792-3160 Metalcraft Inc. _________480-967-4889 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 T-N Machining _________602-278-8665 Uni-Tek ____________602-272-2601 Wire-Tech ___________ 480-966-1591 Machining: Aerospace AATC _____________ 602-268-1467 Abrams Airborne Mfg _____520-887-1727 Absolute Turning & Machine _520-624-5628 Air Gear Industries ______602-275-7996 MACHINING Allset Precision ________ 480-753-1776 Machining: 3D 3D Machine LLC _______ 480-239-8254 American Spirit Investments__480-367-9545 Allset Precision ________480-753-1776 Arcas Machine Inc _______480-632-9414 AZ Datum ___________ 602-687-6331 A Z MANUFACTURING SW • 96 • March / Apr 2017

Dimensional Analysis Tech __623-476-9953 East Valley Precision______480-288-6601 Klontech Measure Sol _____480-626-8131 Metals Eng & Testing Lab. ___602-272-4571 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Sustaining Edge Solutions __ 888-572-9642 Total Quality Systems ____ 480-377-6422 Inspection Services, Welding Metals Eng & Testing Lab. ___602-272-4571 Inspection: Ultrasonic, Radiographic, Particle, Penetrant Talon Test Labs_________602-454-2500 ISO9000 / AS9100 Cert.

BMSC_____________480-445-9400 Gladhill Assoc _________623-939-4412 Orion Registrar ________303-645-4017 Sustaining Edge Solutions __ 888-572-9642 Quality Training Consultants 928-284-0856 ISO Registrar Orion Registrar ________303-645-4017 Process Improvement/ Audit BMSC_____________480-445-9400 Quality Training Consultants 928-284-0856 Sustaining Edge Solutions __ 888-572-9642 JIGS Allset Precision ________480-753-1776

Powerhaus Precision ____ 480-225-8854 Powill Manufacturing ____ 623-780-4100 Precise Metal Products ___ 602-272-2625 Pro Precision ________ 602-353-0022 R&D Specialty Manco ____ 602-278-7700 Service & Sales _______ 480-968-9084 AzMark ____________480-926-8969 Southwest Swiss Precision _ 602-438-4670 Backerworks Mfg _______505-342-2943 Uni-Tek ____________602-272-2601 Campro Mfg __________602-298-8700 Wire-Tech ___________ 480-966-1591 Cassavant Machining _____602-437-4005 Machining: Contract Challenger Aerospace _____480-894-0802 Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 Continental Machining ____800-777-2483 Aero Design & Mfg _____ 602-437-8080 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication_602-437-0339 AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____602-243-4329 Evans Precision Machining __623-581-6200 Gibbs Precision Machine ___ 480-753-1166 Arizona Wire & Tool ______480-813-1002 Glover Precision Inc. ______ 480-464-0150 AZ Datum ___________602-687-6331 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___520-889-8325 Campro Mfg _________ 602-298-8700 HK Machining _________ 602-278-6704 Evans Precision Machining _ 623-581-6200 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 Flex-Pro ____________623-581-0551 Infinisys ____________ 602-276-2276 GHT Services_________ 480-396-1800 JB’s Precision _________623-581-9088 Gibbs Precision Machine ___480-753-1166 JD Machine __________801-782-4403 Gilbert Metal Stamping ____480-503-1283 Kirin Manufacturing ______520-622-8402 Group Mfg Serv. _______ 480-966-3952 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 HK Machining ________ 602-278-6704 L&W Machine Co _______602-323-2560 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 LAI International _______480-968-6228 Infinisys ____________602-276-2276 LAYKE, Inc.___________602-272-2654 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 Lindel Engineering ______ 520-792-3160 JC Machine & Motorsports___602-790-2207 Lynch Brothers Mfg ______602-267-7575 JD Machine _________ 801-782-4403 Matrix Machine ________ 480-966-4451 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 Metalcraft Inc. _________480-967-4889 Lindel Engineering ______520-792-3160 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 Nelson Engineering ______ 602-273-7114 Metzfab ____________ 602-618-2841 Osborn Products ________623-587-0335 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 PlaSteel ___________ 480-491-8100 Pierpont Manufacturing ____602-233-1335 ProtoTech __________ 520-579-9873

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Swami Subramanian

860 East 46th Street, Tucson AZ 85713 520-624-5628 • Cell 602-418-2171• Fax 520-624-5636 www.atmswiss.com • swami@atmswiss.com

NATHAN CONSULTING, LLC dba

AB BSO BS SOL S OL OL LU UTE U TURNING & MACHINE

Marc Faris 480.200.5571

T-N Machining _________ 602-278-8665 Tangent Solutions _______ 480-229-9901 TVT Die Casting ________800-280-2278 Wrico _____________480-892-7800 Machining: Ceramic O’Keefe Ceramics _____ 719-687-0888 Ceramic: Sapphire, Alumina, Silicon, Aluminum, Quartz O’Keefe Ceramics _____ 719-687-0888 Machining: CNC 3D Machine LLC ________480-239-8254 Accutech ____________ 801-975-1117 Abrams Airborne Mfg _____ 520-887-1727 Absolute Turning and Machine 520-624-5628 Allset Precision ________ 480-753-1776 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 American Spirit Investments__ 480-367-9545 Arcas Machine Inc _______ 480-632-9414 Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 AZ Datum ___________ 602-687-6331 AzMark ____________480-926-8969 BID Machine, Inc _______480-892-7304 CAID Industries ________ 520-294-3126 Campro Mfg __________602-298-8700 Challenger Aerospace___ _ 480-894-0802 Continental Machining ____800-777-2483 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication_602-437-0339 East Valley Precision______ 480-288-6601 Evans Precision Machining __623-581-6200 Faustson ____________303-420-7422

Flex-Pro ____________ 623-581-0551 FMD Fabrication Services ____602-368-6835 GHT Services__________ 480-396-1800 Gibbs Precision Machine ___ 480-753-1166 Glover Precision, Inc. _____ 480-464-0150 HK Machining _________ 602-278-6704 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___ 520-889-8325 HPMP _____________ 801-619-9850 IMCO Products _________ 480-632-2252 Infinisys ____________ 602-276-2276 Jan’s Inc.____________ 480-833-7305 JB’s Precision _________ 623-581-9088 JC Machine & Motorsports___ 602-790-2207 JD Machine __________ 801-782-4403 Jemelco, Inc.__________480-804-9541 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 L&W Machine Co _______ 602-323-2560 LAYKE, Inc.___________ 602-272-2654 Lindel Engineering ______ 520-792-3160 Matrix Machine ________ 480-966-4451 McFarland Machine & Eng __ 480-966-1388 Metalcraft Inc. _________ 480-967-4889 Metzfab ____________ 602-618-2841 Micropulse West ________ 480-966-2300 Milco Wire EDM/Waterjet ___ 714-373-0098 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 Newport Tool _________ 801-295-7411 Osborn Products ________ 623-587-0335 Pierpont Manufacturing ____ 602-233-1335

Powerhaus Precision _____ 480-225-8854 Powill Manufacturing _____ 623-780-4100 Precise Metal Products ____ 602-272-2625 Pro Precision _________ 602-353-0022 ProtoTech ___________ 520-579-9873 Quality Mold__________ 480-892-5480 R&D Specialty Manco _____ 602-278-7700 RMSS ____________ 623-780-5904 T-N Machining _________ 602-278-8665 Tangent Solutions _______ 480-229-9901 Uni-Tek ____________ 602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg __________ 480-966-7376 WC Machine & Tool ______480-507-4620 Wire-Tech___________480-966-1591 Wrico _____________480-892-7800 Machining Composites Absolute Turning & Machine _ 520-624-5628 Machining: Large Alpha Machine ________ 602-437-0322 Backerworks Mfg _______ 505-342-2943 Continental Machining ____ 800-777-2483 Empire Precision Mach. ____480-633-4580 FMD Fabrication Services ____602-368-6835 HK Machining _________ 602-278-6704 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 Mach: Turning CNC 3D Machine LLC _______480-239-8254 Absolute Turning & Machine _ 520-624-5628 Air Gear Industries ______ 602-275-7996 Alpha Machine ________ 602-437-0322 American Spirit Investments__ 480-367-9545 Arcas Machine Inc _______ 480-632-9414 AzMark ____________ 480-926-8969 Bar-S Machine _________ 928-636-2115 Campro Mfg __________ 602-298-8700 Cassavant Machining _____ 602-437-4005

Continental Machining ____ 800-777-2483 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication_602-437-0339 Exactitude Precision ______ 602-316-6957 Flex-Pro ____________ 623-581-0551 GHT Services__________ 480-396-1800 Glover Precision, Inc. _____ 480-464-0150 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng ___ 520-889-8325 HPMP _____________ 801-619-9850 IMCO Products _________ 480-632-2252 JC Machine & Motorsports___ 602-790-2207 JD Machine __________ 801-782-4403 Jemelco, Inc.__________ 480-804-9541 Kirin Manufacturing ______ 520-622-8402 McFarland Machine & Eng __ 480-966-1388 Metzfab ____________ 602-618-2841 Morsch Machine ________ 480-961-7673 Osborn Products ________ 623-587-0335 Precision Metalworks _____ 602-455-9575 RMSS _____________ 623-780-5904 Ron Grob Co._________970-667-5320 Stewart Precision Mfg _____ 623-492-9400 Tangent Solutions _______ 480-229-9901 Uni-Tek ___________ 602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg __________ 480-966-7376 A2Z MANUFACTURING •

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Power

AEROSPACE

MILITARY

COMMERCIAL

1826 W. Broadway Rd,# 46,Mesa, AZ 85202 Phone: 480-225-8854 powerhausprecision@yahoo.com www.powerhausprecision.com

Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Morsch Machine ________480-961-7673 Uni-Tek ___________ 602-272-2601 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591 Machining Plastic Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 East Valley Precision______480-288-6601 Glover Precision, Inc. ____ 480-464-0150 PlaSteel ___________ 480-491-8100 Machining Precision 3D Machine LLC _ ______480-239-8254 AATC _____________602-268-1467 Accutech ____________ 801-975-1117 Abrams Airborne Mfg _____520-887-1727 Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 Allset Precision ________480-753-1776 Alpha Machine _______ 602-437-0322 Anovaprise__________ 623-551-5775 Arcas Machine Inc _______480-632-9414 Arizona Wire & Tool ______480-813-1002 Auer Precision ________ 480-834-4637 AZ Datum ___________602-687-6331 AzMark ___________ 480-926-8969 Backerworks Mfg ______ 505-342-2943 BID Machine, Inc ______ 480-892-7304 Cassavant Machining ____ 602-437-4005 Challenger Aerospace ____ 480-894-0802 Continental Machining ___ 800-777-2483 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 East Valley Precision______480-288-6601 Evans Precision Mach’g ___ 623-581-6200 Faustson ___________ 303-420-7422 Flex-Pro ____________623-581-0551 Gibbs Precision Machine ___480-753-1166 Glover Precision , Inc. ____ 480-464-0150 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 HK Machining ________ 602-278-6704 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 HPMP _____________801-619-9850 IMCO Products ________ 480-632-2252 JB’s Precision ________ 623-581-9088 JC Machine & Motorsports__ 602-790-2207 A2Z MANUFACTURING •

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JD Machine _________ 801-782-4403 Jemelco, Inc._________ 480-804-9541 JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 LAI International ______ 480-968-6228 LAYKE, Inc.__________ 602-272-2654 Lindel Engineering ______520-792-3160 Lynch Brothers Mfg _____ 602-267-7575 Matrix Machine ________480-966-4451 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Morsch Machine ________480-961-7673 Nelson Engineering ______602-273-7114 Newport Tool _________ 801-295-7411 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Powerhaus Precision ____ 480-225-8854 Powill Mfg ___________623-780-4100 Pro Precision ________ 602-353-0022 ProtoTech __________ 520-579-9873 Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480 R&D Specialty Manco ____ 602-278-7700 RMSS_____________623-780-5904 Service & Sales _______ 480-968-9084 Southwest Swiss Precision _ 602-438-4670 Stewart Precision Mfg ____ 623-492-9400 Sun Tech ____________480-921-1665 Tangent Solutions _______480-229-9901 Uni-Tek ____________602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg __________480-966-7376 WC Machine & Tool _____ 480-507-4620 Weiser Engineering _____ 303-280-2778 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591 Machining: Production GHT Services_________ 480-396-1800 FMD Fabrication Services ___ 602-368-6835 HPMP _____________801-619-9850 Lindel Engineering ______520-792-3160 Newport Tool _________ 801-295-7411 JC Machine & Motorsports___602-790-2207 T-N Machining ________ 602-278-8665 Machining: Prototype AATC____________602-268-1467 Absolute Turning & Machine 520-624-5628 Accutech ____________ 801-975-1117

Allset Precision ________480-753-1776 480-753-1776 Alpha Machine _______ 602-437-0322 Anovaprise__________ 623-551-5775 Arcas Machine Inc _______480-632-9414 AZ Datum ___________602-687-6331 Backerworks Mfg ______ 505-342-2943 Bar-S Machine _________ 928-636-2115 BID Machine, Inc ______ 480-892-7304 Continental Machining ___ 800-777-2483 East Valley Precision______480-288-6601 Evans Precision _______ 623-581-6200 Exactitude Precision ______602-316-6957 Flex-Pro ____________623-581-0551 GHT Services_________ 480-396-1800 Gibbs Precision Machine ___480-753-1166 Glover Precision, Inc. ____ 480-464-0150 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 HPMP _____________801-619-9850 Infinisys ____________602-276-2276 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 Jemelco, Inc.__________480-804-9541 JC Machine & Motorsports___602-790-2207 JD Machine _________ 801-782-4403 JWB Manufacturing _____ 480-967-4600 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331 L&W Machine Co ______ 602-323-2560 LAI International ______ 480-968-6228 Lindel Engineering ______520-792-3160 McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Micropulse West _______ 480-966-2300 Newport Tool _________ 801-295-7411 Osborn Products _______ 623-587-0335 Powerhaus Precision ____ 480-225-8854 Pro Precision ________602-353-00220 ProtoTech __________ 520-579-9873 R&D Specialty Manco ____ 602-278-7700 RMSS ___________ 623-780-5904 Stewart Precision Mfg ____ 623-492-9400 T-N Machining ________ 602-278-8665 Uni-Tek ____________602-272-2601 Val-Tech Mfg __________480-966-7376 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591

Machining: Quick Turn AZ Datum __________ 602-687-6331 Flex-Pro ____________623-581-0551 Gibbs Precision Machine ___480-753-1166 HK Machining ________ 602-278-6704 JC Machine & Motorsports__ 602-790-2207 Jemelco, Inc._________ 480-804-9541 Kirin Manufacturing _____ 520-622-8402 Powerhaus Precision ____ 480-225-8854 RMSS_____________ 623-780-5904 Machining: Milling 3D Machine LLC _______ 480-239-8254 Allset Precision ________480-753-1776 Bar-S Machine _________928-636-2115 Challenger Aerospace ____ 480-894-0802 Exactitude Precision ______602-316-6957 Flex-Pro ____________623-581-0551 FMD Fabrication Services ___ 602-368-6835 GHT Services_________ 480-396-1800 Gibbs Precision Machine ___480-753-1166 Glover Precision, Inc. ____ 480-464-0150 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 Infinisys ____________602-276-2276 JC Machine & Motorsports__ 602-790-2207 JD Machine _________ 801-782-4403 Jemelco, Inc._________ 480-804-9541 L&W Machine Co ______ 602-323-2560 Metalcraft Inc. ________ 480-967-4889 Morsch Machine ________480-961-7673 RMSS ____________ 623-780-5904 Stewart Precision Mfg ____ 623-492-9400 T-N Machining ________ 602-278-8665 Tangent Solutions ______ 480-229-9901 Uni-Tek ___________ 602-272-2601 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591 Machining: Semiconductor KLK Ind. ____________602-267-1331 L&W Machine Co ______ 602-323-2560

Machining: Swiss Absolute Turning & Machine _520-624-5628 AZ Datum ___________ 602-687-6331 Bar-S Machine _________ 928-636-2115 Cassavant Machining _____602-437-4005 HPMP _____________ 801-619-9850 Pacific Swiss & Manufacturing 503-557-9407 Ron Grob ___________970-667-5320 Southwest Swiss Precision __602-438-4670 Machining: Ultra-Precision Auer Precision _________480-834-4637 Pacific Swiss & Manufacturing 503-557-9407 Southwest Swiss Precision __602-438-4670 Machining: Turning: Automatic Absolute Turning and Machine 520-624-5628 American Prec. Machine___ 602-269-6298 AzMark ____________480-926-8969 Challenger Aerospace _____480-894-0802 Evans Precision Mach’g ____623-581-6200 FMD Fabrication Services ___ 602-368-6835 HPMP _____________ 801-619-9850 JB’s Precision Ind _______623-581-9088 LAYKE, Inc.___________602-272-2654 Matrix Machine ________480-966-4451 RMSS _____________623-780-5904 Stewart Precision Mfg _____623-492-9400 Weiser Engineering ______303-280-2778 MACHINING: LASER Laser Cutting AEI Fabrication _______ 480-733-6594 Allfab Engineering_______602-437-0497 EDM Tech ___________602-278-6666 Fine Line Laser Cutting ____602-863-3196 CAID Industries ________520-294-3126 K-2 Manufacturing ______602-455-9575 KLK Ind. ____________ 602-267-1331

LAI International ______ 480-968-6228 McFarland Machine & Eng _ 480-966-1388 Precise Metal Products ___ 602-272-2625 Research Engineering Dev _ 602-484-8982 Southwest Waterjet-Laser __ 480-306-7748 The Metal Man _______ 800-448-9448 TMM Precision _______ 800-448-9448 Tube Service Company ___ 602-267-9865 Wrico ____________ 480-892-7800 Weiser Engineering _____ 303-280-2778 Laser Cutting:Rotary Axis K-zell Metals, Inc. ______ 602-232-5882 Laser Engraving & Etching Leach Laser __________ 602-254-1141 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 TechMark __________ 480-820--9444 Laser Marking AZ Laser Engraving _____ 602-708-1204 Leach Laser __________ 602-254-1141 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 TechMark __________ 480-820--9444 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591 MANUFACTURING Abrams Airborne Mfg ____ 520-887-1727 Aero Tech __________ 801-292-0493 APMI __ __________ 480-668-0024 CAID Industries ________520-294-3126 Creedbilt Inc __________623-939-8119 Exactitude Precision ______602-316-6957 Harschco LLC _________602-617-7514 Hi-Tech Machining & Eng __ 520-889-8325 Group Manufacturing Serv _ 480-966-3952 IMCOR Corp __________602-245-0148 K-2 Mfg ___________ 602-455-9575 KLK Ind. ____________602-267-1331 Metzfab ____________602-618-2841 RMSS ____________ 623-780-5904 Scriven Precision_______ 480-961-9775 Manufacturing: Electrode Allset Precision ________480-753-1776 Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480 Wire-Tech ___________480-966-1591

Mfg: PhotoChemical Aero Tech ___________801-292-0493 Etching Fabrication Turnkey Product Services Aero Tech ___________801-292-0493 METAL FORMING Allfab Engineering_______ 602-437-0497 Creedbilt Inc __________ 623-939-8119 Desert Precision Mfg _____520-887-4433 Fry Fabrications ________ 602-454-0701 K-2 Manufacturing ______ 602-455-9575 TMM Precision ________800-448-9448

STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Phosphate Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 Wet Paint/CARC Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 Precision Industrial Painting _602-256-0260 METAL STAMPING High Production Precision Sandblast/Automated Stamping STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Precision Die & Stamping ___480-967-2038 Screenprinting & Pad Thompson Machine ______ 505-823-1453 Printing Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 MOLDS STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 JWB Manufacturing ______480-967-4600 Quality Mold__________480-892-5480 PLATING Molds: Construction Arizona Hard Chrome _____ 602-278-8671 JWB Manufacturing ______480-967-4600 ChemResearch_________ 602-253-4175 Quality Mold__________480-892-5480 Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 Molds: Plastic Injection Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 Quality Mold__________480-892-5480 Dayton Lamina ________ 248-489-9122 Wire-Tech ___________ 480-966-1591 E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Molds: Steel Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Aero Tech ___________801-292-0493 Kirin Manufacturing ______520-622-8402 OUTGASING CGS Technologies _______ 623-434-3136 L A Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Louie’s Black Oxide ______602-257-0530 PAINTING Arizona Finishing _______602-438-4443 Precision Metalworks _____602-455-9575 Coating Technologies _____623-581-2648 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Anodizing Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 CAP _____________602-464-9629 Hollow Metal Xpress ______ 866-936-7001 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 Chemetall ___________ 714-739-2821 Kirin Manufacturing ______520-622-8402 ChemResearch_________ 602-253-4175 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 Precise Metal Products ____602-272-2625 Frontier Techni-Kote ______ 928-636-0130 Precision Industrial Painting _602-256-0260 FutureWeld __________ 602-437-2426 STP Performance Coating LLC _ 602-276-1231 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Painting& Blast Booths Pilkington Metal Finishing__ 801-972-2146 A2Z MANUFACTURING •

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BOB HUDZIK

E.D.M. Specialists Precision Machining

SUN TECH

& ENG.

Since 1980

1930 St, #13 1930 E. E 3rd3rd St., #13 Tempe, 85281 Tempe, AZ AZ 85281

Bright Nickel Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Bright Tin Foresight Finishing _____ 480-921-0000 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Copper Foresight Finishing ______480-921-0000 Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Masic Industries ________ 503-232-9109 Electroless Nickel Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Kirin Manufacturing ______520-622-8402 Masic Industries ________ 503-232-9109 Embrittlement Relief E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Gold E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Foresight Finishing ______480-921-0000 Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Kirin Manufacturing ______520-622-8402 Nickel/ Chrome/Palladium Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Foresight Finishing ______480-921-0000 Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 LA Specialties _________ 602-269-7612 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Silver Plating E.P.S.I. _____________714-256-8950 Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Foresight Finishing ______480-921-0000 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 Tin: Matte Gold Tech Industries ______480-968-1930 Zinc Plate A2Z MANUFACTURING •

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Collins Metal Finishing ____ 602-275-3117 E.P.S.I. _____________ 714-256-8950 Masic Industries ________ 503-232-9109 Perfection Industrial Finishing 520-434-9090 Sav-On Plating_________ 602-252-4311 POLISHING Gold Tech Industries ______ 480-968-1930 Masic Industries ________ 503-232-9109 PRODUCT DESIGN Design and Modeling Bar-S Machine _________ 928-636-2115 PRODUCTION Challenger Aerospace _____ 480-894-0802 Louie’s Black Oxide ______ 602-257-0530 PUNCHING Desert Precision Mfg _____520-887-4433 Fry Fabrications ________ 602-454-0701 Group Manufacturing Serv __ 480-966-3952 Hollow Metal Xpress ______ 866-936-7001 K-2 Manufacturing ______ 602-455-9575 McFarland Machine & Eng __ 480-966-1388 Nelson Engineering ______ 602-273-7114 Phoenix Metalcraft ______ 602-279-4810 Precision Metalworks _____ 602-455-9575 WC Machine & Tool_ _____ 480-507-4620 Weiser Engineering ______ 303-280-2778 ROBOTICS CAID Industries ________ 520-294-3126

(480) 921-1665 480-921-1665 (480) 215-7144 Cell:Cell: 480-215-7144 suntech@suntecheng.net RSHud1@gmail.com

Western Sintering _______ 509-375-3096 SPRINGWORKS Utah _____ 801-298-0113 SPINNING: Metal Thompson Machine ______ 505-823-1453 Nelson Engineering ______ 602-273-7114 Wrico _____________480-892-7800 SPLINES Stamping: Aerospace Apache Gear, Inc _______ 623-934-7144 Dayton Lamina ________ 248-489-9122 SPRAY: METAL, Wrico _____________480-892-7800 PLASMA Stamping: Deep Draw Empire Precision Mach. ____480-633-4580 Thompson Machine ______ 505-823-1453 SPRINGS Stamping Design Custom Springs SPRINGS WORKS Utah_____ 801-298-0113 Compression/Extension/ Stamping Flat Forming Assembly/Torsion SPRINGS WORKS Utah_____ 801-298-0113 Ace Wire Spring & Form Co.__ 412-458-4831 Stamping: Precision Flat and Wire Springs Ace Wire Spring & Form Co.__ 412-458-4831 SPRINGS WORKS Utah_____ 801-298-0113 AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____ 602-243-4329 Stamping: Progressive Die & Dayton Lamina ________ 248-489-9122 Tooling SPRINGWORKS Utah _____ 801-298-0113 Moore Tool & Die _______ 480-622-1705 STAMPING TAPPING AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____ 602-243-4329 Gilbert Metal Stamping ____ 480-503-1283 Auer Precision _________ 480-834-4637 Harschco LLC _________ 602-617-7514 Dayton Lamina ________ 248-489-9122 TESTING Gilbert Metal Stamping ____ 480-503-1283 Testing: Non-Dest/ Pressure Precise Metal Products ____ 602-272-2625 Precision Die & Stamping ___ 480-967-2038 CAP _____________ 602-464-9629 Chemetall ___________ 714-739-2821 Scriven Precision________ 480-961-9775 FutureWeld __________ 602-437-2426 Thompson Machine ______ 505-823-1453 Pilkington Metal Finishing___801-972-2146 Whitley Machine________ 602-323-5550 Talon Test Labs_________602-454-2500 Wrico_____________480-892-7800 SAW CUTTING THERMAL SPRAY Precision Metal Forming Industrial Precision Grinding _ 310-352-4700 Desert Precision Mfg _____520-887-4433 Controlled Thermal Tech’y___ 602-272-3714 SINTERING K-2 Mfg ____________ 602-455-9575 Empire Precision Mach. ____480-633-4580

DAYTON Lamina

™

a MISUMI Group Company

Kevin Benson Die Components Marketing Director

39830 Grand River Ave. Suite B2 Novi, MI 48375

DAYTON Lamina Corporation a MISUMI Group Company

Phone: (248) 489-9122 Cell: (708) 203-6684 Email: kbenson@daytonlamina.com www.daytonlamina.com

East Valley Precision______480-288-6601 EDM Tech __________ 602-278-6666 Flow International _____ 800-446-3569 Harschco LLC _________ 602-617-7514 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 Marzee ____________602-269-5810 McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 Metzfab ____________ 602-618-2841 Milco Wire EDM/Waterjet ___ 714-373-0098 Research Engineering Dev __602-484-8982 Southwest Waterjet-Laser ___480-306-7748 WC Machine & Tool ______480-507-4620 Whitley Machine Machine________602-323-5550 Waterjet, 5-Axis Southwest Waterjet-Laser ___480-306-7748 THREADING Waterjet, Multi head Thread Grinding Whitley Machine________602-323-5550 Blue Streak Grinding _____ 602-353-8088 Waterjet, High Press. Cutting Grindworks __________ 623-582-5767 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 Osborn Products ________ 623-587-0335 Harschco LLC _________ 602-617-7514 Thread Rolling Marzee ____________ 602-269-5810 Ron Grob Co. _________ 970-667-5320 WASHERS TOOL & DIE AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____602-243-4329 3D Machine LLC ________ 480-239-8254 WIRE FORMS Arizona Wire & Tool ______ 480-813-1002 Gilbert Metal Stamping ____ 480-503-1283 Ace Wire Spring & Form Co.__ 412-458-4831 Moore Tool & Die _______ 480-622-1705 AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____602-243-4329 Thompson Machine ______ 505-823-1453 SPRINGWORKS Utah _____ 801-298-0113 Whitley Machine________ 602-323-5550 WELDING Wrico _____________ 480-892-7800 Allfab Engineering_______602-437-0497 Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 TOOLING EDM Tech ___________ 602-278-6666 Anovaprise___________623-551-5775 Moore Tool & Die _______ 480-622-1705 APMI ______________480-668-0024 Newport Tool _________ 801-295-7411 Arrow Sheet Metal _______ 303-427-6419 Western Sintering _______ 509-375-3096 AzMark ____________480-926-8969 BID Machine, Inc _______480-892-7304 TUBE BENDING CAID Industries ________ 520-294-3126 PPE Engineering________ 480-615-7900 Continental Machining ____800-777-2483 TUBING Creedbilt Inc __________ 623-939-8119 Assembly Formed Tubing Desert Precision Mfg _____520-887-4433 PPE Engineering________ 480-615-7900 Empire Precision Mach. ____480-633-4580 Service & Sales ________ 480-968-9084 Group Mfg. Serv ________480-966-3952 Formed Tubing AERO Spring & Mfg Co ____ 602-243-4329 Hollow Metal Xpress ______ 866-936-7001 PPE Engineering________ 480-615-7900 Horizon Aviation & Machining 623-214-7424 Jan’s Inc.____________480-833-7305 Tube Bending /Fabrication K-zell Metals, Inc. _______ 602-232-5882 IMCOR Corp __________ 602-245-0148 Service & Sales ________ 480-968-9084 K-2 Manufacturing ______602-455-9575 K-zell Metals, Inc. _______602-232-5882 WATERJET CUTTING Alpha Machine ________ 602-437-0322 Lynch Brothers Mfg ______602-267-7575 CMA Waterjet _________ 480-966-WJET McFarland Machine & Eng __480-966-1388 Creedbilt Inc __________ 623-939-8119 PPE Engineering________ 480-615-7900 Precision Metal Mfg ______480-987-2466

Interstate Mechanical Corporation Interstate Mechanical Corporation Joey Floyd

Joey Floyd

Manufacturing Division Manager Mobile: 602-245-0148

Manufacturing Division Manager Office: 602-257-1319

Mobile: 602-245-0148 Joey.floyd@imcor-az.com

Office: 602-257-1319 1841 E. Washington Street

Phoenix, AZ. 85034 Joey.floyd@imcor-az.com www.imcormodular.com

1841 E. Washington Street Phoenix, AZ. 85034 www.imcormodular.com

40 N. Sunway Dr. #2 • Gilbert, AZ 85233

Precision Metalworks _____602-455-9575 Quality Mold__________480-892-5480 Scriven Precision________ 480-961-9775 State Industrial Prod______602-275-0990 Val-Tech Mfg __________ 480-966-7376 Weiser/Mile High Precision __303-280-2778 Wrico ____________ 480-892-7800 Welding: Aerospace Arrow Sheet Metal _______ 303-427-6419 Backerworks Mfg _______505-342-2943 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 K-2 Manufacturing ______602-455-9575 Kirin Manufacturing ______520-622-8402 LAI International _______480-968-6228 Lynch Brothers Mfg ______602-267-7575 Welding: Alum. Med & Lg Alpha Machine ________602-437-0322 Arrow Sheet Metal _______ 303-427-6419 Continental Machining ____800-777-2483 Dynamic Machine & Fabrication 602-437-0339 Empire Precision Mach. ___ 480-633-4580 Hollow Metal Xpress ______ 866-936-7001 PPE Engineering________480-615-7900 Precise Metal Products ____602-272-2625 Precision Metal Mfg ______480-987-2466 Weiser/Mile High Precision __303-280-2778

Welding: Design Fry Fabrications ________602-454-0701 IMCOR Corp __________602-245-0148 Pierpont Manufacturing ____602-233-1335 Welding: Laser Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480 Welding: Orbital L&W Fluid __________ 602-323-2560 Welding: Spot Lynch Brothers Mfg _____ 602-267-7575 Nelson Engineering ______602-273-7114 Welding: Tig Allfab Engineering______ 602-437-0497 Backerworks Mfg ____ 505-342-2943 Continental Machining _ 800-777-2483 Cutting Edge Mfg ______480-609-7233 FutureWeld _________ 602-437-2426 Jan’s Inc.___________ 480-833-7305 K-2 Mfg ___________ 602-455-9575 PPE Engineering ______ 480-615-7900 Quality Mold_________ 480-892-5480

Welding: Enclosures Allfab Engineering_______602-437-0497 Fry Fabrications ________ 602-454-0701 IMCOR Corp __________ 602-245-0148 A2Z MANUFACTURING SW•

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Index of Advertisers

3D Machine ...................................90 Controlled Thermal .................................94 5th AxisFixtures ......................29,88 Creedbilt Inc...........................................31,97 Abrams Airborne Mfg..........................93 Current EDM.................................................82 Abrasive Express........................................85 D & R Mchy................................81,83,86,87 ABS Quality Evaluations .......................89 Davis Salvage ..............................46,100 Absolute Machining & Turning..........97 Delcam......... ............................................92 AC/DC Engineering..................................91 Desert EDM Sales.........................35,84 ACC Machinery............................................81 Desert Machine Sales ................37,81 Accutech..........................................................96 Desert Precision MFG . .....................92 Ace Wire Spring & Form Co.............100 Dimensional Analysis Tech............83 ACME Metalworks....................................94 District 7 Powder Coat . ...................93 Adams Mach............................53,81,104 Dix Metals........ .......................................85 Advanced Precision.....................................88 DM Machine Repair..........................88 Aero Spring & Mfg........................................92 DNKB.........................................................90 Aero Tech.............................................................97 Dolphin....................................................90 Aerodyne Alloys......................................54,86 Doosan Infracore America.............81 Air Gear .................................................................94 Droeg Financial Services...........70,89 Alerus .............................................................41,88 Dynamic Machine & Fab......................43,94 AllFab Engineering.......................................93 East Valley Precision.............................98 Allset Precision.................................................97 Ebbco Inc. .................................................. 82 Allsource Global Management..........59 Echols Saw & Supply............................81 Alpha Machine ...............................................99 Edge Technologies...............................84 American Aerospace (AATC) ................91 EDM Network....................................24,85 American Spirit Investments(ASI).....96 EDM Perform Access...........................86 AMTS......................................................................88 EDM Tech................................................... 92 Anovaprise.........................................................91 Ellison Machinery..........5,,69,71,81,83 Apache Gear.....................................................93 Empire Precision Mach.......................97 Apache Steel.....................................................85 EPSI................................................................99 APMI........................................................................90 Evans Precision Mach’g ..................... 93 Apollos Industries .....................................100 Exactitude ..............................................100 Arcas Machine Inc.........................................96 EZ-Access.............................................54,89 Arizona Finishing...........................................94 Faustson .....................................................90 Arizona Hard Chrome................................94 Fine Line Fabricating Inc. .................. 93 Arizona Wire Spec.........................................90 Fine Line Laser Cutting ......................99 Arizona Wire & Tool...................................101 Flex-Pro .................................................80,97 Arrow Sheet Metal .......................................93 Flow Corp ............................................81,82 ARTL........................................................................90 FMD Fabrication ...................... 72-73,92 Auer Precision..................................................93 Foresight Finishing............................100 Auerbach Waste LLC................................101 Frontier Techni-Kote......................38,99 AutoDesk .............................................62-63,92 Fry Steel Co............................................... 85 Axian Technology.........................................90 FutureWeld...............................................93 AZ CNC ...................................8,9,27,57,67,75 Ganesh Machinery............................... 82 AZ CNC ..................................................81,81-87 Gateway Community College..64,91 AZ Datum...........................................................97 Geiger Electric Inc ................................. 82 AZ Laser Engraving......................................95 GHT Services LLC...................................90 AZMARK ..............................................................99 Gibbs Precision Machine ..................98 AZ Metals ....................................................18,84 Gilbert Metal Stamping.....................90 AZ Tool Steel......................................................86 Gladhill Assoc ....................................56,95 B&B Tool...............................................................87 Global EDM Supply..............................84 B & T Tool & Engr............................................85 Glover Precision, Inc............................. 95 Backerworks Mfg..........................................97 GMA Garnet .......................................48,83 bandsawparts.com.............................72,94 GMN USA.............................................55,84 Barry Metals...............................................32,86 Gold Tech Industries......................... ...95 Bar-S Machine Inc.........................................90 GoSynergy ................................................ 23 Barton International ..........................52,84 Grindworks ................................................91 BID Machine, Inc............................................92 Group Manufacturing........................ 92 Blue Streak Grinding ...........................40,93 Hangsterfers ............................................ 85 BMO Harris Bank ...........................................88 Hi-Tech Machining & Welding....... 92 BMSC .......................................................59,77,91 HK Machining ...........................50-51,96 Bralco Metals..............................14,48,84-86 Hoffmann..................................................89 Broadway Metal Recycling............42,89 Hollow Metal Xpress ........................... 92 Byington Steel Treating............................94 Horizon Aviation & Mach...............................96 C&M Machine Service.......................88,89 Horizon Carbide ....................................90 C&M Rigging....................................................88 HPMP .........................................................101 CAID........................................................................91 Hunter Machine Moving..................88 Campro Mfg. ....................................................97 iAudit............................................................88 Capital Weld Cleaners................................88 IMCO Products ........................................97 CaseTech..........................................................6,89 IMCOR........................................................101 Cassavant Machining ................................98 Ind. Metal Supply ............................56,86 Cassavant CAP ............................................100 Ind.Tool Die............................................... 95 Castrol................................................................2,86 Industrial Precision Grinding..........94 CGS Technologies.........................................91 Infinisys .................................................91,95 Challenger Aerospace...............................95 Ingersoll Cutting Tools ....................... 85 Chemetall ...........................................................86 Innovative Measuring Systems 25,82 ChemResearch...............................................95 Integrated Systems Inc ...................100 Cimatron .....................................................22,89 IPE Aerospace ......................................... 12 CIS.............................................................................90 IPG..................................................................94 CMA Waterjet................................................101 IRH .................................................................90 CNC Pros...............................................17,81,83 ITDE............................................................... 95 Coast Aluminum.......................................85 Jan’s Inc........................................................96 Coast Industrial Sales..........................89 J B’s Prec Ind....................................95 Coastal Metals ......................................10,86 JC Machine & Motorsports.........................97 Coating Tech.......................................91,103 JD Machine ............................................90 Collins Metal Finishing ...........................91 Jemelco Inc ............................................88 Consolidated Resources Inc..............28,88 K D Capital..................................................81 Continental Machining. .......................96 K-2 Manufacturing...............................99 A Z MANUFACTURING SW • 102 • March / Apr 2017 2

K-Zell Metals, Inc....................................101 Karas Kustoms ...................................62-63 Kerley Corporation..................................83 Kirin Manufacturing ...............................93 KLK Inc........................................................... 96 Kloeckner Metals .....................................85 Klontech Indus. Sales.............................81 KTR Machine...............................................82 Kurt Manufacturing Co........................ 86 Kwik Mark Inc .............................................82 L&W Machine Co......................................95 LA Specialties .............................................95 LAI International......................................90 Layke Inc .......................................................91 Layke Tactical.............................................89 LC Engineering.........................................99 Leach Laser ..................................................95 Lindel Engineering..................................93 Lone Arrow.................................................84 Louie’s Black Oxide..................................92 Louie’s Gun Finishing............................94 LRW Cutting Tools ...................................87 Lynch Brothers .........................................94 Magnum Prec. ......................13,65,81-83 Makino ...........................................................81 Marshall Tool & Supply .........................87 MarZee.................................................43,100 Mario Pinto .................................................88 Master Chemical Corporation.........84 Matrix Machine ..................................90,91 McFarland Machine............................... 96 MEI Rigging ................................................89 Mesa Machinery................................55,83 Metalcraft Inc..............................................95 Metal Supermarkets........................85,87 Metals Eng & Testing Labs ..................91 Methods West........................................3,83 Metzfab..........................................................92 Micropulse West ......................................90 Midaco Corp ...............................................91 Milco Wire EDM/Waterjet....................91 MLC CAD Systems ..................................88 Moore Tool & Equip ................................83 Moore Tool & Die...................................101 Morsch Machine .....................................90 NAI Horizon.................................................63 National Grinding & Mfg......................93 Nelson Engineering.........................66,92 Newport Tool ..........................................101 NFP Property & Casualty.....................88 North-South ...............................39,84 O’Keefe Ceramics.........................60,96 OGP..................................................................82 Omax...............................................................83 Omega Morgan .................................... 100 ONA EDM USA...........................................82 Orion Registrar...........................................95 Osborn Products ...............................91,93 Pacific Swiss & Mfg ...........................40,98 Paramount Leadership Group ........88 Perceptron ...................................................83 Perfection Industrial Finishing ........98 Perma-Finish Inc ......................................99 Phoenix Grinding.....................................91 Phoenix Heat Treat.................................94 Phoenix Metalcraft.................................99 Phoenix Metal Trading.........................89 Pierpont Manufacturing......................97 Pilkington Metal Finishing.............. 100 Pioneer Distributing Co........................91 PlaSteel ..........................................................92 Powerhaus Precision.............................98 Powill Mfg....................................................94 PPE Engineering....................................101 Precision Metal Mfg................................93 Precise Metal Products .........................92 Precision Die & Stamping ............47,90 Precision Industrial Painting ..............91 ..... Pro Precision ....................................93 Productivity, MMT .......................49,81 ProtoTech.................................................91 Qualichem, Inc.... .................................85 Quality Improvement Consulting..89 Quality Mold....................................93 Quick Turn Financial.......1,44-45,89 R&D Gage...............................................26

R&D Specialty Manco.....................96 Reliance Metal Center.................... ..87 Renishaw ................................................89 Research Engineering Dev....................91 Resell CNC .... West..............................84 Rev AZ .............................................34,101 Revolution Machine Tools............ 82 RMSS ...................................... ..................98 Robrad ...... ......................................96 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades..........82 Roentgen USA................................82 Rolled Alloys..........................................86 Romi .......... ................................................83 Ron Grob ..................................60,96 Rotarex.....................................................89 Royal Products...............................76,84 Roydent...........................................90 Ryerson.....................................................87 S&S Machinery Sales.. ......................83 Samuel, Son & Co............................16,85 Sandvik Coromant .........................83,89 Sav-On Plating ........................................98 Savage Machine ........ ...........................82 Sawblade.com ............................................7 SBG Capital ................................................87 SC Fuels ............................................................2,86 Schenk Intertech ................................... 82 Scriven Precision Fab...........................90 Sentry Insurance....................................89 Service & Sales ............................... ......100 Setco Spindles & Slides .....................86 Sharp Precision Tools ..........................89 Sonoran Metals ......................................86 Southwest Powder...............................94 Southwest Swiss Precision...............96 Southwest Turbine...............................74 Southwest Waterjet..........................36,99 SP Engineering............................................97 SPRINGWORKS Utah....................... .100 Star Metal Fluids ...................... 11,84-88 State Technology....................................85 Steel Services Grind’g ...................76,91 Stevens Engineering ............................85 Stewart Precision Manufacturing.......92 Sun Grinding......................................26,93 Sun Tech .................................................. 100 Superior Grinding ...........................61,94 Sustaining Edge Solutions.........20,87 Tangent Solutions..................................97 TMM Precision ..................................90,93 T-N Machining.........................................96 T.S.M. Mach. .......................................19,81 TechMark.................................................... 93 Temperature Processing ....................95 The Metal Man..................................90,93 The Werks C&C........................................86 Thermal-Vac ..............................................97 Thompson Machine............................ 92 Titanium Coating Services.........34,90 Total Quality Sys ......................................85 Trusty-Cook .............................................. 83 Tube Service..............................................85 TVT Die Casting.........................78-79,93 TW Metals..................................................86 US Bank........................................................91 U S Shop Tools ..................................15,84 Ultimate Machinery............................. 83 Uni-Tek..........................................................95 Val-Tech Mfg............................................. 92 Verisurf ........................................................ 83 VonRuden ...........................................86,88 Washington Cal. .............................94 WC Machine & Tool.............................. 92 Weiser/Mile High Precision ............. 93 Western Cast Parts................................90 Western Sintering Co....................... 100 Western States Metal....................66,88 White’s Niche Products................33,83 Whitley Machine .......................58,93 Wire-Tech................................................... 92 Wohlhaupter ...........................................84 Wrico ......................................................52,92 Yamazen USA ....................................21,81 Zachman Machinery........................... 83 Zeiss Metrology...................................... 82

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