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Vol. 8, No.4 AUG / SEPT‘18 Front Cover Story Pages 28-30

West Coast Edition For WA, OR, & CA

Allied Tool & Die Has The Latest in Technology and Now Lights Out Capability

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Editor’s Corner Change Is Inevitable… “Every human has four endowments - self awareness, conscience, independent will and creative imagination.These give us the ultimate human freedom... The power to choose, to respond, to change.” Stephen Covey Change is what we do in this era of increased business. Who knew we would really be busy? We hoped for it, we prayed for it, and now we have it, and so we must change the way we do business! Sometimes we need to be careful of what we wish for; increased business, more machines, more employees, more square footage, a better ERP system, better health care to attract better team members, and more benefits for our current and new company members, more money, more headaches… what??? Today, we are all experiencing a rush of new wealth; more of everything. Our businesses are growing and with that a new job or ten and new responsibilities for growing the business! It’s a great place to be, but indeed a challenging one! When you are growing your business it is a mad rush to keep order and profitability through growth!

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Announcements & Releases United Performance Metals Achieves MCLLCS Approval In Hungary United Performance Metals (UPM) has successfully achieved MCLLCS approval from Pratt & Whitney UTC. This approval will allow the company’s Budapest, Hungary branch to begin providing LCS certified materials to its European customer base. Pratt & Whitney is a world-class provider of dependable engines, propulsion systems, parts and services. United Performance Metals is a global leader in distribution of high temperature materials used for critical Aerospace applications. “Achieving MCL-LCS certification proves our commitment to servicing customers within the European region,” stated Rich Vanatsky, Director of international Business. “Obtaining our certification in a short amount of time demonstrates our focus on achieving the highest industry quality standards across the globe.” United Performance Metals (UPM), an O’Neal Industries affiliate company, is a global distributor of high-performance specialty metals. UPM’s full line of high strength, high temperature, and corrosion resistant materials coupled with FIRSTCUT+® Processing Services provides quality solutions which support a variety of industries including aerospace, fastener, medical, power generation, oil and gas, semiconductor and many A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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others. UPM is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio and maintains nine service centers worldwide. For more information, visit www.upmet.com. O’Neal Industries (ONI) is the largest family-owned group of metals service centers in the United States. Composed of six leading brands and generating sales of approximately $2.2 billion in 2017, ONI is based in Birmingham, Alabama, and has more than 80 specialized facilities throughout North America, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.onealind.com.

Seco Tools Names Jeff Bowden as New Director of Information Technology TROY, Mich., July 10, 2018 – Further empowering its customers by continuing to advance its digital capabilities, SecoTools, LLC has announced that Jeff Bowden has joined the company as its new director of information technology. In addition to his work for the North American branch of the company, Bowden will act as the Regional IT Demand Manager for Seco Tools AB. “I am very pleased to welcome Jeff Bowden as part of my management team,” said Rob Keenan, president of Seco Tools. “I look forward to helping him further integrate IT into our business strategy as we develop a true regional hub to support our internal and external customers.” Bowden plans to emphasize the importance of technological growth as demand for tooling grows in the era of autonomous manufacturing

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environments. “Seco Tools is committed to advancing our capability and capacity in this area while we strive to be on the leading edge of advancements in technology for the good of the industry and our customers,” said Bowden. “IT will act as a partner to all areas of the business, providing technical expertise and modern tools that will enable all departments to work more effectively and efficiently.” Prior to joining Seco, Bowden served as the director for information technology, strategy, processes and operations for Dassault Systems. In this role, he spent 16 years setting the strategic direction for the IT organization while managing business relationships to ensure IT direction remained aligned with corporate objectives and vision. A member of the Oakland Community College Advisory Board and the ITT Technical Institute Advisory Committee, Bowden currently lives with his wife and three daughters in Royal Oak, Michigan. Bowden earned his bachelor’s degree in management information systems from Oakland University before going on to receive his MBA at Michigan State University’s Eli Broad College of Business. Headquartered in Fagersta, Sweden and present in more than 75 countries, SecoTools is a leading global provider of metal cutting solutions for milling, stationary tools, holemaking and tooling systems. For more than 80 years, the company has provided the technologies, processes and support that manufacturers depend on for maximum productivity and profitability. For more information on how Seco’s innovative products and expert services bring success to manufacturers across all industry segments, please visit www.secotools.com.

BIG KAISER Showcases Tooling Innovations at IMTS 2018 BIG KAISER, a global leader in premium high-precision tooling systems and solutions for the metalworking industries, will display digital tooling innovations, as well as cutting-edge products and accessories at the International ManufacturingTechnology Show (IMTS) in booth #431610. IMTS, held September 10-15 at McCormick Place in Chicago, is North America’s largest manufacturing show. BIG KAISER’s latest development in Industry 4.0 is the evolution of its digital tooling—EWA and EWE finish boring heads. The EWA system features closed-loop, automatic adjustment of diameter by receiving commands wirelessly from the machine control or after the gaging process and a bore diameter correction is required. EWA boring heads are capable of self-adjusting to micron precision and have a large work range so that one tool can perform multiple sizes of bores. Live machining demonstrations of the EWA will be repeated throughout each day for the duration of the show. EWE fine boring heads also feature a digital display to show incremental movement of the cutting edge. They use Bluetooth technology to wirelessly connect to the BIG KAISER app. When used together,

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system for all sizes of tools. Also in the Industry 4.0 area is a wireless tool table leveling device. The Level Master Wireless uses wireless connectivity to enable leveling information to be read from a separate display device, ensuring that a precision level is cor rectly ac hieved. The detector supports an accuracy of up to 0.01mm/1m and allows simultaneous measurement with multiple detectors, which can transmit to independent display devices at a range of up to 30 m from the measuring point. Using a leveling tool not only improves the machining process, it also increases the life of the machine. T h e S P E RO N I E S S E N T I A t o o l presetting and measuring system efficiently measures tools offline, allowing the operator to achieve full machine productivity. What makes this tool presetter unique is the concise and easy-to-use control specifically designed to optimize all tool presetting and measuring operations. The runout function, MaxP, base post processor and the entry-level tool database are some of the functions integrated in the ESSENTIA control.

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BIG KAISER’s new super-slim hydraulic tool holders with peripheral jet coolant holes are ideal for high-precision 5-axis machining. Also new to the line-up of hydraulic tool holders are straight shank types made exclusively for Swiss-type lathes, allowing fast and easy cutting tool changes with high accuracy. BIG KAISER’s Torque Fit tool assembly accessory will also be on display. The Torque Fit is a tightening fixture for collet chucks with an integrated torque measuring system. The system notifies the user of a correctly set torque value via an audible buzzer. If overtightening occurs, the error LED light will flash. To find more information on other products will be showcased at IMTS, or to schedule an appointment with our product exper ts, please visit us.bigkaiser.com/en/imts.

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CMR Manufacturing Supports Tier 1 OEMs With Tight Tolerance Quick Turn Photo Chemical Machining CMR Manufacturing is celebrating 29 years supporting Aerospace, Defense, Medical and Semiconductor customers, including L3 Communications, On Semiconductor, EMR, Comtech EF Data, and General Dynamics, to name a few. More than 2 decades ago, owner Mike Negrelli purchased the business his father founded in 1989. In 2001, Kevin Foley, a loyal CMR Manufacturing customer, retired from Motorola, and Mike asked him to join the company. Kevin says, “That was 17 years ago, and I am still here today. As a customer, I valued CMR’s expertise and business processes, and these are still in place today: * We do 100% inspection *We are renown for our ability to chemical etch with extremely tight tolerances (typically with chemical etching, you can cut to 10% of the material thickness; at CMR we achieve accuracy to 2% of the material thickness * Quick turnaround - we normally turn products around to our customers in 3 days, and if they are local, we deliver to them * We specialize in difficult, low volume R&D and prototypes Mike says, “We are proud to be a premier ITAR certified Leadframe and Photochemical Machining Manufacturer in the Southwest. Our complete in-house Engineering and Manufacturing facility allows us to provide precise hands-on completion of delicate, complex projects to hearty, robust products that would be extremely difficult to produce using standard fabrication methods. One of our many specialties include Leadframe and Power QFN manufacturing, conforming

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Anticipating a stronger show in 2018, IMTS worked with McCormick Place to expand exhibit space in the East Building. New for IMTS 2018, Level 2 of the East Building is home to the Mac hine Components/Cleaning/ Environmental Pavilion, which covers the components essential for safe, efficient and environmentally responsible operation, service and monitoring of machines and facilities. Exhibitors showcase reclaim, reuse and recycle technologies, products for washing, purification, filtration and separation, material handling systems and motion control components, as well as environmental management software and more. Level 2 will also host exhibitors from the Controls & CAD-CAM Pavilion and as well as HANNOVER MESSE USA colocated shows and events. Co-locating HANNOVER MESSE USA with IMTS 2018 increases the show’s emphasis on automation, robotics and Industry 4.0, with approximately 550 additional exhibitors occupying 130,000 sq. ft. of floor space. HANNOVER MESSE USA features on Level 2 include a Digital Factory area and exhibitors that focus on industrial surface treatment and finishing (Surface Technology USA), compressed air and vacuum systems (ComVac USA) and industrial subcontracting and lightweight construction (Industrial Supply USA). To present a complete spectrum of technology for industrial automation, IT, power transmission and fluid power technology, HANNOVER MESSE USA will feature its new show Integration, Automation & Drives USA on Level 3 of

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United Performance Metals has successfully achieved certification to revision D of AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015. This achievement confirms the company’s commitment to providing the highest quality products and services. The scope of this registration includes the supply, processing, and distribution of stainless steel, titanium, and high temperature alloy sheet, strip, coil, plate, bar, forgings and consumable products for the aerospace and commercial markets. Processing methods include cutting to length, slitting, edging, shearing and laser/water jet cutting. United Performance Metals (UPM), an O’Neal Industries affiliate company, is a global distributor of high-performance specialty metals. UPM’s full line of high strength, high temperature, and corrosion resistant materials coupled with FIRSTCUT+® Processing Services provides quality solutions which support a variety of industries including aerospace, fastener, medical, power generation, oil and gas, semiconductor and many others. UPM is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio and maintains nine service centers worldwide. For more information, visit www.upmet.com. O’Neal Industries (ONI) is the largest familyowned group of metals service centers in the United States. Composed of six leading brands and generating sales of approximately

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Department of Defense (DoD) Awards Armtec Countermeasures Co., Coachella, California, was awarded a $14,837,452 modification (P00017) to contractW52P1J-15-C-0005 for infrared countermeasures flares. Work will be performed in Camden, Arizona, with an estimated completion date of Oct. 31, 2019. Fiscal 2016 and 2018 other procurement (Army) funds in the amount of $14,837,452 were obligated at the time of the award. U.S. Army Contracting Command, Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, is the contracting activity.

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Mercury Defense Systems Inc., Cypress, California, is awarded $8,396,466 for firm fixed price delivery order N6833518F0042 against a previously issued basic ordering agreement (N6833517G0017). This order provides for the procurement of small business innovation research (SBIR) Phase III work that derives from, extends, or completes an effort performed under SBIR Topic N06-036 entitled Advanced Techniques for Digital Radio Frequency Memories. Work will be performed in Cypress, California (81 percent); and West Caldwell, New Jersey (19 percent), and is expected to be completed in January 2021. Fiscal 2017 research, development, test and evaluation (Air Force) funds in the amount of $6,333,000 are being obligated on this award, all of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, Lakehurst, New Jersey, is the contracting activity.

Mercury Defense Systems Inc., Cypress, California, is awarded $20,515,570 for a firm-fixed-price delivery order (N6833518F0093) against a previously issued basic order ing ag reement (N6833517G0017). This order provides for the procurement of 36 Advanced Digital Radio Frequency Memories (DRFM) units in support of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase III work that derives from, extends, or completes an effort performed under SBIR Topic N06-036 entitled “Advanced Techniques for DRFM.” Work will be performed in Cypress, California (63 percent); and West Caldwell, New Jersey (37 percent), and is expected to be completed in February 2020. Fiscal 2018 aircraft procurement (Air Force); fiscal 2018 weapons procurement (Air Force); and fiscal 2018 research, development, test and evaluation (Air Force) funds in the amount of $16,016,887 are being obligated at time of

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Department of Defense (DoD) Awards award, none of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, Lakehurst, New Jersey, is the contracting activity. Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, Goleta, California, is awarded an $80,286,703 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for systems engineering services for software development and system integrity services in support of F/A-18A-D and E/F aircraft for the Navy and the governments of Australia, Canada, Kuwait, and Switzerland. Services to be provided include enhancing the Operational Flight program, the User Data File (UDF), the UDF Generator, firmware, and tool development in support of ALR-67(V)3 and ALE-50B systems. Work will be performed in Point Mugu, California (90 percent); Goleta, California (3 percent); China Lake, California (1 percent); St. Louis, Missouri (1 percent); Lexington Park, Maryland (1 percent); Clifton, New Jersey (1 percent); Nashua, New Hampshire (1 percent); Interlaken, Switzerland (1 percent); and Adelaide, Australia (1 percent), and is expected to be completed in June 2023. Fiscal 2018 operations and maintenance (Navy) funds in the amount of $7,200,000 are being obligated at time of award, all of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. This contract was not competitively procured pursuant to Federal Acquisition Regulation 6.302-1. The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, Point Mugu, California, is the contracting activity (N68936-18-D-0025). AeroVironment Inc.,* SimiValle, California, was awarded an $11,511,473 modification (P00006) to contract W31P4Q-17-C-0193 for hardware A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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in support of switchblade production. Work will be performed in Simi Valley, California, with an estimated completion date of Sept. 30, 2020. Fiscal 2017 and 2018 other procurement (Army) funds in the amount of $11,511,473 were obligated at the time of the award. U.S. Army Contracting Command, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, is the contracting activity. Insitu Inc., Bingen, Washington, is awarded $8,215,759 for firm-fixedprice order N0001918F0487 against a previously issued basic ordering agreement (N00019-17-G-0001) for the procurement of six ScanEagle unmanned aircraft systems, related support equipment, training, site activation, technical services, and data for the government of Lebanon. Work will be performed in Bingen,Washington (70 percent); and White Salmon, Washington (30 percent), and is expected to be completed in June 2020. Foreign military sales funds in the amount of $8,215,759 are being obligated at the time of the award, none of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Maryland, is the contracting activity. Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Marine Systems, Sunnyvale, California, is awarded $13,992,038 for cost-plus-incentive-fee, costplus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed price contract modification P00027 to a previously awarded contract (N00030-16-C-0010), for U.S. and United Kingdom expendable hardware to include Trident II (D5) gas generator cases and launch tube closures, spare and repair parts, and a refresh of launcher subsystems components to address obsolescence of existing

hardware. The refresh of the launcher subsystem will include update of the firing circuit with a laser-based launcher initiation system and the overhaul and refurbishment of the fleet population of missile hoists. Work will be performed in Sunnyvale, California (64 percent); Kings Bay, Georgia (30 percent); Bangor, Washington (4 percent); St. Charles, Missouri (1 percent); and Cape Canaveral, Florida (1 percent), with an expected completion date of June 2022. United Kingdom funding in the amount of $4,021,490; fiscal 2018 other procurement (Navy) funds in the amount of $5,048,777; and fiscal 2018 operations and maintenance (Navy) funds in the amount of $4,921,771 are being obligated on this award. Funds in the amount of $4,921,771 will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. This contract was not a competitive acquisition in pursuant to 10 U.S. Code 2304(c)(1) and (c)(4), the Polaris Sales Agreement. Strategic Systems Programs, Washington, District of Columbia, is the contracting activity. Integral Aerospace,* Santa Ana, California, is awarded a $25,860,460 firm-fixed-price contract for the procurement of 212 external fuel tanks for F/A-18E/F and EA-18G aircraft in support of the Navy (120); and the government of Kuwait (92). Work will be performed in Santa Ana, California, and is expected to be completed in May 2023. Fiscal 2016, 2017, and 2018 aircraft procurement (Navy); and foreign military sales (FMS) funds in the amount of $25,860,460 are being obligated at time of award, $5,833,680 of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. This contract was not competitively procured pursuant to Federal Acquisition Regulation 6.302-1. This contract combines purchase for the Navy ($14,584,200; 56 percent); and the government of Kuwait

($11,276,260; 44 percent) under the FMS program. The Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Maryland, is the contracting activity (N00019-18-C-1036). RQC-DPR JV, Carlsbad, California, is awarded a $30,121,000 firm-fixedprice contract for design and construction of a dental clinic replacement at the Marine Corps Air Base, Camp Lejeune. The work to be performed provides for a new multi-story free-standing facility with a partial third floor. All engineering systems will be furnished including structural, fire suppression, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, electrical, and communications. Work will be performed in Jacksonville, North Carolina, and is expected to be completed by July 2020. Fiscal 2017 military construction (defense-wide) contract funds in the amount of $30,121,000 are obligated on this award and will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. This contract was competitively procured via the Navy Electronic Commerce Online website with four proposals received. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Mid-Atlantic, Norfolk, Virginia, is the contracting activity (N40085-18-C-0637). Integral Aerospace,* Santa Ana, California, is awarded a $25,860,460 firm-fixed-price contract for the procurement of 212 external fuel tanks for F/A-18E/F and EA-18G aircraft in support of the Navy (120); and the government of Kuwait (92). Work will be performed in Santa Ana, California, and is expected to be completed in May 2023. Fiscal 2016, 2017, and 2018 aircraft procurement (Navy); and foreign military sales (FMS) funds in the amount of $25,860,460 are being A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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The Institute for Supply Management last month said its manufacturing index rose to 60.2 in June from 58.7 in May. Numbers above 50 indicate activity is expanding across the manufacturing sector, while numbers below 50 signal contraction. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal had expected a 58.1 reading for June. The details of the report were largely upbeat, with the new orders, production and employment indexes increasing.

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Robots Can Elevate Human Role in Manufacturing Says US Agency Manufacturing in the U.S will build on its current strength by using “technology to empower American potential and ingenuity,” according to the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM). The institute, which is a member of Manufacturing USA, a network of regional institutes, looks to robotics to bring about the change. Robotics can “elevate, not eliminate the human roles in manufacturing,” ARM says. The group’s mission is to help train the future workforce for the high-value careers will determine the future of manufacturing. And it focuses on lowering the economic, technical, and operational barriers that companies experience in trying to adopt robotic technology. In the workforce area, it is creating programs to prepare the workforce to work in an Industry 4.0 mindset, collaboratively with robotic solutions in a safe, high-satisfaction environment. Depending on the project, the group impact students at every education stage,

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workforce, making it difficult for other employers to lure workers away with more attractive compensation offers. Retention is just as important as recruitment, given the cost of hiring and training a new worker, which can run anywhere from $500 to $5,000 per worker – a number which doesn’t include the negative impact to quality and efficiency from the incorporation of new workers who are less familiar with the product and processes. Competition for workers A necessary step in making manufacturing jobs more attractive and building that protective barrier around your workforce is recognizing that the competition for dependable employees is fierce. Rivals include growing sectors, such as technology and healthcare, that are currently less prone to layoffs than manufacturing has been. Job security may not be something manufacturers can promise, so they need to be more creative. Automakers and other manufacturers are also battling a rising rate of absenteeism, with some plants reaching as high as 20 percent.That means that employers must look for candidates willing to both accept jobs and show up every day. Add to all that, the reality of a record-low 3.8 percent unemployment rate, and manufacturers can begin to appreciate the daunting nature of their challenge.

So where to begin? Automakers and other manufacturers can look to some of the same strategies their engineers and marketing and sales departments use to design and sell products: Find pain points and design products that help prospective customers fix them. Design-thinking in HR Human capital departments should consider this same kind of design-thinking approach, which involves creating different personas – in this case, of their workers – and mapping their journeys. Employers can set themselves apart from rivals by mapping these journeys beyond the walls of factories and into their employees’ homes, providing ways to reduce both the complications and stress in their lives. To do this effectively, human capital must recognize what drives employees when looking for, accepting, and changing jobs. There are basic minimums – the “must haves” – which include competitive wages and benefits. But there are other factors that involve lifestyle and convenience, and building that moat starts with taking a more empathetic approach to workers on the assembly line who sometimes feel like they’re treated like the robots they fear will replace them one day. Offering perks and services is something we see more often with the treatment of professionals, but today it’s a strategy widely used by tech companies to entice prospective employees and then build a moat around them. In addition to a paycheck and benefits, tech companies acknowledge that employees value flexibility in scheduling; being offered healthy, free or inexpensive meals so they don’t have to leave the work site; and free or discounted transportation solutions to commuting headaches. These kinds of perks make leaving companies harder because it means those pains would return in the next job. White-collar perks The result of this exercise is a more individualized understanding of the workforce and what they go through

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Aerojet spokeswoman Mary Engola declined to disclose the value of the motor. For more than 60 years, Aerojet has fabricated solid-propellant and other rocket engines in Rancho Cordova. This jettison motor will go through a full stress test during a launch of an Orion test vehicle next April. That launch in Florida will be the last test before a human crew is launched on the Orion, which NASA says could occur at the end of 2019. Aerojet has tested the jettison motor on the ground successfully several times in Rancho Cordova. A fully functioning NASA Orion launch in April will test the crew capsule’s launch abort system, which includes the jettison rocket attached to the top of the launch vehicle. The jettison motor is part of the crew abort system to be used if there is a failure at launch or in early stages. It is also used if the launch is successful to pull the crew capsule away from the second-stage rocket motor. It is one of the few systems that is used in both a successful and an aborted launch, Engola said. The jettison motor burns through 26 gallons of solid propellant in a 1.5-second burn, which produces 40,000 pounds of thrust — enough to lift two city busses off the ground instantly, said engineers at a test in Rancho Cordova in 2016. By Mark Anderson – Staff Writer, Sacramento Business Journal

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Parking Tin: Past Delays Reportedly Piling Up Unfinished 737S At Boeing Supply chain delays have culminated in dozens of unfinished 737s being parked wherever space can be found at the Boeing Co.’s factory in Renton, Washington. According to a report from the SeattleTimes, more than 40 of the narrow-body jets are now scattered around the facility and the adjacent airport awaiting completion as Boeing (NYSE: BA) and suppliers battle to keep up with rising production rates on

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Those were cited by a Boeing spokesperson in the report as the primary reasons for the backup, as the impact of those previous delays on the production flow is now being felt.

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“Our focus in the second half is to get to perfect, to get everything there in the right sequence and the right order consistently, so that the fuselages are there on time every day,” Gentile said. “And that’s what we’re really on track to do.” Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said earlier this month after his own company’s quarterly report that such “pressure points” in the supply chain will need to be worked through as the company moves to the planned next rate increase to 57 per month next year. And, he said, supplier capacity will be a critical factor in decisions around future increases, though he also reiterated that Boeing has still been able to meet all its delivery commitments to its customers despite the supply delays. But Boeing workers who spoke anonymously to the SeattleTimes sounded more of an alarm than executives, with one describing the supplier delays and skilled labor shortages at the manufacturer similar to those faced by Spirit as a “perfect storm” that isn’t improving.

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the importance of employee benefits and great care and consideration is given to crafting benefits that employees want and can actually use.These include medical, dental, telehealth, vacation, sick time, tuition reimbursement, bonuses, health/ wellness programs, etc. Allied has benchmarked above the average National and Arizona benefit packages for the last 10 years and resisted reducing benefits during economic downturns.

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Bill Jordan is an active member of several manufacturing associations. He is a member of the board of directors for the Arizona Tooling & Machining Association (ATMA) where he chairs the workforce development program. He also is a board member of the Arizona Precision Manufacturing Apprenticeship Program (AzPMAP) and Allied has hired 2 apprentices through this program. The company recently became involved with Phoenix R.I.S.E. (Reach and Invest Summer Program), a summer youth workforce-training program, and will be taking on 2 student interns this summer. Through the workforce development program ATMA companies have placed 13 youth with internship positions this summer with Phoenix RISE.

Great Place to Work: Since the company is a great place to work, superior

employees stay. The average tenure is 8.6 years for the workforce of nearly 90. CNC Process and Machining Manager Jamie Lerma says that the company does an excellent job of hiring both raw and experienced talent where promotion from within is a core value. Company-wide quarterly meetings are held to discuss performance metrics and give employee recognition. The first quarter meeting of 2018 even had onsite massage therapy.

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talent with a strategic goal in mind: producing quality parts on time at an economical price for their customers. It is not a matter of just filling an open position or human capital but finding those personnel that truly complement Allied’s objectives and mission statement. By encouraging a team environment, employees gain a voice and feel a sense of pride in the finished product they have helped to create. Allied believes in cross-training and giving employees the opportunity to shine by rising to challenges inherent to the manufacturing environment. In fact, many employees who have left Allied for various reasons end up returning due to the unique culture that is Allied Tool & Die Company!

EXPANSION Jeff Moorhead, Vice President/ General Manager with the company, says, “Our growth was slowed due to our capacity. We have a relatively new customer experiencing extremely high growth. As we have proposed taking on more of their work, this is what we hear, “You guys are phenomenal, your pricing is great and your quality is outstanding. You can’t meet the lead times for the quantities we require.” Bill says, “The initial capital expenditures from 2015, particularly new machine tool and software purchases, have now been paid and it is time to embark on another round of major capital purchases.” He continued, “We are ready to take on new customers with dramatically increased capacity.”

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Just 3 years ago, Allied Tool & Die purchased their first fiber laser, a 3000-Watt HK Supercell HX 300G, which replaced their C02 laser, and resulted in laser cutting that was 8 times faster. A year later, they purchased another fiber laser, effectively doubling their laser capacity with the purchase of an IPG Photonics 2000 Watt LaserCube.

In 2016 a Mitsubishi Wire EDM (FA10S) was purchased. It enables EDM parts to run 2.5 times faster than they previously were able to.

their previous part marking capabilities.

In April 2018 the company purchased the SafanDarley E-Brake B, which is a 10’ 120 ton electric press brake. Jeff says its offers the latest in electronic press brake technology, with such options such as 3D back gauge, laser angle measurement and the EC40 smart control.

A Flow waterjet was also added for internal use in 2016 to speed up thick cuts and reduce machining time. Jeff says that the company was previously o u t s o u r c i n g wat e r j e t cutting. Bringing it inhouse reduced turnaround times and costs.

Some of the greatest upgrades/capital machining expenditures that Allied Tool undertook was in their machine shop. In 2015 an NTX2000 Mill/ Turn was added to the 3, 4, and 5-axis machining equipment at Allied. Four new CNC machines have been added so far this year.

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it to 1-2 steps. It will also be part of our entrée to lights out machining.”

The company has another 5 axis Kitamura 4G machine that is being installed in June. It has a larger machining envelope to work on larger parts. Bill says that with the addition of these two new 5-axis machines it will effectively quadruple Allied’s 5 axis capabilities.

Two new Samsung mill/turn centers (SL 2500ASY and SL 2500 BSY) were added to the machine shop. Jamie says, “We already had mill turn centers so these two new Samsung machining centers are part of the plan to dramatically increase our capacity.”

Significant Other Milestones/ Improvements

Inspection Room – The company has purchased another fully automated CMM, a HexagonGlobal. Jeff says, “We were housing our inspection equipment in the Engineering department, and the newest Hexagon wouldn’t fit. Today, all the CMMs are conveniently located in one space.”

b. Precision Hand Finishing Room – The enclosed room, designed for high precision deburr types of operations, now sits in close proximity to the machine centers, so deburr can occur in between machining operations.

c. FactoryWiz Monitoring – The company implemented this

powerful software and data collection system to monitor equipment usage and tool life. The real-time reports derived from the software is displayed on large screen monitors visible throughout the shop. This will help all Allied Tool team members to better understand the workflow at any given time.

high positioning Accuracy: ±0.000079”/full stroke, Repeatability: ±0.000039”. Bill says, “This machining center is so new that we are the first company west of the Mississippi to have one on our floor. We had never seen a system that changed pallets in the same way a tool changer works. In essence, our new Kitamura has two tool changers, except that one system is just for swapping the pallets. The smaller machining envelope of this machine fits 80% of the work we do today.” Jeff adds, “It is taking 3-5 machining steps we were doing with existing machine tools and reducing 302018 • AUG - SEPT ‘18

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Allied Tool & Die Company will be hosting an Open House on July 12th from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to share their recent major business upgrades with customers. Please contact Jeff Moorhead at jeff.moorhead@alliedtool.com or 602-402-6008 to RSVP for the Open House. If you are looking for a high precision machine and fabrication company with state-of-the-art technology, be sure to visit Allied Tool & Die Company on LinkedIn or at www.alliedtool. com.

Siemens Mobility Train Factory Scores $37 Million Order The transit district for much of the San Diego area plans t o bu y f i ve n ew Siemens Mobility Charger locomotives, which are built in a Sacramento factory. The order represents a $37 million purchase, which includes state and local funding. Siemens Mobility employs 1,300 people in its Sacramento factory, which is expanding. The new Siemens electric-diesel locomotives produce 90 percent less emissions than the locomotives they replace, which in this case were built between 1975 and 1992, Siemens said in a news release. In addition, the Chargers consume 16 percent less fuel, Siemens said.

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Commerce Department To Put $3M Toward Massive Scappoose Training Project The U.S. Commerce said it’s putting $3 million toward a Scappoose training facility that could create hundreds of jobs. The Oregon Institute of Technology received the grant, which it will apply toward the Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center.The Center, which counts several big hitters among its supporters, is set to create 978 new jobs, retain 512 jobs and spur some $692 million in private investment, according to the Commerce Department. Its local supporters include the Boeing Company, Daimler Trucks North America, Vigor Industrial, ATI, Blount International, Hangsterfer’s Laboratories Inc. and Silver Eagle Manufacturing. A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Lockheed Martin Delivered The 52Nd C-5M Super Galaxy The delivery completes the RERP upgrade, which extends the service life of the C-5 fleet until the 2040s. Lockheed Mar tin began RERP d e ve l o p m e n t wo r k i n 2 0 0 1 . RERP incorporates more than 70 improvements that improve reliability, efficiency, maintainability, and availability. RERP included changes or modifications to the airframe structure; environmental and pneumatic systems; hydraulic systems, electrical system; fuel system; landing gear; and flight controls. The heart of the system is the GE F138 turbofan engine (known as a CF680C2L1F in the commercial world) de-rated to 50,000 lb of thrust on the C-5M.This engine provides 22% more thrust than the out-of-productionTF39 turbofans on the earlier C-5A/B/C aircraft. The engines also allow the C-5M to meet the FAA’s Stage 4 noise reduction requirements. These changes, taken together, result in a 22% increase in thrust, a shorter takeoff roll; a 58% improvement in climb rate; allows the C-5M to cruise – at maximum gross weight – in the Communication/Navigation/ Surveillance / Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) flight environment; and greatly enhanced fuel efficiency and less tanker support demand.

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Boeing Sending Last Shuttle Commander Chris Ferguson Back to Space Chris Ferguson, who led the final space shuttle mission, will make his fourth spaceflight when he and NASA astronauts Eric Boe and Nicole Mann take the new Boeing CST-100 Starliner commercial crew spacecraft to the International Space Station. The three pioneers will help restore American access to space from U.S. soil, a capability that ended when the shuttle was retired seven years ago. Mann will also make history as the first female astronaut on the inaugural crewed flight of a new U.S. spacecraft. “We’re immensely proud of Chris and thrilled he will be part of first Starliner crew,” Leanne Caret, president and CEO of Boeing Defense, Space & Security, said. “We congratulate all the astronauts chosen to fly to the space station on commercially developed systems. We’re taking important steps for this nation and toward development of a thriving commercial space ecosystem.” Ferguson has been an integral part of the Starliner program since retiring from NASA and joining Boeing in 2011. He spent more than 40 days in space for NASA during three shuttle missions. “The engineer in me always thought if I’m not flying a spaceship, I ought to be part of the team building one,” Ferguson said. “My fingerprints are all over the Starliner and I’m

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A heat map of the electrical activity of a heart projected onto a computersimulated model of the right atrium. The heart disorder atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is the most common rhythm disorder, and causes patients to have irregular, often rapid heartbeats, which messes up blood flow from the heart to the rest of the body. AFib affects over 6 million Americans, and causes more than 750,000 hospitalizations every year. While some AFib patients are lucky enough to have only a few problems caused by the disorder, others are not so lucky, and suffer serious complications that can require medications or even surgery. Surgeons use cardiac catheter devices to map a heart’s electrical activity, which can also be used to detect rhythm disturbances in a patient’s heartbeats. But these devices are often only one size, which makes it hard to catch these irregular heartbeats due to missed signals and spotty connections. A team of researchers from Stanford University is working to find new ways to build customized cardiac devices, and they’re using 3D printing to do it. Second-year medical student Kevin Cyr, who has a background in bioengineering, said, “I’m using 3D-printed tools to design cardiacmapping catheters, devices used by surgeons to map the electrical activity of the heart and find disturbances.” The devices are small, thin and flexible silicone membranes with tiny holes in a grid-like formation, each holding an electrode. It’s been a few years since we’ve seen anything about 3D printed cardiac catheters, which hopefully means that 3D printing the devices has only improved with time. Stanford’s research on surveying electricity in the heart began a few years ago under Anson Lee, MD, assistant professor of cardiothoracic surgery. Cyr was interested in creating medical technologies that are able to move from research to clinical practice, and joined the team last year.

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Existing one-size-fits-all cardiac catheters use electrodes to contact the heart’s surface and measure its electrical activity. The team kept the

electrodes, but customized the devices to fit each individual’s heart by recording an image file of the heart during an MRI or CT scan. “We can replicate that natural geometry and anatomy specific to that patient,” Cyr explained. This anatomy and geometry can then be applied to a custom, 3D printed device – a thin, flexible silicone membrane with a grid of holes, each of which holds a small electrode. The 3D printed devices can very precisely track electrical activity over a specific region once it’s placed on the heart atrium’s surface. “We can map in perfect detail this rectangular grid of information and not have to worry about missing signals, poor contact or things like that, which otherwise might throw out errors,” Cyr explained. The data the device records is sent to a computer, which then creates a recording depicting electrical activity at certain regions. The recordings are used to make a heatmap of this activity, which surgeons

then rely on to determine which regions require treatment. While Stanford’s 3D printed cardiac catheter devices are only used on the exterior layer of the heart at the moment, the researchers are working to see if they can develop them further, in order to also map the heart’s interior surface and measure rhythmic disturbances there more accurately. Using a soccer ball, Cyr demonstrates how the device conforms to the surface of a heart. According to Cyr, the research team will take another couple of years to refine their 3D printed cardiac catheter devices, which have yet to be tested on humans, though they have been conformed to soccer balls. While these devices are extremely helpful to the medical field, the main goal of the team’s research is to find the problem spots in human hearts where more irregular electrical activity happens, and then get rid of them in order to bring back a normal flow of electricity. by Sarah Saunders | 3D Printing A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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We remain bullish on the IIoT and continue to develop new applications for it. Today, many GE businesses, their customers and outside partners are benefiting from GE’s Predix software and machine-learning tools, using them to drive productivity and increase the efficiency of their operations. They include large power companies like Exelon, Invenergy and NewYork’s NYPA; the Australian flag carrier Qantas; the Swiss maker of elevators and other equipment Schindler Group; and the Brazilian steel company Gerdau. An app called FlightPulse, for example, which began as a collaboration between GE and Qantas, shows pilots data from every flight of their airline, including fuel savings and areas for improving fuel efficiency. “FlightPulse was designed by pilots for pilots,” Captain Mike Galvin, head of fleet operations at Qantas, told GE Reports. “It provides pilots with flight data in a very visual way, allowing them to see first-hand the amount of fuel used at different stages of a flight and how they can help to reduce carbon emissions.” Software is also playing a key role in preparing additive manufacturing — a group of technologies that includes 3D printing — for mass production, allowing engineers to run simulations as they perfect their parts. It’s clear that software remains critical to GE’s future.

Our approach to GE Digital is no different and fits closely to that strategy. We were the leader in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and GE Digital is a critical piece of how we solve industrial problems for our customers — by building software and other digital tools for power plants, airlines, hospitals and other industrial customers. Before customers and business partners started using our technology, GE deployed it inside its factories. Engineers fed data coming off GE machines to smart algorithms and used the insights to drive productivity and improve operations.Today, GE plants around the world are using software to lower A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Another digital system in the Predix portfolio, called Asset Performance Management (APM), for example, is helping utilities and airlines around the world monitor their turbines’ and jet engines’ health and efficiency, optimize their operations and keep them in service longer. Our Predix platform, coupled with the Predix APM and ServiceMax applications, enables SIG, a Swiss-based maker of food packaging machines, to track equipment performance and recommend optimal strategies for maintenance. I want to be clear. GE Digital will continue to grow its strong commercial business, focused on both GE and its industrial customers. We see strong long-term growth in our core industries. We also will leverage our partners to pursue the strong digital growth opportunities we are seeing beyond our core industries. The future is digital and GE will play a key role in it.

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projected to grow from 13 billion dollars in 2016 to 36 billion in 2021. Furthermore, upwards of 75 percent of worldwide manufacturing operations might rely on 3D-printed tools, fixtures, and jigs for manufacturing finished goods. Leading fields where 3D printing will have a dramatic effect include aerospace, defense, and automobile design. Ongoing AI Revolution - Artificial intelligence will grow at a staggering 55.1 percent CAGR between 2016 and 2021, with spending projected to rise from 8 billion dollars to 72 billion.The report outlines the reasoning for this expected growth, with the overriding factor between the sheer number of potential use cases for AI in manufacturing. Modern machine learning provides ways for businesses to achieve better efficiency using techniques no human could uncover without AI assistance, and both computer vision and natural language processing have made tremendous strides that will be further fueled by strong investment. Robotics will benefit, but so will seemingly less tech-dependent activities, including scheduling and planning. Again, the industry can expect to become more nimble going forward, leading to more flexible and responsive industries in the future.

Study Reveals Hottest Trends in Industrial IoT Technology is having a major impact on manufacturing, and Deloitte, in conjunction with the Council on Competitiveness and Singularity University, recently released their Exponential Technologies in Manufacturing study to outline just how quickly change is expected. Advanced Robotics - The report outlines four industrial revolutions, the most recent of which started in 2010.While electronic automation has transformed manufacturing since the 1970s, smart automation is playing a pivotal role in technologies coming online today. By tying automation equipment more closely to artificial intelligence, Internet of Things sensors, and other contemporary technology, smart automation has the potential to lead to exponential change in the coming years. Investment is expected to soar: Spending projections see the 92 billion dollars spent on advanced robots in 2016 growing to 225 billion in 2021, resulting is a 19.7 percent compound annual growth rate. Rise of 3D Printing - 3D printing isn’t just for small businesses and novelty items: It’s playing an increasingly critical role in modern manufacturing. Tools and other components are major expenses in manufacturing, and 3D printing has advanced significantly, allowing companies to operate in a more nimble manner. With 3D printing, the cost of prototyping and ordering custom parts drops considerably, providing manufacturing opportunities not attainable in the past. With an expected CAGR of 22.3 percent, the 3D printing market is A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Internet of Things Investment - Although investment in the Internet of Things will grow at a slower pace than the technologies outlined above, its 15.6 percent CAGR is still remarkable. Furthermore, IoT spending was already at 737 billion dollars, a figure that will grow to 1,521 billion in 2021. Much like AI, the generalizable nature of the IoT will make it essential technology, and it’s hard to imagine manufacturing scenarios where IoT sensors, along with proper analysis, won’t have an impact. IoT growth won’t be fueled primarily by manufacturing, as the fastest growing segments are projected to be found in the insurance, consumer, healthcare, and retail segments. Advances in any segment, however, are likely to be useful in other areas, which will prove beneficial to all sectors. Talent is Critical - Any time automation is mentioned, concerns about jobs are raised.While disruptive technology will affect job markets, it’s also leading to increased demand for talent, as AI and machine learning provide valuable information that must be carefully interpreted.When asked, CEOs around the globe discuss how critical talent is for remaining competitive, and demand will fuel higher salaries as companies compete for the best talent available. In the US, for example, over 80 percent of manufacturers claim to have difficulty finding qualified talent. Furthermore, 3.5 million jobs across the globe are likely to be created, leading to an increasing skills gap. New technology provides valuable opportunities for manufacturing and other fields, but it’s also placing pressure on C-level executives, as the cost of this new technology will demand responses for companies to remain viable. Executives will need to ensure they properly understand these new technologies and how they affect their segments, and they’ll need to uncover problems promptly to avoid being undercut by competitors. The best way to respond, according to Deloitte’s report, is to explore new ways of testing and implementing technology. Small autonomous teams, for example, will fail to meet their goals more often than not. Their breakthroughs, however, will be key to leveraging new technology effectively. Source: TechNative

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services, financial activities and leisure and hospitality, they make up less than half the workers in manufacturing, agriculture, transportation and utilities, mining and construction. Women comprise just 9 percent of construction workers, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. By: Joseph Pete

Recognizing Women in Manufacturing with the STEP Ahead Awards The National Association of Manufacturers’ Manufacturing Institute is now accepting nominations for the 2019 STEP Ahead Awards to honor outstanding women in science, technology, engineering and production (STEP) careers. The STEP program is a key component of the Institute’s drive to address the workforce shortage crisis facing U.S. manufacturing, which is in part driven by the underrepresentation of women in the industry. Upward of 2 million manufacturing jobs are expected to go unfilled by 2025, and yet, women only account for 29 percent of the manufacturing workforce. The STEP Ahead Awards honor women who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in STEP careers and recognize women at all levels of manufacturing.

U.S. Department Of Labor Offering Grants To Help More Women Into Apprenticeships The U.S. Department of Labor is offering grants to recruit and retain more women into apprenticeship programs for the skilled trades and other industry sectors. TheWomen in Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Occupations grants will provide close to $1 million this year to community organizations that get women into apprenticeships or nontraditional skills training programs, set up support groups for women to improve retention, or provide ongoing orientations to create a successful environment for women to succeed in careers where they’re not as common in the workplace. “We must continue our efforts to maximize opportunities for women to enter apprenticeship programs and secure good, family-sustaining jobs,” U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta said. While women account for more than half of all workers in industry sectors such as education, health A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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“I hope you will consider nominating a peer or colleague for this prestigious award. Not only is this an incredible way to honor the best of the best in the industry today, but it also honors their achievements further by empowering them to support and inspire the next generation of manufacturers,” said Manufacturing Institute Executive Director Carolyn Lee. “And we know that STEP Ahead has made a difference already. STEP Ahead Award winners have impacted more than 300,000 individuals and counting in just five years, from peers in the industry to schoolaged children, and I’m sure our nominees this year will help inspire many more.” In 2019, the Institute will honor 100 women as well as 30 Emerging Leaders, a category that recognizes women under the age of 30 who have achieved unique accomplishments early in their careers. Recipients will be invited to attend an award ceremony on April 11, 2019, in Washington, D.C., and to also attend a two-day professional development program.

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ERP – Keep What You Earn – Part 2 – Overcoming the Fear of Change

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In today’s modern manufacturing world, the value of tailored Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is indisputable. Owners of companies large and small have recognized the value of having the latest, accurate information detailing the pulse of their companies at their fingertips. In the February – March issue of A2Z Manufacturing NW, I wrote about TechnoResources and the advantages of having their custom tailored ERP system working for you, reducing your overhead and saving your hard fought income. In this issue I will address overcoming some of the fears and perceived blocks that may keep some from investing in saving their profits. Again – enter TechnoERP. With the abundance of ERP software suites on the market, why TechnoERP? First, the developers of TechnoERP software have deep backgrounds in engineering and manufacturing, along with 20 years of experience in manufacturing software development. They have specifically designed their system for smaller firms with up to 100 employees. They customize the system to meet your needs now, with the ability to add users as you grow. What this means for you as a small business owner – you only pay for what you need now. This overcomes the first major hurdle, price. Five seats are only $3,995 and you pay for support only as needed, not for what you don’t or may never need! Next, what else may be holding you back from long the term saving of your income? Fear of a new system and all the data entry? There is always some data entry. Depending on what programs you are running now – a good deal of data is easily and quickly transferable. In most cases you can be up and running within a week!

Thirdly, what components of your operation will TechnoERP address? Nearly everything imaginable! Receiving and inventory control, all processes of manufacturing, quality, shipping, all facets of accounting and across-plant reporting. You will be able to monitor your company’s overall health, or any targeted area, instantly. Explore today how the many advantages of custom TechnoERP software tailored for your operation will save the cash you and your organization have worked so hard to generate. There are significant profits to be garnered by reducing unnecessary overhead tasks, particularly accounting and inventory management, and allow workflow analysis to identify creative ways to efficiently redirect employee assets. As your enterprise grows you will be able to more accurately align departments and resources, and continually improve throughput. We all have heard how “Cash is King!” Having accurate and up-tod at e i n f o r m at i o n i n s t a n t ly at yo u r finger tips is right up there in tandem. Being able to make informed decisions quickly in today’s fast-paced business environment is key to your success and will enable you to “keep what you earn.” For more information or to receive a quote for your specific needs, visit: www.TechnoERP.net or call 877-413-2346 Ext 6.

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Instead, we should be thinking about how technology enhances human tasks and performance—which is why we at Intel recently studied over 150 workers from the factory floor to the C-suite, to better understand manufacturing workers’ pain points, their beliefs about the future of their operations, and their best guess for future technologies. What we learned surprised us. Regardless of position, workers in today’s factories expect change, both for themselves and for their companies. In fact, many indicated that the worst possible scenario of the future is one in which there is no change. And these study participants predicted that sweeping changes need to happen in the next three to five years. While our results point to fewer humans in the future factory, it is clear that there are still tasks that will need human intervention. In fact, when we predict human roles in the future, the “Pit Boss” emerges as a new role. This person will be there “just in case” to monitor the outputs of all the sensors and AI recommendations and ensure that operations continue to run smoothly. Workers also predict that more mundane and repetitive tasks will go away, thanks to smart technologies, and they welcome this. In fact, workers predict their jobs will become more transparent, more strategic, and more creative. These same workers understand that their current skills are not necessarily ready for this transition. This is due to two gaps: (1) the skills gap and (2) the understanding gap. Both present serious challenges to those seeking a transition to an intelligent factory that is agile, highly reconfigurable, and able to produce products in small lots but with economies-of-scale prices. The skills gap is not a new concept. Simply put, today’s workers need to be more data-savvy. They need to understand how data collected over time can result in increased operational transparency, reducing downtime. They need to be process experts and digital experts. As workers develop a deeper appreciation for the predictive value of data, they also will learn to trust it and take recommended actions from this data. Today this trust is sorely lacking.

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In the near term however, there is a far greater gap that will affect the successful implementation of smart technologies—the understanding gap. In our study, workers are excited about the potential of “smart technologies” but seem to have only a limited understanding of the complexity of this tech. From the factory floor to the C-suite, workers possess what we call magical thinking—”If I can slap a black box onto my machine, I will immediately get dashboards that provide insights into operation and into the factory as a whole.” Before smart technology projects can yield operational and business value, this understanding gap must be bridged.We must be able to anticipate—and describe—the need for data collection at the machine level. This involves computing at or near the machine to manage bandwidth demands, and clearly translating operational efficiencies into AI algorithms. Many of these terms are not the normal lexicon of the factory, but need to become well-understood concepts. The future workers entering the manufacturing environment are digital natives who are comfortable with—and expect—data, in order to drive transparency. However, these digital natives lack production experience. The current workforce possesses production experience, but lacks data knowledge.We need training programs that link these two populations and their belief systems to implement the future intelligent factory. A successful intelligent factory of the future will embrace a digital culture where data informs decisions. Investments to get to this intelligent factory will need to be made in compute infrastructure, data management systems, integration of operational and information systems (the IT/OT convergence), and advanced algorithm software to cull insights from data streams. But the most important investments will need to be made in training—bringing the human in the loop along the intelligent factory journey. Industry Week; By: Irene Petrick

GE Aviation And Its Partners Win $22 Billion In New Deals At Farnborough Airshow

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It’s been a week splashed with sunshine at the Farnborough International Airshow — an unusual sight for England in July — but GE Aviation still made it rain. The GE unit that makes aircraft engines, plane components, avionics and other aerospace technology said it and its partner, CFM International, have won orders valued at more than $22 billion at list price.

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The orders cut across the unit’s broad portfolio and include engines for wide-body passenger planes, single-aisle aircraft, regional jets, and services. GE Additive, the company’s 3D-printing arm, is coming home with seven deals from Honda Aircraft R&D, the power management company Eaton, Protolabs and others. GE Aviation also launched software and analytics partnerships with Microsoft and Teradata at the airshow.

GE Additive, GE’s 3D printing business, had its own pavilion at Farnborough. The unit used the show to launch the GE Manufacturing Partner Network. The network offers consulting services and helps customers design 3D printed parts and gives them access to printers, materials and expertise, among other things.

Some of the notable deals included a $2.5 billion order for 58 GE90 engines and 20 GEnx engines from the cargo airlinesVolga-Dnepr and CargoLogic Holding.The GE90-115B is the world’s most powerful jet engine, according to GuinnessWorld Records, andVolga-Dnepr will use them to power a new

GE Aviation has also said that Microsoft Azure would become its cloud platform for data analytics in aviation. Finally, a new partnership with Teradata will give GE Aviation access to its high-performance analytics and data warehousing platform. A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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John Palmer Jr. Vice President: Northwest Region

Hangsterfer’s__________ 760-580-1357 S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____510-895-9000 Bilz USA_____________224-563-7233 US Shop Tools__________800-243-7701 S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____ 510-895-9000 S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 Fullerton Tool Company_____ 303-478-3497 Keyseat Cutters S.L. Fusco National City_____ 619-477-7733 Horizon Carbide_________602-524-3802 Fullerton Tool Company_____303-478-3497 S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 Deburring Tools S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____510-895-9000 S.L. Fusco National City_____619-477-7733 Live Centers Star Metal Fluids_______ 800-367-9966 Royal Products_________ 631-273-1010 S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 Royal Products_________631-273-1010 Die Tooling Springs S.L. Fusco National City_____ 619-477-7733 Swift Tool Co, Inc._______ 800-562-0900 Load Unload Systems Dayton Lamina._________ 708-203-6684 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________800-562-0900 Edge Technologies_______314-692-8388 Cutting Tools Tool Technology, Inc.______ 800-335-8437 Applications Specialities____ 253-872-0305 Drills/Cutters-Magnetic Lubricants / Systems Fabrication Tooling Bilz USA____________ 224-563-7233 Bilz USA_____________224-563-7233 Hangsterfer’s__________316-640-2462 Horizon Carbide________ 602-524-3802 Innovative Tool Sales______714-780-0730 Dayton Lamina._________ 708-203-6684 Hangsterfer’s__________ 760-580-1357 Filiter Mist Collectors Innovative Tool Sales______714-780-0730 S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____510-895-9000 S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____510-895-9000 MESCO______________ 626-303-5680 S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez___310-868-1010 Royal Products_________ 631-273-1010 S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 Rosco Precision Machinery___ 206-818-6813 S.L. Fusco National City____619-477-7733 Grooving Head, Grooving Tools S.L. Fusco National City_____619-477-7733 Dovetail Fixtures Cycle Time Solutions______ 510-708-8665 Star Metal Fluids_______ 800-367-9966 S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____510-895-9000 Guide Bushings, Swiss S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 RyansDovetails.com_______ 253-876-9981 Swift Tool Co, Inc._______ 800-562-0900 Drills/Reamers/Taps Edge Technologies_______ 314-692-8388 Tool Technology, Inc.______ 800-335-8437 S.L. Fusco National City_____619-477-7733 Hydraulic Fluids Swift Tool Co, Inc._______ 800-562-0900 Bilz USA_____________224-563-7233 Machine Tool Acccessories

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Byte Box______________888-bytebox Machine Tool Cool Filtration Inserts S.L. Fusco San Leandro_____510-895-9000 Horizon Carbide_________602-524-3802 S.L. Fusco R. Dominguez____ 310-868-1010 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________800-562-0900 S.L. Fusco National City_____619-477-7733 Star Metal Fluids_______ 800-367-9966 Cycle Time Solutions______510-708-8665 End Mills Jaws Innovative Tool Sales______714-780-0730 Applications Specialities_____253-872-0305 EDM Network__________ 480-836-1782 Tool Technology, Inc.______ 800-335-8437 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

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

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Marc Goerlich Business Manager

GOSIGER NORTHWEST 21911 68TH Ave South Kent, WA 98032

C 253.278.1110

E marc.goerlich@gosiger.com www.gosiger.com

Since 1922

ISO 9001:2008 Certified

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Von Ruden Manufacturing, Inc. MOBILE: 612.251.0868 E-MAIL: brandon@vonruden.com

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

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

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

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Productivity Training Scout Systems___________253-329-2460 USED MACHINERY EDM Network_ __________480-836-1782

BMSC_______________ 602-445-9400 Jorgensen Machine Tools_____ 800-952-0151 SigmaTEK____________ 513-595-2022 Level III NDT Svcs_________602-578-8109 K.D. Capital Equipt________ 480-922-1674 Nesting Software Sustaining Edge Solutions____ 888-572-9642 North Western Machinery_____ 206-583-2333 SigmaNEST___________ 513-595-2022 Supply Chain Assessments Performance Machine Tools ___ 510-760-9518 Software, Solid Modeling Sustaining Edge Solutions____ 888-572-9642 Resell CNC_____________ 844-478-8181 Delcam Software________ 877-DELCAM1 SOFTWARE CAD CAM ZACHMAN MachineRY INC. ____ 602-908-3447 PROTOTYPE MACHINERY Machining WATERJET CUTTING Santa Cruz Electronics______ 831-479-5444 Applied CAx____________503-962-0287 Fahey Machinery Co., Inc._____ 503-620-9031 REPAIR Cimatron________ 248-596-9700 ext. 237 Flow International_________ 909-620-5707 CNC-PROS____________ 602-344-9753 Solid Products__________ 480-206-0330 King Machine Inc._________ 509-435-6741 Bar Feeder Repair Mechanical Design Machine Toolworks________ 800-426-2052 Edge Technologies_______ 562-243-4659 Cimatron________ 248-596-9700 ext. 237 Waterjet & Blast Abrasives, ROBOTICS Delcam______________877-335-2261 Ellison Technologies_______ 206-669-3578 Sherpa Design__________ 503-771-3570 LMI Machinery Inc._______ 866-437-7315 Robotic Part Loading Systems Midaco Corporation_______ 847-593-8420 ROUTERS Rosco Precision Machinery___ 253-333-2439

Spindle Rebuilding/Repair C & M Precision Spindle, Inc.___503-691-0955

SAFETY

GMN USA LLC___________800-686-1679

Fire Protection Systems

Setco _______________714-222-6523

Rotarex North America_____ 480-689-8756

Spindle Sales New

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C & M Precision Spindle, Inc.___503-691-0955

Band & Cut-Off Saws

Swift Tool Co, Inc._______ 800-562-0900

TRAINING Six Sigma Training

AS9100 Registration Great Western Registrar_____ 623-580-1881

Waterjet Bricks Barton International_______ 800-741-7756 GMA Garnet Group ________ 832-243-9300 Waterjet Hoppers Barton International_______ 800-741-7756 GMA Garnet Group ________ 832-243-9300 Waterjet Replacement Parts

GMN USA LLC___________800-686-1679 Barton International_______ 800-741-7756 Setco _______________714-222-6523 dtiEXACT______________ 360-866-1337

SERVICES

EDM Performance________ 800-336-2946 GMA Garnet Group _______ 832-243-9300

Sustaining Edge Solutions____ 888-572-9642

WIRE MANAGEMENT

ISO Consulting/Registration

LeGrand_____________ 888-668-6818

Custom Packaging/Shipping

Great Western Registrar______623-580-1881

Supplies

Lean and NADCAP Consulting

Data Communications

Alliance Packaging_______ 206-445-5898-

LeGrand_____________ 888-668-6818

Training Electrical Engineering/Mechanical Design Level III NDT Svcs_________602-578-8109 LeGrand_____________ 888-668-6818 Sherpa Design__________503-771-3570 ISO / AS9100 Certification WOOD PRODUCTS Financial Services BMSC_______________ 602-445-9400 Intech Funding_________ 800-553-9208 Sustaining Edge Solutions____ 888-572-9642 Perry Pallet Co._________ 360-366-5239 A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Drills, End Mills, Boring Bars

US Carbide Tool_________480-775-3812 Custom Tools

US Carbide Tool_________480-775-3812 Perry Pallet Co.________ 360-366-5239 LeGrand_____________888-668-6818

Garnetentury

Barton International_______800-741-7756 NDT III Consulting Services Level III NDT Svcs_________602-578-8109 GMA Garnet Group _______ 832-243-9300 SPINDLES & SLIDES

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Industrial Precision Grinding__ 310-352-4700

EDGING Cogitic_______________719-473-8844 AATC________________ 602-268-1467 NW Rapid Mfg._________ 503-434-85577 dtiEXACT______________360-866-1337 Dolphin Investment Castings___ 602-272-6747 United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 EDM 3D Scanning CHEMICAL ETCHING NW Rapid Mfg.__________ 503-434-8557 PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 PMA Photometals_________480-773-3239 EDM: Dialectric Systems Precision Casting Repair______801-972-2345 SLS (Selctive Laser Sintering) /Filtration COATING Thermal-Vac Technology______714-997-2601 Ebbco Inc_____________ 586-716-5151 ASSEMBLIES Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Brazing: EDM: Drilling Small Hole Clings Aerospace_________480-968-1778 CUTTING Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Layke Inc.____________ 602-272-2654 3D Printing Proto & Production

BENDING Mandrel Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628

Brazing: Dip

Bar & Plate & Die Cutting

EDM Electrodes

Thermal-Vac Technology______714-997-2601 AZ Tool Steel____________877-795-1600 Graphel______________503-682-3185 Brazing: Vacuum

Industrial Precision Grinding___ 310-352-4700

EDM: Ram-Type (Sinking)

Bending Solutions, Inc.______360-651-2443 Thermal-Vac Technology______714-997-2601 Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 BROACHING DIE CASTING Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098 Speciality Bending

Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 Ponderosa Ind____ _______303-298-1801 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 Stevens Tool & Die_________503-682-3185 Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 Specialty Steel Services______801-539-8252 EDM Solutions DIES Structrual Bending CABLE ASSEMBLIES Tool & Dies EDM: Wire Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 Cascade Systems Technology___971-330-8054 Micropulse West Inc.________480-966-2300 Clings Aerospace_________480-968-1778 Tube and Pipe Bending CASTING DEBURRING Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 AATC________________ 602-268-1467

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DRY FILM LUBRICATION Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080 AEI Fabrication__________ 480-733-6594 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Galvanizing: Hot Dip Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________206-762-2117 CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721 TMM Precision _________ 800-448-9448 EZ-ACCESS_____________ 800-258-8503 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 SMH Inc LLC___________ 360-341-2226 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Stevens Tool & Die_________503-682-3185 Valley Machine Shop, Inc.____ 425-207-5951 Gillaspie MFG___________ 360-921-3973 Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778 Group Mfg Serv__________ 480-966-3952 ELECTRO MECHANICAL Industrial Machine Svcs______ 503-240-0878 Sub-Assembly Builds Fabrication: Custom Metal NW Metalcraft Industries_____ 888-280-7080 Cascade Systems Technology___503-640-5733 AEI Fabrication_________ 480-733-6594 QUAL-FAB, Inc.____________206-762-2117 ENGINEERING/DESIGN EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226 Cascade Systems Technology___503-640-5733 Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 Solid Form Fabrication______ 503-435-1400 Creative Aero Engineering_____562-443-7566 Group Mfg Serv_________ 480-966-3952 Weiser Engineering________ 303-280-2778 Hexatron Engineering_______801-363-8010 Industrial Machine Svcs_____ 503-240-0878 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080

FABRICATION

Tube & Pipe Bending Fabrication

Glass Bead Clean Byington Steel Treating, Inc.___ 408-727-6630 Coating Technologies______ 623-581-2648 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 Liquid Painting Aero Tech MFG__________ 801-891-2740 MPI International________ 956-631-6880 PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906

Passivation QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________206-762-2117 Albina Co., Inc. __________ 866-252-4628 Coating Technologies_____ _623-581-2648 SMH Inc LLC___________ 360-341-2226 Bending Solutions, Inc.______ 360-651-2443

Architectural Forming & Fabrication EZ-ACCESS_____________ 800-258-8503 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Valley Machine Shop, Inc.____ 425-207-5951 Polishing Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778 FINISHING Fabrication: Sheet Metal Arizona Hard Chrome______ 602-278-8671 Wrico______________ 480-892-7800 Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 AEI Fabrication__________480-733-6594 Powder Coating Arizona Hard Chrome_______ 602-278-8671 Forming & Fabrication Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 Aero Tech MFG__________ 801-891-2740 Aero Tech MFG___________ 801-891-2740 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 CLS Fabrication Inc_______ 800-426-0721 CLS Fabrication Inc________800-426-0721 Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 Gold Tech Industries________ 480-968-1930 Sandblasting EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Byington Steel Treating, Inc.___ 408-727-6630 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication: Real Axis Machining________ 360-723-5386 Gillaspie MFG___________360-921-3973

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Titanium Coating Services_____ 562-548-2550

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Shawn Carlin scarlin@gmsaz.com

PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 Steel Services Grinding______800-662-0126 Silk Screening Arizona Finishing________ 602-438-4443 FIXTURING Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 GASKETS 3-D Plastics, Inc.__________503-720-0572 GRINDING

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

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

Industrial Machine Svcs______503-240-0878 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700 MESCO______________ 626-303-5680 Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 Ron Grob Co____________970-667-5320 Steel Services Grinding______800-662-0126 Sun Grinding___________602-238-9595 Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 Grinding, Blanchard AZ Tool Steel____________877-795-1600 Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.___805-583-9966 Diversified Metal Services_____801-972-6093 Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700

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503-771-0969

Grinding: Tool & Cutter

info@tfcplating.com

HONING/LAPPING

Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 Superior Grinding_________888-487-9701 MESCO_______________626-303-5680 Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 Swift Tool Co, Inc.________ 800-562-0900 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 GUN DRILLING HYDRAULIC REPAIR Grinding, Centerless Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Arizona Hard Chrome_______ 602-278-8671 Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 HEAT TREATING INJECTION MOLDS Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 Ron Grob Co___________ 970-667-5320 Byington Steel Treating_____408-727-6630 INJECTION MOLDING Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 Controlled Thermal Tech_____602-272-3714 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 Grinding, Double Disc Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 LASER CUTTING Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 MET-TEK Heat Treating______503-519-9864 CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700 PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 dtiEXACT______________ 360-866-1337 Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 Phoenix Heat Treating______602-258-7751 SW Waterjet & Laser________480-306-7748 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 Thermal-Vac Technology_____714-997-2601 United Performance Metals____888-282-3292 Grinding: OD Cryogenics Weiser Engineering________303-280-2778 Arizona Hard Chrome_______602-278-8671 Phoenix Heat Treating_______602-258-7751 Wrico_______________480-892-7800 Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 Heat Treating/ISO/AS9100 LASER MARKING Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Precision Tech__________ 801-285-7288 Byington Steel Treating______408-727-6630 Laser Cutting: 3D Ron Grob Co___________ 970-667-5320 Phoenix Heat Treating_______602-258-7751 SW Waterjet & Laser________480-306-7748 Sun Grinding__________ 602-238-9595 Thermal-Vac Technology______714-997-2601 LEVELING Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 Heat Treating/Aerospace United Performance Metals____888-282-3292 Grinding: Surface Byington Steel Treating______408-727-6630 MACHINING Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 Phoenix Heat Treating_______602-258-7751 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Thermal-Vac Technology______714-997-2601 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Industrial Precision Grinding___310-352-4700 Large Capacity Drop Bottom Central Valley Machine______435-752-0934 PAS Technologies_________480-487-1906 Oven/Aluminum Clings Aerospace_________480-968-1778 Superior Grinding_________801-487-9700 Byington Steel Treating______408-727-6630 Faustson______________303-420-7422 TCI Precision Metals________800-234-5613 MET-TEK Heat Treating______503-519-9864 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220

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Grovtec US, Inc. __________503-557-4689 Layke Inc._____________602-272-2654 Howard Precision Machine____ 801-619-9850 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 Strom Manufacturing_______ 503-447-1021 MESCO_______________ 626-303-5680 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 NW Metalcraft Industries_____888-280-7080 Systems Integrators ________ 623-434-3136

Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Ron Grob Co____________970-667-5320 Machining: Ceramics Advanced SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226 O’Keefe Ceramics_________ 719-687-0888 Sunshine Metals__________ 714-225-4972 Machining: Horizontal Boring Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 Machining: Proto-R & D Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115 Weiser Engineering________303-280-2778 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300

Cascade Engineering Tech ___ 503-266-1300 Strom Manufacturing_______503-447-1021

Central Valley Machine_____ 435-752-0934 Sunshine Metals__________ 714-225-4972 Clings Aerospace________ 480-968-1778 Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136 dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344

Faustson______________303-420-7422 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Central Valley Machine______435-752-0934 Flex-Pro Manufacturing._____ 623-466-6866 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 Machining: Large Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Newport Tool.___________ 801-295-7411 Gillaspie MFG___________360-921-3973 Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Clings Aerospace_________ 480-968-1778 Industrial Machine Svcs______503-240-0878 Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689 Alpha Precision Machining, Inc. __ 253-395-7381

Machining: 5-Axis

Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850 Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 Industrial Machine Svcs______503-240-0878 Cogitic_______________ 719-473-8844 Strom Manufacturing_______ 503-447-1021 Ron Grob Co____________970-667-5320 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Savage Machining Inc.______ 805-584-8047 Layke Inc.____________ 602-272-2654 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951

Machining: Aerospace AATC________________ 602-268-1467

SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226 Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342 Strom Manufacturing_______ 503-447-1021 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080

Alpha Precision Machining, Inc. __ 253-395-7381 Systems Integrators ________ 623-434-3136 Micropulse West, Inc.______ 480-966-2300 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 Real Axis Machining_______ 360-723-5386 dtiEXACT______________ 360-866-1337 Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 Machining: CNC Milling Flex-Pro Manufacturing.______ 623-466-6866 Gentec Manufacturing.______ 408-432-6220 Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Savage Machining Inc.______805-584-8047 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Bar-S Machine, Inc. ________ 928-636-2115 SMH Inc LLC____________360-341-2226

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Machining: Medical Cascade Engineering Tech ____503-266-1300 Flex-Pro Manufacturing.______623-466-6866 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Machining: Production

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Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117 Cascade Engineering Tech ___ 503-266-1300 Cogitic______________ 719-473-8844 dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 Flex-Pro Manufacturing._____ 623-466-6866 Gentec Manufacturing._____ 408-432-6220 Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689 Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850 Larkin Precision Machine____ 831-438-2700

Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342 Newport Tool.___________801-295-7411

Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220 Grovtec US, Inc. __________503-557-4689 G & G Custom Metal Fab_____503-931-7069

Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634

Howard Precision Machined Prod._ 801-619-9850 Group Mfg Serv__________480-966-3952 Industrial Machine Svcs______503-240-0878 Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700

Advanced Mold Technology____ 714-990-0144

Larkin Precision Machine_____831-438-2700 Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342 Layke Inc._____________602-272-2654 NW Metalcraft Industries_____888-280-7080

Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342 Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 NW Metalcraft Industries_____888-280-7080 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________ 206-762-2117

Surface Mount & Thru Hole

Strom Manufacturing_______503-447-1021 TVT Die Casting__________800-280-2278 Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136

Machining: Turning With Live Tooling Weiser Engineering________303-280-2778 Machining: Turning Large

Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342

Machinists Inc.___________360-202-7342

Machining: Swiss

Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951

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

MANUFACTURING VALUE ADDED

dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337

Contract Manufacturing

Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689

AATC________________ 602-268-1467

Howard Precision Machined Prod._801-619-9850

AEI Fabrication__________480-733-6594

Pacific Swiss & Manufacturing_ 503-557-9407

Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919

Teton Machine _________ 208-642-9344

Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628

dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 Faustson_____________ 303-420-7422 Flex-Pro Manufacturing._____ 623-466-6866

Cascade Systems Technology___ 971-330-8054

Industrial Manufacturing

PHOTO CHEMICAL MFG

Machinists Inc.__________ 360-202-7342

PLASTIC MACHINING

Teton Machine __________208-642-9344 Albina Co., Inc. __________866-252-4628 Valley Machine Shop, Inc._____ 425-207-5951 Gentec Manufacturing.______408-432-6220

Systems Integrators _______ 623-434-3136

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

Molds: Expertise in Overmold and

SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226 Treske Precision Machining ____ 503-625-2821

Pacific Swiss & Manufacturing__503-557-9407

Accutech Machine Inc_______ 801-975-1117

Advanced Mold Technology____ 714-990-0144

PC BOARDS

Strom Manufacturing______ 503-447-1021

Machining: Turning

Bridge Molds

Savage Machining Inc.______ 805-584-8047 Teton Machine __________208-642-9344

Machining: Ultra Precision

Machining: Shaft Turning

Molds: Fast Turn Prototype and

Insert Molding Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700 Rickard Engineering _______866-845-8838 Advanced Mold Technology____ 714-990-0144 Real Axis Machining________360-723-5386 Systems Integrators ________623-434-3136

Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700

Teton Machine _________ 208-642-9344

Molds: High Volume Class 100

Turnkey Product Services

Portland Precision Manufacturing_503-253-6700

Aero Tech MFG___________ 801-891-2740

PLATING

Custom Airplane to Marine Polishing PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Metal Polishing By Timothy____503-253-5294 PLASTIC MOLDING Personal Collectables Polishing 3-D Plastics, Inc.__________503-720-0572 Metal Polishing By Timothy____503-253-5294 Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 Production Polishing SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226 Metal Polishing By Timothy____503-253-5294 Mold Making METALIZING 3-D Plastics, Inc.__________503-720-0572 Controlled Thermal Tech _____ 602-272-3714 MOLDING: RUBBER Molds: Plastic Injection

Alpha Precision Machining, Inc. __ 253-395-7381 Plastic Injection Molding_____509-531-2634 Bending Solutions, Inc.______ 360-651-2443 SMH Inc LLC____________ 360-341-2226

Plastic Injection Molding______509-531-2634 PLATING

Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700

ASKO Group____________ 206-947-4052

ChemResearch___________ 602-253-4175 MOLDS Cogitic_______________ 719-473-8844 Aero Tech MFG__________ 801-891-2740 EPSI________________ 714-519-9423 CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721 Advanced Mold Technology___ 714-990-0144 Foresight Finishing________ 480-772-0387 Cascade Systems Technology___971-330-8054

dtiEXACT______________360-866-1337 Arizona Finishing________ 602-438-4443 Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410 Flex-Pro Manufacturing.______623-466-6866 Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098 Gold Tech _____________ 480-968-1930

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

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PLASMA CUTTING PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Savon Plating, Inc________ 602-252-4311 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930 Copper Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387 G & G Custom Metal Fab_____ 503-931-7069 Anodizing Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930

Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410

ChemResearch___________ 602-253-4175 Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387 Precious Metal Plating Co._____800-481-6271 Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410 TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 Electro-Polishing

PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906

ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052

Bright Tin

Foresight Finishing________ 480-772-0387 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410 TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 Precious Metal Plating Co._____ 800-481-6271 Embrittlement Relief Chem Film EPSI_______________ 714-519-9423 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Savon Plating, Inc________ 602-252-4311

Savon Plating, Inc_________ 602-252-4311

Electroless Nickel ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052

Chromate\

Advanced Precision Anodizing___ 503-661-6700 Gold Tech Industries_______ 480-968-1930

Chrome/Nickel/Palladium

Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387

AZ Hard Chrome__________ 602-278-8671 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 EPSI________________ 714-519-9423 Precious Metal Plating Co.____ 800-481-6271 Gold Tech _____________ 480-968-1930 Savon Plating, Inc________ 602-252-4311 Savon Plating, Inc_________ 602-252-4311 TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 Coating Gold Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 Controlled Thermal Tech _____ 602-272-3714 EPSI_______________ 714-519-9423 Coating: Black Oxide

Foresight Finishing_______ 480-772-0387

Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 Gold Tech ____________ 480-968-1930 PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410

Coating: Dry Film Lube

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Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648

Hard Chrome

PAS Technologies_________ 480-487-1906 Arizona Hard Chrome______ 602-278-8671 Coating: Nickel/ Teflon/Chrome ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052

Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648

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Nickel-Bright

Aeroform, Inc. __________360-403-1919

TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 Gillaspie MFG___________ 360-921-3973 Pacific Tool, Inc__________ 425-882-1970 Tin / Zinc Plate ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________ 206-762-2117 EPSI________________714-519-9423 SpringWorks Utah_________ 801-298-0113 Gold Tech ____________ 480-968-1930 Wrico_______________ 480-892-7800 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410

PROCESSING: METAL

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TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 LA Specialties___________ 602-269-7612 Titanium Nitride (TiN) PROTOTYPES Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 Cascade Systems Technology___ 503-640-5733 Titanium CarboNitride (TiCN) NW Rapid Mfg.__________ 503-434-8557 Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 PUNCHING Titanium Aluminium Nitride (TiAlN) AEI Fabrication__________ 480-733-6594 Titanium Coating Services____ 562-548-2550 CLS Fabrication Inc________ 800-426-0721 Passivation Group Manufacturing Serv____ 480-966-3952 ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 QUAL-FAB, Inc.___________ 206-762-2117 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Weiser Engineering________ 303-280-2778 TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 RECYCLING MATERIALS Silver Plating Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Nickel, ASKO Group___________ 206-947-4052 Plastics, Stainless Steel, Steel, Tin EPSI________________714-519-9423 Calbag Metals Company _____ 253-283-8657 Gold Tech ____________ 480-968-1930 Metro Metals Northwest _____ 503-819-1284 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Bin Service Precious Metal Plating Co._____800-481-6271 Calbag Metals Company _____ 253-283-8657 Savon Plating, Inc_________602-252-4311 Excess Material Handling TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 Calbag Metals Company _____ 253-283-8657 Tin Plating

Full Service Scrap Management

Precious Metal Plating Co._____800-481-6271 Calbag Metals Company _____ 253-283-8657

Coating Technologies_______ 623-581-2648 Precious Metal Plating Co.____ 800-481-6271 Leadtek Plating_________ 503-682-4410 Leadtek Plating__________ 503-682-4410

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TFC Plating___________ 503-771-0969 Calbag Metals Company _____ 253-283-8657

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

Real Axis Machining_______ 360-723-5386 TUBE BENDING & CUTTING FAB

Precision Die & Stamping____ 480-967-2038 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 Clings Aerospace________ 480-968-1778 Waste Metal Management Stamping:Design Calbag Metals Company ____ 253-283-8657 SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 EZ-ACCESS____________ 800-258-8503 WATERJET CUTTING Wood Products Stamping:Flat Forming Accutech Machine Inc_______801-975-1117 Perry Pallet Co._________ 360-366-5239 Gillaspie MFG__________ 360-921-3973 Aeroform, Inc. __________ 360-403-1919 NW Metalcraft Industries____ 888-280-7080 REPAIR dtiEXACT_____________ 360-866-1337 CNC-PROS_____________602-344-9753 SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 Milco Waterjet__________ 714-373-0098 Stamping: Light ROLLING Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 Albina Co., Inc. _________ 866-252-4628 Gillaspie MFG__________ 360-921-3973 SW Waterjet & Laser_______ 480-306-7748 SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 SANDBLASTING United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Advanced Precision Anodizing___503-661-6700 Systems Integrators _______ 623-434-3136 5-Axis Waterjet Cutting Stamping: Production/ Byington Steel Treating, Inc.___ 408-727-6630 Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 Precision Production Sawing Micro-Machining Bourdelais Grinding Co., Inc.__ 805-583-9966 Precision Die & Stamping____ 480-967-2038 Rickard Engineering ______ 866-845-8838 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SEWING WELDING Grovtec US, Inc. _________ 503-557-4689 Cascade Systems Technology__ 503-640-5733 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 TESTING SHEARING Cogitic______________ 719-473-8844 Non-Destructive Testing United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Custom Metal Fabrication____ 503-788-5701 PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 SIGNAGE & DISPLAYS G & G Custom Metal Fab____ 503-931-7069 Stress Relieving Testing Milco Wire EDM,, Inc._______714-373-0098 Cogitic_______________719-473-8844 Evans Precision_________ 623-582-4776 SILICONE Industrial Machine Svcs_____ 503-240-0878 Thermal Shock Testing 3-D Plastics, Inc._________ 503-720-0572 Cogitic_______________719-473-8844 Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 SINTERING PAS Technologies________ 480-487-1906 THERMAL SPRAY Western Sintering________ 509-375-3096 Bolts Metalizing-CWST______602-244-2432 Weiser Engineering_______ 303-280-2778 SLITTING United Performance Metals__ _888-282-3292 Controlled Thermal Tech ____ 602-272-3714 Weld Metal Works________ 503-788-5701 Welding: Aluminum TOOL & DIE DESIGN SPINNING Medium & Large Evans Precision__________623-582-4776 Newport Tool.___________801-295-7411 Wrico______________ 480-892-7800 G & G Custom Metal Fab____ 503-931-7069 SPLINES Industrial Machine Svcs_____ 503-240-0878 TOOL Cutting & Grinding Specialty Steel Services_____ 801-539-8252 Powerhaus Precision______ 480-225-8845 NADCAP Welding and Services SPRINGS Clings Aerospace________ 480-968-1778 Ace Wire & Spring Form______412-458-4830 TOOLING Level III NDT Svcs________ 602-578-8109 SpringWorks Utah_________801-298-0113 Industrial Machine Svcs_____ 503-240-0878 Robotic Welding Lambie Engineering______509-868-3100 SPRINGS: CUSTOM Bending Solutions, Inc._____ 360-651-2443 Extension/Compression/ Coil Mountain View Machine_____ 435-755-0500 Ace Wire & Spring Form______412-458-4830 Newport Tool.___________801-295-7411 Welding: Precision Training, Certifications, Nadcap Approvals, Responsible Level III, Aerospace, Petrol Chemical

G & G Custom Metal Fab_____ 503-931-7069 Evans Precision__________ 623-582-4776 EZ-ACCESS_____________800-258-8503 Industrial Machine Svcs______ 503-240-0878 Weiser Engineering________ 303-280-2778

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Index of Advertisers 3D-Plastics...38,55 AATC...55 Accutech Machine, inc...59 Ace Wire & Spring Form...60 Advanced Precision Anodizing...57 Aeroform, Inc...58 Aero Tech Manufacturing...56 Albina Co, Inc...7,55 Allied Tool and Die...1,28-30 Application Specialties Inc...48 Arizona Finishing...57 Arizona Hard Chrome...59 Asko Group...59 Bar-S...56 Barton International...54 Bending Solutions...61 BMSC...32,48 Bralco...52 Buds Equipment Sales...58 Byington Steel Treating...57 C & M Precision Spindle, Inc...52 Cascade Engineering Tech...58 Castrol...63 Chicago White Metal Casting...3 Cimatron...53 Clings...60,64 CLS Fabrication Inc...56 Coast Aluminum...21,49 Coastal Metals...6,49 Coating Technologies...47,56 Cogitic...2,55 Controlled Thermal Tech...59 Creative Aero Design...51 Current EDM, Inc....52 Curtis Wright...57 Cycle Time Solutions...50 Desert EDM...39,48 Desert Machine Sales...48 Doosan...17 dtiEXACT...42,55 EDM Network...25,48 EDM Performance..48,49 Edge Technologies...12,49,52 Ellison Technologies...17,48 EMAG...18,49 EPSI...58 Evans Precision...61 EZ-ACCESS...59 Fahey Machinery...19,49-51 Faustson...56 Flex-Pro...46,56 Flow...48,49 A2Z MANUFACTURING WEST COAST •

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Foresight Finishing...58 Frontier Group...43,55 Fry Steel...50 Ganesh...49 Gentec Manufacturing...35,55 Gillaspie...58 GMA Garnet Group...18,50 GMN...46,50 Gold Tech...57 Gosiger...50,51 Graphel...56 Group Manufacturing...56 Grovtec...14,55 Hangsterfers...48,50 Hexagon Metrology...51 Horizon Carbide...50 Howard Precision Mach. Prod...40,60 Hurco...23 Industrial Machine Services...58 Industrial Metal Supply Co....47,53 Industrial Precision Grinding...60 KD Capital...52 King Machine...53 Kloeckner Metals-Temtco...26,49 Knuth...11,49 Larkin Precision...59 Layke Inc...58 Layke Tactical...58 Leadtek...60 LeGrand (C2G)...24,54 Level III NDT Consulting SVC...61 Machine and Fabrication LLC...27,59 Machinists Inc....9,55 Mario Pinto...50 MESCO...56 MET-TEK Inc...56 Methods Machine Tools Inc...49 Metro Metals Northwest, Inc...58 Micropulse West...57 Midaco Corporation...50 Milco...60 Mountain View Machining...57 MP Systems...51 Newport Tool...60 North-South Machinery...15,48 Northwestern Machinery...51 Okeefe Ceramics...22, 55 ONA EDM USA...53 Optical Gaging Products Inc...51 Pacific Swiss...14,61 PAS Technologies...56 Performance Machine Tools...8,52

Perry Pallet...53 Phoenix Heat Treat...57 Pinnacle Precision...57 Portland Precision...58 Precious Metals Plating...38,61 Precision Die & Stamping...20,56 Real Axis Machining...58 RENISHAW...5 ReSell CNC...52 Revolution Machine Tools...50 Rocky Mountain Saw Blades...53 Rosco Precision Machinery...23,48 Rotarex...54 Royal products...36,49 Ryerson...31 S.L. Fusco...63 Selway Machine Tool Co...48,50 Sentry Insurance...52 Setco Spindles & Slides...53 SigmaNEST...52 SMH Inc LLC...45,55 Specialty Steel...56 Spring Works Utah...56 Star Metal Fluids...49 Steel Services Grinding...57 Strom Manufacturing...55 Sunbelt Turret Steel...31 Sun Grinding...56 Superior Grinding...55 Sustaining Edge...51 Swift Tool...16,36,41.48,49 Systems Integtrators...58 TechnoERP...44,49 Teton...58 TFC Plating...57 Thermal-Vac...58 ThinBit...37,48,64 Toolnet...53 Tool Technology...53 Trusty Cook...48 TVT Die Casting...33,55 United Performance Metals...10,52 US Carbide...54 US Shop Tools...13,52 Valley Machine Shop...56 Von Ruden Manufacturing, Inc...49 Weiser Engineering...57 Western Sintering...22,55 Wrico Stamping...60 Zeiss Metrology...48

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