Made in America – Statistics for 2017
As we approach the one-year mark since the last presidential election took place, people have been asking whether there have been any changes in manufacturing. While it’s difficult, if not…
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What is the new GlobalMAX Waterjet System?
As Fabtech approaches many manufacturers are preparing to unveil new machinery and technology to their customer’s and OMAX is among the leaders bringing new technology to the abrasive waterjet world. …
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Hurco Control Leads Shops to More Profits
Since Gerald Roch, co-founder of Hurco, invented their conversational programming back in 1974, Hurco has set the standard for easy-to-use part programming software and they’re continuing to lead the way…
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New Software Company Could Benefit All New England Job Shops
Xometry, a company based out of Maryland, recently received a $15 million investment from the venture capital divisions of BMW and GE to help launch what is being described as…
Read More Is Hurco’s new UltiMotion Technology Right for You?
After 6 years in the making Hurco has recently released their new UltiMotion technology and the customer response has been overwhelming. With over 200 machines worldwide already running it people…
Read More 10 New Reasons To Attend EASTEC
It seems like every sales person in New England right now is talking about the upcoming tradeshow, EASTEC. They’re offering free tickets, cool samples or a free lunch but what…
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Closed Loop Water Filtration Pros and Cons for Waterjet Cutting
Many shop owners are concerned about the water consumption that abrasive waterjet cutting requires, and the process for properly disposing of the used water after cutting. One of the big…
Read More Additive Manufacturing Follows the Footsteps of EDM
When a new technology comes into the machining industry, there are always worries that it will render other technologies inferior. It happened back when Computer Numerical Control Electrical Discharge Machining…
Read More Boston Metro Area Continuing to Lose Manufacturing Jobs
Boston has always been a hub of manufacturing activity but in recent years while many other areas in the country have begun to see growth Boston has been on the…
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Hurco, Submarines, and the U.S. Navy
Recently several Hurco employees were invited to a local function to meet the command staff of a newly commissioned Virginia Class Nuclear Submarine, for the U.S. Navy, the USS INDIANA…and,…
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