"With the NSU's superior performance we were able to schedule more dies to run across the press than we had originally anticipated."
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Marvin Otto
Production Manager, C.H.I.

“We could have considered a conventional press line for this job but the manufacturing cell we created by selecting a transfer line of four AIDA 250-ton gap presses armed with ServoPro allowed us to invest in our future.”
Read the Ward Story Here
Tom Ward
Vice President, Ward Manufacturing Company

"We wanted a system that could not only produce the part but support our just-in-time initiatives by helping us to further reduce inventory, lead times and the cost and maintenance associated with progressive dies."
Read the Newman Story Here
Richard Engasser
Production Manager, Newman Technologies S.C.

“We wanted to create a state-of-the-art stamping shop that would meet our current needs and possess the capability to take us a step further,”
Read the Norlen Story Here
Corey Suthers
President of Norlen, Incorporated

"We needed 800 tons of capacity to handle production of a spring seat for a new vehicle contract yet we wanted a flexible line that would allow us to do a variety of jobs."
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Jack Donaldson
President of Kecy Products Inc.

"The NSU’s bed size and load capacity made it possible for us to build new stamping dies that eliminate the need for secondary operations."
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Brian Boeck
Manufacturing Engineer for Bradley

"We needed a press that could produce a variety of stampings ranging from high volume, thick progressive die parts to large, lower volume, highly cosmetic pieces."
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Jason Nelson
Manufacturing Engineer for Polaris

"With just one press able to handle the larger dies, we knew if we experienced a breakdown we would be facing a serious work stoppage with downtime of two to three weeks. AIDA’s NST solved our capacity issues."
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Don Ried
Manufacturing Engineer for Empire

"We needed a press with a very small footprint that could provide low deflection and minimal clearance in the bearings. The press would also have to be able to operate at high speeds, keep ahead of the rest of the line, withstand the rigors of stopping and starting and be able to accommodate a variety of material thicknesses."
Read the Milwaukee Story Here
John Olson
Senior Automation Engineer for
Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

"The TMX literally allowed Midwest to move into the electronic age."
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Ken Freeman
Corporation Tooling Manager for Midwest

"When we began running production on the PMX, we saw productions rates we had never seen before." 
Read the Kapco Story Here
Tom Kacmarcik
President of Manufacturing of Kapco

"Since we’ve had these presses, our improvement in uptime has been dramatic. And for a job shop, that’s the bottom line, because downtime isn’t an option."
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Trent Jensen
General Manager For Tenere Dresser Division

"Not only are we supplying our customers parts with greater efficiency, the ability to use nontraditional die technology gives us, our customers, and our prospective customers more manufacturing options."
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Gary Wenzel
Vice President of Manufacturing for Luitink