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Thursday, April 9th, 2009

How Fabrication in the Auto Industry Determines the Fiscal Health of Vendors

The recent news has not been good for America’s automotive industry. But, with the far reaching need for fabrication in the auto industry, it is not just the car manufacturer who suffers the result of a shaky economy.

Instead, the fiscal health of vendors, suppliers, machine shops and small time importers is greatly impacted. As a matter of fact, some of these businesses have been adversely affected to the point of having to close their doors.

Understanding how fabrication in the auto industry determines the fiscal health of assorted vendors is easily done, if you follow the line items on the expense sheets of major car manufacturers.

Monday, January 28th, 2008

Metal Working Software

Metal working software has revolutionized the
metal fabrication industry. Metalworking software creates intricate and accurate designs in miniature metal parts, as well as in the production of large-scale sheet metal applications that require precision and repetitive production that call for constant calculations and measurements. This can quite time-consuming when done without the aid of a computerized process.

Metal working software programs CNC machines during the fabrication process. Additional programs help smooth the transition between a client’s designs created with a particular software program and the manufacturer’s software that actually produces the parts.

Advantages of Metal Working Software

Monday, January 21st, 2008

Sheet Metal Fabrication: Trends in the Industry

The U.S. housing demand, commercial construction spending, mortgage interest rates, and other economic and housing factors such as the popularity of remodeling, the strength of the economy and inflation, all affect sheet metal fabrication industry trends. Niche specific trends come and go, but the sheet metal fabrication industry as a whole is turning toward flexibility and automation.

Flexibility

The sheet metal fabrication industry has been transformed by new technology such as metal working software, CNC machines, and AutoCAD design programs. These advances have helped sheet metal fabrication companies adapt more readily to the increasing complexities of the client.