The company’s Technology Center features a 200-ton capacity crane, 75 machining centers,
in-house stress relieving facilities and an active, covered rail spur.

The Extrusion process is utilized used to create objects from either hot or cold material of a fixed cross-sectional profile.  Material is “pushed” or drawn through a die of the desired cross-section. The extrusion process has the ability to create complex cross-sections and work materials, as well as form finished parts with a superior surface finish. There are two types of Extrusion processes: continuous (producing indefinitely long material), or semi-continuous (producing many pieces of uniform or varying lengths).

The complete integration and testing of the equipment prior to shipment ensures the delivery of a high-quality, fully-functional product, enabling quick startups, shorter outages and faster ramp-up into full production.

The Electrical and Automation Group has a wide range of in-depth experience in the metals processing industry. This experience includes power distribution, AC/DC drives, motion control, modeling, data acquisition and visualization for both new equipment, upgrades and retrofits of existing lines.