Finebbanking Firm Continues to Grow/Add More Heat Treating Capacity
Earlier this year we had a news item about fineblanking firm “Precsion Rescource” investing in new thermal treating capacity-this story can be found at; “Heat Treat Expansion Planned for Precision Metal Forming Company”.
Now comes word the firm is investing in more heat treating capacity at new locations in California and Connecticut;
In Huntington Beach, California, Precision Resource is breaking ground on its second additive manufacturing location. This expansion will double the site’s current industrial additive manufacturing capacity.
In Shelton, Connecticut, the company is breaking ground on its first additive manufacturing location that can further expand as demand grows.
“This expansion is much more than adding machines. We are building something significant by connecting our Huntington Beach and Shelton operations into an integrated additive manufacturing network,” said Chris Gratton, Director of Additive and Machine Operations at Precision Resource. “Together, these operations give our customers greater capacity, flexibility, and a faster path from print to finished component. They also allow us to reduce supply-chain complexity, provide greater manufacturing and geographic redundancy, and take on increasingly demanding production programs with the speed, quality and reliability our customers require.”
“Precision Resource has established itself as a leader in delivering high-quality, production-ready metal components to demanding markets,” said Reji Puthenveetil, EVP, Additive Solutions and Chief Commercial Officer, 3D Systems. “This expansion demonstrates how additive manufacturing is increasingly becoming an integrated production solution for critical commercial and defense applications. By combining Precision Resource’s manufacturing expertise with 3D Systems’ advanced DMP technology and application expertise, these new facilities will help accelerate the adoption of high-volume, production-grade metal additive manufacturing for critical commercial and defense applications while providing customers with the scale, consistency, and reliability required for mission-critical programs.”