Seattle, Washington – In today’s widely competitive global marketplace, a manufacturer needs every advantage it could possible obtain while staying within its budget, and according to IndustrialSAVER that’s exactly what their company delivers. Thursday morning the company introduced its new Custom Fabrication Marketplace which it created in partnership with MFGpartners.net to help promote US-based plastic and metal fabricators, job shops, plastics manufacturers, foundries and steel mills.

According to Jason Reed, spokesman for the B2B Marketplace, the company released its plans to launch a campaign specifically designed to promote Washington-based manufacturers specializing in a variety of custom manufacturing services. Mr. Reed said the idea of the online marketing campaign is to help businesses throughout the Evergreen State find a suitable CNC machine shop, metal fabricator, plastic molder, prototype shop, foundry, metal grinding company, tool & die shop or other custom manufacturer that can meet their needs and budget.

“The state of Washington has a number of highly capable machine shops and manufacturers serving Seattle, Bellevue, Vancouver, Spokane, Kent, Tacoma, Everett, Bellingham, Yakina, Federal Way and other cities throughout the Northwest and beyond,” said Reed. He added, “IndustrialSAVER is committed to helping such companies find work promoting their services to local and national businesses sourcing for made-to-order products such as machined metal parts, sheet metal work, precision components, precision metal, precision machined parts and other items manufactured to customer specs.” Reed went on to say the company recently doubled its offerings for precision CNC machining services, steel fabricating, plastic injection molding and tooling services.

About IndustrialSAVER

IndustrialSAVER is an international online B2B marketplace for companies looking to buy and sell industrial supplies, equipment and machinery. Users are able to post and explore offerings free-of-charge for a wide range of industrial products and manufacturing services as well as other solutions for the B2B marketplace at http://www.industrialsaver.com/classifieds/

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Richmond, Virginia – Just like most state’s across the country, Old Dominion has seen its share of lost manufacturing jobs and businesses closing its doors statewide. Industrial Leaders, promoter of a wide range of industrial products such as custom metal parts and plastic components wants to bring back those jobs and help manufacturers flourish again utilizing its custom manufacturing marketplace and trade portal in partnership with MFGpartners.net. According to the company, its website has grown to thousands of users daily in the market for machine/job shop services.

IndustrialLeaders.com spokesperson Kyle Taylor said in addition to promoting all kinds of industrial supplies, machines and equipment, the company is now marketing services from custom metal fabricators, jobbing shops, foundries, steel mills, mold makers and other companies specializing in precision CNC machining, custom metal fabrication, tool & die, OEM part manufacture, prototype design & production, part repair, machine rebuilding, steel fabricating and other capabilities. According to Mr. Taylor, ILG is committed to offering the widest variety of quick-turn-around custom manufacturing processes offered at affordable pricing.

“Industrial Leaders is proud to be working so closely with the American Machine Shops Network as their manufacturing network partner in effort to develop business opportunities for manufacturers based in and around Alexandria, Virginia Beach, Richmond, Norfolk, Lynchburg, Newport News, Chesapeake, Hampton, Roanoke, Portsmouth and other cities across the Old Dominion,” said Taylor. He concluded, “Finding ways for U.S. manufacturers to compete with overseas competitors is a tough challenge, but one ILG is dedicated to pursuing because the company understands the importance of getting the U.S. manufacturing industry moving again.” Additional information on the company’s custom metal fabrication and other services is available by writing to industrialpr@gmail.com

About Industrial Leaders

Founded in 2003, Industrial Leaders is a publisher of over 192 specialized industrial directories as well as several B2B marketplaces, forums, buying guides, social networking sites and other resources for the manufacturing community. The company focuses primarily on promoting U.S. manufacturers worldwide. Domestic and foreign companies looking to purchase industrial supplies, equipment and machinery utilize the site to locate suitable suppliers in the United States serving national and international markets at http://www.IndustrialLeaders.com

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Miami, Florida (Febrero, 2012): Belzona, compañía líder en el mercado de compuestos poliméricos, revestimientos protectores y elastómeros para industrias, celebra 60 años de exitosa trayectoria.
La empresa que nació en Inglaterra se ha expandido a otros lugares, entre ellos Florida, en donde ha crecido durante 22 años. “Traer nuestra compañía a Miami fue un momento decisivo para nuestro negocio, nos permitió ofrecer un mejor servicio al continente americano desde una locación central”, comentó un representante de Belzona.
A través de su exitosa trayectoria, las industrias más importantes del mundo han escogido a Belzona como su primera opción para reparar, mejorar y proteger equipos e instalaciones. Belzona es bien reconocida en el área marítima, particularmente por su línea de productos usados en botes recreacionales, comerciales y cargueros.
Belzona celebrará su aniversario con una serie de eventos que se realizarán durante una semana en su oficina central en Doral y en las nuevas instalaciones de Miami Lakes, que será inaugurada oficialmente para la fecha. Como parte de los festejos, la compañía lanzará Belzona Marine, una empresa fabricante de barcos multi propósitos.
“Belzona Marine es una muestra de cómo estamos expandiéndonos, y queremos que la comunidad sea parte de este crecimiento. Daremos empleo a personas del área, especialmente aquellos que sienten pasión por los botes y a artesanos, para que nos ayuden a construir las naves más innovadoras y bellas de la industria marítima”, comentó un representante de Belzona.
Belzona Marine está trabajando en dos modelos que serán lanzados en octubre de 2012. El diseñador de los botes comentó: “Nuestros barcos tienen características únicas que los distinguirán de las embarcaciones de otros fabricantes. Estamos dispuestos a traer elementos que nunca se han pensado para un bote, y al mismo tiempo mantenemos la premisa de que deben ser prácticos para los navegantes”.
Belzona Marine ha decidido mantener en confidencialidad las especificaciones de los botes por el momento, hasta que se lance la campaña publicitaria.

Los medios de comunicación están invitados a la celebración del 60 aniversario que se realizará del 20 al 24 de febrero de 2012 y el miércoles 22 de febrero al lanzamiento de Belzona Marine.

Sobre Belzona Inc.
Belzona nació en 1952 Elland, West Yorkshire (Inglaterra), como una compañía de revestimiento mediante la pulverización de acero con zinc. Belzona opera a través de una red global con más de 160 distribuidores presentes en 125 países, quienes ofrecen una extensa variedad de soluciones para industrias como la generación de energía, aguas potables y servidas, gas y petróleo. Con el fin de respaldar la cadena internacional de Belzona y conocer las necesidades de los clientes en el mundo, la compañía cuenta con un equipo de ingenieros especializados, dispuestos a atender 24 horas del día los siete días de la semana, en los centros de operación situados en Europa, Norteamérica y Asia.

Para obtener información adicional sobre las actividades que se realizarán en la oficina principal de Doral del 20 al 24 de febrero, por favor contactar a:
Anastasia Briggle
Vice-Presidenta de Desarrollo Corporativo
Belzona Inc.
2000 NW 88th Court
Miami, FL 33172
Phone: (305) 594-4994

Para obtener información adicional sobre el lanzamiento de Belzona Marine, el 22 de febrero en las instalaciones de Miami Lakes, por favor contactar a:

Alba R Rivera
Coordinadora de RP/Mercadeo de Belzona Marine
Belzona Marine
14300 NW 60th Avenue
Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Phone: 305-290-4236

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Milwaukee, WI – With Wisconsin currently facing so many political, social and business issues, any positive news coming out of the state is a welcome change, according to the American Machine Shops Network. Today, the company introduced its new campaign to help promote Wisconsin manufacturers specializing in CNC machining services, metal & plastic fabrication, gundrilling services, electrical discharge machining (EDM), rapid prototyping, CNC machined components, made-to-order parts and other custom manufacturing services.

Antonio Scranton, spokesman for AMSN said the company’s new campaign is designed to reach businesses in Madison, Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Green Bay, West Allis, Eau Claire, Oshkosh, Appleton, Waukesha and other cities across the great state of Wisconsin sourcing for custom made metal parts & components as well as other products developed to customer specifications. According to Scranton, recent offerings added to the website include EDM machining services, custom plastic parts, gundrilling services, tooling, rapid prototype development, CAD/CAM design and other services.

“Wisconsin is currently going through one of it’s most difficult times in its history in the political and social arena, and the state needs all the help it can get to generate jobs, create business opportunities, and bring confidence back to its citizens,” said Scranton. He continued, “The American Machine Shops Network is fully committed to helping Wisconsin grow its manufacturing community once again through business development, group buying partnerships, supplier sourcing as assistance well as training and educating companies on the benefits of buying products made in the USA such as custom plastic parts and metal machined components.”

About MFGpartners

MFGpartners.net is home of the American Machine Shops Network (AMSN). The company specializes in promoting US-based manufacturers of machined parts and components as well as other custom manufacturers. AMSN is designed to help companies, inventors, engineers and others find the most suitable machine shop offering a variety of CNC machining, fabrication, prototyping, foundry casting and other contract manufacturing solutions. AMSN also owns MFGmatch.net, the leading custom manufacturing marketplace.

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Salt Lake City, Utah – As skiers across the country and beyond travel to Utah’s many skiing lodges offering some of the most beautiful and challenging slopes in the world, companies such as MFGmatch.net is helping the state grow its manufacturing community. Today, the company announced the addition of 50+ metal fabricators, job shops and manufacturers of custom precision machined parts, metal parts, precision machined parts, machined plastic components, fabricated products and other made-to-print items produced by US-based manufacturers.

Tom Baker, spokesman for MFGmatch said the company is committed to bring more business opportunities to the state of Utah by helping companies in a variety of sectors as well as government agencies and educational institutions find and compare a local metal parts manufacturer and other companies specializing in custom-made products manufactured from various metals and plastics. According to Mr. Baker, the custom manufacturing is focusing on the cities of Provo, West Valley City, Layton, Salt Lake City, West Jordan, St. George, Taylorsville, Orem, Sandy and Taylorsville to assist businesses and establishment in their search for a fabricator, plastic molder, machining shop or other vendor.

“MFGmatch.net provides access to metal fabrication companies and other vendors with 50+ years experience in precision machine work, mold making, metal fabrication, high-quality parts production, precision welding, CNC milling, manual & CNC lathe work, sawing, metal cutting, industrial finishing and other services.” said Baker. He added, “The custom manufacturing marketplace has partnered with the American Machine Shops Network to further help businesses in Utah as well as across the nation meet their needs for made-to-order parts and components produced in the United States of America.”

About MFGmatch.net

MFGmatch is the largest free-based custom manufacturing marketplace online for machine shops, product designers, engineers, foundries and other companies looking to buy and sell machined parts, precision components and other custom manufacturing services in local, national and international markets at http://www.mfgmatch.net/

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Bharatbook added a new report on "Mobile cloud has the potential to change the
life of consumers and enterprises beyond what can be conceived today."

Mobile cloud is being used by both the Consumers and the Enterprises
The cloud market has gone through major changes in 2011, in the consumer
market, services and apps being offered include the Gmail and Facebook for
mobile users. On the enterprise side, mobile cloud services are changing the
entire structure of the IT industry. This is where the greatest action in terms
of revenues generated and technological changes will take place during the
forecast period of this report.

http://www.bharatbook.com/market-research-reports/mobile-and-telecoms-market-research-report/mobile-cloud-computing-industry-outlook-report-2011-2016.html

Mobile Cloud Market Dynamics
Mobile network operators are at the forefront of monetizing the cloud
opportunities. We believe MNOs can replace CAPEX with OPEX and offer new
revenue-generating services. They can also move real-time communications
services (voice, video and messaging) to the cloud. This option opens up new
business models with compelling ROI. Although these models remain untested, they
offer the promises of positioning the operators as an important player in the
mobile cloud value chain.

Our research suggests that by offering branded mobile cloud services, operators
have a chance to improve ARPU and profit margins. Visiongain believes that MNOs
need to identify the suitability, feasibility and acceptability of the cloud
strategy in their particular markets. Other market players can also effectively
monetize the cloud and increase their revenues. 
market research report

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If you are interested in gaining a strong understanding of the mobile cloud
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strategies and business models. It also provides a detailed overview of the
mobile cloud technology, along with the market drivers, impediments to mobile
cloud adoption, geographical differences, market size data and operator
strategies.

The report establishes the current figures for commercial mobile cloud markets.
With reference to market developments over the 2009-2010 period, social,
political and economic factors are analysed to forecast figures for the period
2011-2016. The overall aim is to provide the reader with enough data and
analysis on this subject so they can derive a clear picture of all aspects of
mobile cloud computing specific to their unique business requirements.

Further, the report defines the mobile cloud market and cloud classifications.
We believe this will help our clients to understand the technology, market
segmentation and geographic breakdown, evaluate suppliers, and map potential
usage to the available technologies. Our research will help you to understand
the rapidly evolving mobile cloud market. We conducted an independent and
unbiased non-vendor affiliated assessment of the Mobile Cloud Computing topic.
We interviewed key industry players in order to gain an in-depth view of the
market. We believe such a research will help you in assessing the market
potential of Mobile Cloud Computing.

Some of the key points that emerged from this research include:
• Mobile Cloud Computing is one of the fastest growing segments of the cloud
computing paradigm.
• Apple and Google are the major players both influencing and enabling the
developments in the mobile cloud.
• By 2014, users will access their professional and personal contents from one
cloud based mobile device.
• Mobile operators have the most to gain through cloud services.
• The Mobile Cloud Computing adoption is bound to increase as the tablets and
smartphone further penetrate the market.
• Expansion of cellular connected devices beyond smartphones and laptops (MIDs,
netbooks and smartbooks is also a driving factor for the growth of mobile cloud
services.
• By 2016, 60% of the enterprises in the developed markets will be accessing IT
services from the cloud and paying for access on a per-use basis.
• The mobile cloud providers will be successful in North America, Western
European market, Asia and Latin America from 2011-2016.
• Brazil, Poland, China, Japan, Russia and India will generate regional mobile
cloud providers.
• Mobile cloud computing will promote successful partnership between content
providers, developers, mobile marketers, enterprises and MNOs on a regional or
global scale.
• Mobile Cloud Computing offers a set of new business model opportunities that
are still in an early stage of development.
• Enterprise applications will account for the majority of mobile cloud app
revenues.

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With the newest state-of-the-art sensors, direct digital controls and computer driven expert systems, buildings now can be completely automated and remotely controlled. This article will review what such systems and their operators can and cannot do, what new risks can be created for the boilers in such buildings, and how to reduce and control those risks.

Benefits of automation

Intelligent buildings today use a building automation system (BAS) and other systems to operate HVAC, boilers, chillers, lights, elevators, building access fire protection and other systems to achieve the twin goals of efficiency and comfort.

A BAS is defined here as a system of sensors, pilot devices, logic elements, controllers, peripheral computers, and monitoring equipment providing data to a central computer for energy-efficient control of a building’s internal environment while also providing maximum tenant comfort and equipment reliability.

BAS can deliver energy savings, comfort and maintenance/reliability benefits. These benefits cannot be achieved, however, unless the systems are properly integrated. The system designer must anticipate and overcome the risks outlined below.

Thermal shock

When boiler controls are improperly integrated with the BAS, thermal shock can occur in several ways.

The most common is low return water temperature. In a recent claim, a cast iron hot water boiler suffered a cracked section because of cold water returning from the system. The building was a single-story school, with portions of the building distant from the boiler room.

During the fall, the BAS was programmed to reduce the temperature setpoint on weekends. Water in the zones serving remote areas cooled, and when the BAS attempted to bring the building back to normal occupancy temperatures, a slug of cold water cracked the hot boiler sections.

The problem was solved by putting timers on the zone valves to prevent the simultaneous opening. Controls also were added to maintain a minimum floor through the longest loops during reduced temperature operations to maintain a minimum temperature.

In another case, a store chain reported damage to boilers and air conditioning equipment due to thermal shock when the BAS alternated between heating and cooling. This situation was made worse because all the store locations around the country were connected to a central BAS.

The central BAS computer did not adequately allow for transition from heating to cooling operation and vice versa, resulting in boiler damage and business interruption.

Another form of thermal shock can occur in systems that use a three-way bypass valve. When controlled by outdoor air temperature, these valves allow a high bypass, with reduced flow through the boiler. This reduces the temperature delivered to the loop, thereby saving energy.

The problem occurs when the control is so aggressive that the boiler water stratifies the same way water stratifies in a water heater. In situations where the boiler is called on to deliver only minimum input, the burner will cycle frequently. Since the overall temperature is low, the metal is subjected to much higher stresses than intended or designed for by the supplier.

Thermal shock also has occurred in boiler rooms having outside air inlet louvers controlled by the BAS. Cold outside air entering the boiler or equipment room will chill the boiler. If inadequate precautions are provided, thermal shock, freezing or condensation will occur.

Single-pipe heating and cooling systems area also subject to thermal shock. Single-pipe systems — one piping system for heating and cooling — sometimes are selected for low initial cost. Should both heating and cooling be called for within a short period of time, there is a good chance that chilled water will be admitted into the boiler. Serious thermal shock will result.

Two-pipe systems — using separate piping circuits for heating and cooling — do not completely eliminate this risk. If the BAS incorrectly sequences air handling units and if both heating and cooling coils are in the same unit, air cooled by the refrigeration coils will cool the heating coils. This also will cause cold water to return to the boiler.

Another more common event occurs when the BAS calls for 100 percent outside air to save cooling or heating energy. This usually occurs in shared spaces of buildings that do not require heating or cooling for comfort. Spaces such as foyers, lobbies, hallways or large conference rooms frequently receive 100 percent outside air to address indoor air quality concerns.

The heating coils in the air handling units can be subjected to low temperature. When the boiler starts or the local zone calls for heat, the cold water will shock the boiler.

In spaces requiring very strict temperature and humidity controls, simultaneous operation of the heating — temperature control — and cooling systems — to reduce humidity — is needed. Careful attention to the programming of such heat/cool operation is necessary to avoid the potential for cold water return to a hot boiler.

Condensation

When boilers cool below the dew point temperature of the combustion products, flue gas condensation will occur during the boiler warm-up, causing corrosion on fireside surfaces, breeching and stacks.

Corrosion is another leading cause of boiler accidents. Much of the corrosion can be avoided if the BAS is programmed to maintain boiler temperature at or slightly above the flue gas dew point.

Boiler start-up

When a boiler is first started from a cold condition, both the metal and water are cold. If the boiler is designed to adjust firing rates in response to load changes, it is very important to heat the boiler slowly.

The metal structure must be allowed to gradually absorb the stresses that develop as the metal expands with temperature. Most boiler manufacturers include low fire hold into their boiler controls to provide boiler warm-up. BAS programming must not compromise this protection by premature transfer to high firing.

Multiple boilers (Modular)

For buildings with multiple or modular boilers, the hazards discussed above are more difficult to handle. In such cases, BAS programming must recognize the practical limits of boiler operation for all units.

Other concerns

In addition to the mechanical aspects already discussed, there can be other concerns with control system integrity. A BAS is comprised of sensors, pilot devices, logic elements, controllers, peripheral computers and monitoring equipment. All of these devices are sensitive to some of the following conditions.

Electrical transients

A number of claims have recently been reported involving failure of electrical and electronic devices caused by electrical transients. Common disruptions stem from lighting, internal power fluctuations, harmonics and electric utility problems. Without proper protection, an otherwise harmless power fluctuation can result in damage to the boilers if the BAS fails.

Major utility power problems are infrequent. Lighting arresters, surge protection and current controls have made power in the United States very reliable. One source of localized disturbances is not uncommon, however.

Short duration voltage collapse — a few cycles — can occur when utilities attempt to regulate power factors by compensating for inductive loads with large capacitor banks. When the capacitor bank is engaged, the current inrush causes the voltage to sag, which can cause localized disturbances in the power system.

Boiler/BAS Solutions

CONSIDER THESE RECOMMENDATIONS to address common boiler problems related to BAS:

Thermal shock

• Prevent cold water return by installing three-way mixing valves as a way of limiting the boiler inlet water temperature.
• Consider a small blending pump to prevent temperature stratification in the boiler.
• Control the low fire hold to warm the boiler according to boiler manufacturer guidelines.
• Avoid high fire cut-off when zones are satisfied to avoid rapid temperature change.
• Don’t overlook the air side as a potential source of thermal shock.

Condensation

• Avoid control logic that will increase the frequency of boiler cycling.
• Avoid contact of humid outside air on cool boiler surfaces, or keep the boiler warm.
• Maintain minimum boiler temperature at or above flue gas dew point.

Electrical transients

• Properly ground not only the BAS but also all other equipment. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Isolate AC power connection to electronics using isolation transformers or equivalent devices.
• Maintain minimum boiler temperature at or above flue gas dew point.

Recommendations

This article has covered areas of concern when integrating heating and cooling equipment with automatic building controls. BAS control programs must recognize the operating limitations of all controlled equipment, as well as the customary energy optimization, HVAC comfort, and building security objectives.

Building designers and owners and maintenance and engineering managers should always follow the recommended practice of the equipment manufacturers. BAS have the ability to control and monitor equipment and alarms from remote locations. Many states have laws requiring boiler operators to be on site in certain situations.

The ability of the BAS to sound alarms based on preset conditions with actions implemented from a remote location should not replace the actions taken by qualified operators on the scene.

Dallas, Texas – Small but promising signs of an economic turnaround is showing across the state of Texas today, according to the B2B Marketplace IndustrialSAVER. Today, the company announced it will be working closely with the American Machine Shops Network to help local and national companies and organizations meet their needs for molded plastic parts, metal machining services, precision metal components, custom machining services and CNC machine work provided by US-based machine shops, fabricators and other custom manufacturers.

Bryce Morse, spokesman for IndustrialSAVER.com said the company fully expects a positive turnaround in 2012 for the manufacturing community due to forward thinking businesses such as AMSN, which was formed specifically to help American manufacturers compete with foreign competition. According to Morse, hundreds of companies regularly utilize the company’s online B2B marketplace to find and compare vendors specializing in mold making services, metal parts manufacturing, prototyping, engineering & design, CNC turning & milling as well as other custom manufacturing services.

“IndustrialSAVER is looking forward to launching marketing campaigns all over Texas to help businesses throughout the Lone Star State do business with local manufacturers in Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Garland, Plano, El Paso, Corpus Christi, Arlington and other cities throughout the region,” said Morse. He added, “As one of the few state’s that has added jobs in the private sector over the last few years, Texas shows a promising future, but there is still a lot to do to further help manufacturing companies increase sales, revenues and well paying jobs throughout the state.” Companies in need of metal parts manufacturing can learn more.

About IndustrialSAVER

IndustrialSAVER is an international online B2B marketplace for companies looking to buy and sell industrial supplies, equipment and machinery. Users are able to post and explore offerings free-of-charge for a wide range of industrial products and manufacturing services as well as other solutions for the B2B marketplace at http://www.industrialsaver.com/classifieds/

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Nashville, Tennessee – Manufacturers in Tennessee are well aware of the need for a movement to help bring work and jobs back to the Volunteer state, and Industrial Leaders Group (ILG) is doing just that. Today, the company introduced its latest campaign in partnership with the American Machine Shops Network to promote U.S. manufacturers of plastic molded parts, fabricated metal parts, precision CNC machined parts and other custom-made products. According to Industrial Leaders, there are over 5,000 US-based jobbing shops listed on the AMSN werbsite with another 1,140 specialty manufacturers profiled by the company.

Kenneth Greene, spokesman for ILG said the company is now reaching out to businesses in Memphis, Clarksville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Jackson, Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Kingsport, Johnson City and other cities throughout the Volunteer State to offer custom manufacturing services from local vendors specializing in plastic injection molding, CNC precision machining, horizontal & vertical milling, turning and other services. According to Greene, Industrial Leaders has been working closely with AMSN for several weeks to help businesses throughout Tennessee find a suitable manufacturer and/or job shop that can meet their needs.

“Long considered the Mother of Southwestern Statesman, Tennessee is home to a number of world class manufacturing facilities and production machine shops offering a wide range of CNC and conventional machining, lathe work, plastic fabrication, CNC milling & turning, prototyping, metal spinning, tooling, metal fabricating, mold making as well as custom-made components & parts in all sizes made from a variety of materials,” said Greene. He added, “When it comes to finding such vendors online, AMSN and Industrial Leaders is committed to being the chosen source for Tennesseans all over the state and across the country.”

About Industrial Leaders

Founded in 2003, Industrial Leaders is a publisher of over 192 specialized industrial directories as well as several B2B marketplaces, forums, buying guides, social networking sites and other resources for the manufacturing community. The company focuses primarily on promoting U.S. manufacturers worldwide. Domestic and foreign companies looking to purchase industrial supplies, equipment and machinery utilize the site to locate suitable suppliers in the United States serving national and international markets at http://www.IndustrialLeaders.com

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Columbia, South Carolina – As one of the state’s hardest hit nationwide from the weak economy, citizens and business owners in South Carolina have voiced their opinion with many surprises in last week’s Republican Primary. Today, IndustrialCOOP is pleased to include the state as part of its manufacturing movement founded by AMSN to help companies do business with local manufacturers of powder metal parts, precision machined components, plastic machined parts, custom fabricated metal parts, prototypes and other made-to-print products.


According to IndustrialCOOP.com spokesperson Peter Franco, the website has grown 40% in the last 3 months with more offerings from custom metal fabricators, CNC machine shops, stainless steel fabricators, metal fabrication companies, molders, foundries, engineering firms, jobbing shops, welders, woodworking shops and other specialty manufacturers offerings plastic tooling, plastic fabrication, machining, mold making and custom fabricating services. Franco said IndustrialCOOP’s latest focus is on the state of South Carolina to help bring work to local manufacturers and bring jobs to the area.


“The Palmetto State has certainly seen it’s share of businesses either closing its doors or moving overseas and IndustrialCOOP wants to bring those companies and jobs back to the state along with the support of the American Machine Shops Network,” said Franco. He continued, “IndustrialCOOP.com is now used by thousands of companies looking for a custom metal or custom plastic part manufacturer, machine shop, mold maker, product designer, prototype developer or other specialists that can meet their custom manufacturing needs.” Franco went on to say the AMSN website serves a wide range of industries such as industrial, electronic, aerospace, technical, computer, telecommunications, consumer goods, construction, agricultural, military and other markets.


About IndustrialCOOP


IndustrialCOOP.com, a division of Industrial Leaders is an extensive co-op B2B search engine and stand alone industrial directory with offerings from national and international distributors, manufacturers and other suppliers of industrial goods and services. The site is utilized by global manufacturing and engineering professionals looking for various kinds of industrial supplies, equipment, materials, tools and machinery from suppliers in over 54 countries at http://www.dir.industrialcoop.com

Providence, RI – The American Machine Shops Network, the nation’s first custom manufacturing group online announced Tuesday the addition of several Rhode Island fabricators and specialty job shops for companies in the state in need of quality metal fabrication solutions. The company said it now has profiled over 1,050 US-based precision metal fabricators, CNC machine shops and other vendors specializing in steel fabrication, small machined parts, rapid prorotyping, milling & turning as well as quality plastic & metal fabrication services.

Larry Hawkins, spokesperson for MFGpartners.net said the company’s latest focus is on Rhode Island to help businesses in Providence, Pawtucket, Cranston, Warwick, Coventry, East Providence, Woonsocket, West Warwick, Cumberland, North Providence and other towns throughout the Ocean State connect with pre-approved precision metal fabricators, mold makers, job shops, machined parts manufacturers and other suppliers. According to Hawkins, the majority of vendors on the website provide complete manual & CNC turning, vertical milling & CNC drilling, boring and other custom work to meet the needs of various industries.

“Little Rhody maybe small in comparison to other U.S. states but it’s home to a number of high-tech world class manufacturers and specialty job shops capable of meeting the requirements of a wide number of sectors from electronics, telecommunications, precision manufacturing, powdered metal parts and computers to construction, agricultural, machine tool, aerospace, military and other markets, said Hawkins. Additional information on the company’s products and services is available.

About MFGpartners

MFGpartners.net is home of the American Machine Shops Network (AMSN). The company specializes in promoting US-based manufacturers of machined parts and components as well as other custom manufacturers. AMSN is designed to help companies, inventors, engineers and others find the most suitable machine shop offering a variety of CNC machining, fabrication, prototyping, foundry casting and other contract manufacturing solutions. AMSN also owns MFGmatch.net, the leading custom manufacturing marketplace.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – The day after Eagles fans painfully watched their arch rivals (New York Football Giants) reach yet another Super Bowl yesterday, companies such as MFGmatch.net are gearing up for another state-focused marketing campaign for sheet metal fabricators, metal parts manufacturers and specialty job shops working with plastics and metal materials. The company, operated by the American Machine Shops Network said over 200 custom manufacturing specialists have been added to the site recently serving local and national customers.

Athena Duval, spokeswoman for MFGmatch said the marketplace offers a wide range of EDM machining services, sheet metal work, gundrilling services, small plastic parts, prototype production, machined components and sheet metal fabrication services. According to Ms. Duval, the focus of the custom manufacturing marketplace is now on the state of Pennsylvania to help connect businesses throughout the state in the market for made-to-order parts and components in Philadelphia, Erie, Allentown, Scranton, Pittsburgh, Bethlehem, Lower Merion, Reading and other cities in the Keystone State.

“As one of the country’s leading states in terms of industrial production, Pennsylvania plays an important role to the economic state of the United States with world class manufacturers in a number of sectors, high tech firms, steel producers, metal fabricators, plastic injection molding companies, sheet metal fabrication shops and other producers of industrial goods and services,” said Duval. She added, “MFGmatch.net welcomes businesses throughout Pennsylvania and nationwide sourcing for customized products and job shop services to explore the 1,000+ vendors on its custom manufacturing marketplace as well as the suppliers on AMSN.

About MFGmatch

MFGmatch.net is the largest free-based custom manufacturing marketplace online for machine shops, product designers, engineers, foundries and other companies looking to buy and sell machined parts, precision components and other custom manufacturing services in local, national and international markets at http://www.mfgmatch.net/

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Portland, Oregon – The industrial-focused B-to-B Marketplace for the manufacturing and technical community announced today the addition of over 30 manufacturers serving the state of Oregon and other markets across the country at IndustrialSAVER.com. The company said the site now includes offerings for small machined parts, custom plastic parts, thin metal and powdered metal parts as well as other customized items made from a variety of metals and plastics.

Daniel Reese, spokesperson for the B2B Marketplace said the company’s primary mission in January is to reach out to businesses throughout Oregon in need of sheet metal works, precision machining, CNC milling, CNC turning, rapid prototyping, lathe work, product design & development as well as other custom manufacturing services. According to Reese, IndustrialSAVER plans to launch an online marketing campaign in partnership with the American Machine Shops Network to reach companies in Portland, Salem, Eugene, Medford, Bend, Hillsboro, Beaverton, Corvallis, Gresham, Springfield and other cities throughout the Beaver State.

“IndustrialSAVER is committed to its alliance with AMSN to help connect buyers with suppliers specializing in all phases of custom manufacturing such as CNC milling & turning, CNC lathe, plastics machining, close tolerance rapid prototyping, sheet metal parts, high precision production machining, exotics metals machining, foundry castings, metal fabrication, mold making and other services,” said Reese. He concluded, “The majority of vendors promoted by AMSN are ISO compliant with a quality customer-driven focus, and capable of offering a fast quoting competitive pricing structure on a variety of projects.”

About IndustrialSAVER.com

IndustrialSAVER is an international online B2B marketplace for companies looking to buy and sell industrial supplies, equipment and machinery. Users are able to post and explore offerings free-of-charge for a wide range of industrial products and manufacturing services as well as other solutions for the B2B marketplace at http://www.industrialsaver.com/classifieds/

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – The Sooner State has seen its share of local manufacturers going out of business or moving abroad, and the Industrial Leaders Group (ILG) wants to do something about the loss of so many jobs. As a partner of the American Machine Shops Network the company is now able to promote thousands of stainless steel fabricators, mold makers, foundries, specialty jobbing shops and other custom manufacturers across the U.S. serving markets nationwide as well as Canada, Mexico and Western Europe.

According to ILG spokesman Calvin Newsome the company now helps hundreds of businesses weekly find manufacturers of small metal parts, molded plastic parts, sheet metal & custom metal parts as well as other made to order products made from a variety of materials such as steel, aluminum, titanium, copper, brass, cast iron, stainless, Monel®, Inconel®, nickel & nickel alloys, exotic metals, PVC, polycarbonate and other plastics and metal materials. Newsome said the majority of suppliers on the site have been approved by the manufacturing specialists MFGpartners.net

“Industrial Leaders is pleased to help companies throughout Oklahoma in need of small metal parts and other made-to-order products for construction, military & government, consumer goods, machine tool, telecommunications, computer, electrical & electronic markets as well as aerospace & aircraft, industrial process systems, fasteners & hardware and other applications,” said Newsome. He continued, “Businesses in Oklahoma City, Broken Arrow, Lawton, Midwest City, Norman, Tulsa, Edmond, Stillwater, Moore, Enid and other cities across the Sooner State are welcome to use the website to get quotations for any type of custom made product manufactured small or large quantities.” Vendors offering a wide variety of custom manufacturing services can be viewed.

About Industrial Leaders

Founded in 2003, Industrial Leaders is a publisher of over 192 specialized industrial directories as well as several B2B marketplaces, forums, buying guides, social networking sites and other resources for the manufacturing community. The company focuses primarily on promoting U.S. manufacturers worldwide. Domestic and foreign companies looking to purchase industrial supplies, equipment and machinery utilize the site to locate suitable suppliers in the United States serving national and international markets at http://www.IndustrialLeaders.com

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Columbus, Ohio – With the economy dragging its heels any news associated with the growth of a business is good news says IndustrialCOOP.com, publisher of the industry-focused B-to-B search engine. The company announced Wednesday its now offering thin metal parts, mold making services and plastic injection molding solutions from US-based manufacturers approved by the American Machine Shops Network. The news comes at a time when IndustrialCOOP nearly doubled its offerings according to a press release issued by the company in early December..

According to Mark Ramirez, spokesperson for the company often referred to as I-COOP, the website now includes dozens of carbon, sheet metal & stainless steel fabricating companies, plastic parts manufacturers, CNC machine shops, prototype developers, welding & repair shops, steel fabricators, EDM machining services as well as manufacturers of small machined parts, small plastic parts, custom-made components, fabricated products and other made-to-order items for industrial, construction, electronic, aerospace, military and other markets.

“IndustrialCOOP is pleased to be focusing on Ohio and bringing offers to companies in and around Columbus, Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toldeo, Dayton, Lorain, Canton, Youngstown, Parma and other cities in Ohio,” said Ramirez. He added, “The B-to-B search engine is used by thousands of businesses daily sourcing for steel fabrication, gundrilling, precision grinding, metal finishing, CNC machining, plastic tooling, mold making, plastic part manufacturing as well as new & used machine tools as well as general industrial equipment and supplies.” Additional information on the latest products and manufacturing services offered is available on the AMSN website.

About IndustrialCOOP

IndustrialCOOP.com, a division of Industrial Leaders is an extensive co-op B2B search engine and stand alone industrial directory with offerings from national and international distributors, manufacturers and other suppliers of industrial goods and services. The site is utilized by global manufacturing and engineering professionals looking for various kinds of industrial supplies, equipment, materials, tools and machinery from suppliers in over 54 countries at http://www.dir.industrialcoop.com

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