No time for ideology They go hand in hand. Mass production needs mass consumption. Franklin D. Roosevelt understood. As of 2010, the top one percent of Americans owned 35.4% of all privately held wealth. The next 19% owned 53.5% leaving only 11% for the bottom 80%. That arithmetic doesn’t work for mass consumption. See story, “No time for ideology” inside TELL them you saw it in MMM 1 www.TheMachineryFinder.com Phone:(847)298-8600 Fax:(847)635-8976 Industrial Corporation Website:www.raco.com 2100 South wolf road des plaines, il 60018-1996 E-mail:[email protected] 56" BULLARD Dynatrol Hi Column Vertical Boring Mill, 60" Vert., Ram & Side Hds., 3 Jaw Power Chuck w/4 Jaws, 4 Station Pwr. Ram Hd w/60" Stk., 250 RPM, 60 HP, 1968, Excellent 2 for specifications & photos on over 1000 machines in our inventory 28" x 120" GEMINIS CNC Flat Bed Lathe, #CNC4 Plus, Fagor CNC, 5.1" Sp. Bore, 1200 RPM, 4 St. Power Turret, 15" Chuck, 23 HP, 1999 84" Cincinnati Hypro Vertical Boring Mill, 84" Tbl. Dia., 4 Jaws, 70" Vert., Turret, Ram & Side Hds., 43 RPM 4" TOSHIBA Tbl. Type Horiz. Boring Mill #BT-10BR, 44" x 49" Rot. Tbl., #50 Tpr., 55" Cr., 49" Vert., 4 Way Bed, Pwr. Draw Bar, D.R.O., 15 HP, 1975 TELL in MMM TELL themthem you you sawsaw it in itMMM visit our website www.raco.com 28" x 60" OKAMOTO Hydr. Surface Grinder, #PSG157B, Incr. Downfeed, Mag. Chuck, Dresser, Coolant, 10 HP, 1988, Excellent 2 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com Phone:(847)298-8600 Fax:(847)635-8976 Industrial Corporation Website:www.raco.com 2100 South wolf road des plaines, il 60018-1996 E-mail:[email protected] visit our website www.raco.com for specifications & photos on over 1000 machines in our inventory 10' x 1/2" BERTSCH Hydr. Plate Bending Roll, #9, 4 Rolls, 12-12" Dia. Rolls, Hydr. Drop End, Hydr. Roll Adj., 30 HP, 1986 58" WEBSTER BENNETT CNC Vert. Boring Mill, Turret Hd., Fanuc 10T CNC, 4 Jaws, 48" Vert., 152 RPM, 62" Max. Swing, 30KW Makino #S33A20D CNC Vertical Machining Center, 25.6"X, 19.7"Y, 17.7"Z, 13,000 RPM, Cat. 40, Pro 3 CNC, 20 ATC, Cool/Thru, 20 HP, 2002 24" X 36" X 60" MATTISON Hydr. Surface Grinder, 24" x 60" Mag. Chuck, 36" Vert. Cap., Incr. Downfeed, 20" x 3" Wheel, Coolant, Dresser, 15 HP,,1981 TELL them you saw it in MMM TELL them you saw it in MMM 56" Bullard Dynatrol CNC Vertical Turret Lathe, Fanuc 11TT CNC, Turret & Side Hds., 120 RPM, 48" Vert., 3 Jaw, 50 HP 3 3 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com Phone:(847)298-8600 Fax:(847)635-8976 Industrial Corporation Website:www.raco.com 2100 South wolf road des plaines, il 60018-1996 E-mail:[email protected] for specifications & photos on over 1000 machines in our inventory 41" x 49" Kasto Semi-Automatic Twin Column Horizontal Band Saw, 41" Round Cap., 3" Blade Width, Pwr. , Entry & Exit Conveyors, 1987 JOHNFORD #VMC2020 CNC Vert. Machining Center, 80"X, 35"Y, 28"Z, Fanuc OM, #50 Tpr., Geared, 20 ATC, 20 HP, 1994 88 Ton Komatsu Model OBS80-3 Geared Design Gap Frame Press, 5.1" Stk., 19.3" S.H., 39" x 23" Bed, 3775 SPM, 10 HP, 1995, Optional 12" Servo Feed Line visit our website www.raco.com 104" x 3/4" AKYAPAK Hydr. Plate Bending Roll, #AHS16/20x2650, 4 Roll, 13" Dia. Top Roll, Touch Screen PLC Control, Hydr. Drop End & Roll Adj., 20 HP, 2004 13" x 63" STUDER Plain Hydr. Cylindrical Grinder, #S30-1, Auto. Cycle, 16" x 3" Wheel, Cool/Filtr., 7.5 HP, 1998 TELL TELLthem themyou yousaw sawit itininMMM MMM 44 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com Phone:(847)298-8600 Fax:(847)635-8976 Industrial Corporation Website:www.raco.com 2100 South wolf road des plaines, il 60018-1996 E-mail:[email protected] MAKINO #V33 Hi Speed 5 Axis CNC Vertical Machining Center, 23.6"X, 15.7"Y, 13.7"Z, 40,000 RPM, HSK 32 Spindle, Tsudakoma 4th/5th Rot. Tbl., Pro 5 (Fanuc) CNC, Super Gi Software, 20 ATC, 2007, Low Hours for specifications & photos on over 1000 machines in our inventory 54" Mattison Rotary Surface Grinder, 54" Dia. Mag. Chuck, 24" Vert., Dresser, Coolant, 100 HP, 1966 25" x 36" HEM Auto. Tilt Frame Vert. Band Saw, #V200A, 2" Blade, Auto. Cycle, Bundling, Pwr. Tilt, Coolant, Chop Conv., 15 HP, 1995 TELLthem themyou yousaw sawititininMMM MMM TELL visit our website www.raco.com 55 Mazak FJV35/80 CNC Bridge Type Vertical Machining Center, 78"X, 31"Y, 23"Z, 30" x 88" Tbl., Cat 50 Tpr., Mazatrol M Plus CNC, 40 ATC, 6K RPM, Cool/Thru, 35 HP, 1998 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com ● Appraisals ● financing ● ● trade-ins ● tooling ● ● shipping ● instrallations ● ● training ● software ● Jordan craig machinery int'l llc Tel 845-398-0073 [email protected] Fax 845-398-0074 www.jordancraigmachinery.com AMADA, PULSAR LC2415XLA3, 2000 WATT, 61” x 198” W/REPO, MFG:1999 AMADA PULSAR 2415NT3, 2000 WATT, INSTALLED NEW:2005, 24,000 HOUR TURBO BLOWER MAZAK NTX510, 1500 WATT, 5’ x 10’, MFG:1999 APPROX:70,000 HOURSMAZAK REFURB 2010 33 Ton, AMADA, PEGA 345Q FANUC 04PC, 58sta., 2 A/I, MFG:1995 27.5 Ton, TRUMPF TC500R BOSCH CNC, 18 STATION ROTATION, MFG:2000 TRUMPF, L4030, 4000 WATT, SIEMANS, LIFTMASTER, 6’ x 12’, MFG:2001 TELL them you saw it in MMM TELL them you saw it in MMM 66 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com ● Appraisals ● financing ● ● trade-ins ● tooling ● ● shipping ● instrallations ● ● training ● software ● Jordan craig machinery int'l llc Tel 845-398-0073 [email protected] Fax 845-398-0074 www.jordancraigmachinery.com 33 Ton, AMADA, VIPROS 358 KINGII, FANUC 18P, 4 A/I. MFG:1999 33 Ton, AMADA, VIPROS 358 KING, FANUC O4PC, 4 A/I, MFG:1995 110 Ton, AMADA HFE1003, OPERATEUR CNC BG, MFG:2006 MAZAK SPACEGEAR 510 MKII, 4000 WATT, MAZAK L64 CNC, 6-AXIS MFG:2005, 10,559 HOURS 88 Ton, AMADA, RG80, NC 9EXII 3-AXIS, 1997 33 Ton, AMADA, VIPROS 367 FANUC O4PC, 58 STA., 2 A/I, MFG:1994 TELL TELLthem themyou yousaw sawit itininMMM MMM 77 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com A TADE PUBLICATION November 2014 www.TheMachineryFinder.com ON THE COVER March 4th, 1933. Nearly all banks were closed. A great crowd waited in dead silence. FDR was sworn in as president. They worked deep into the inaugural night and morning after. His 1st “Hundred Days” passed more legislation than most presidents do in a term. Westbrook Engineering’s Open House was a clinic in metalworking productivity See story, “WESTBROOK Engineering Open House” on page 17. " See story, “WESTBROOK Engineering Open House” on page 12. " Fred Hochman joins Prestige Equipment. 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IAAS Worldwide, LLC..........................15-16 Industrial Surplus .............................. 20 Jordan Craig Machinery .................................6-7 Koster Industries Inc...............................9-10 Melmor & Associates ..............................11 Phase-A-Matic Inc. .............................. 11 RACO Industrial Equipment ....................2-5 Universal Metalworking Machinery ................11 Reproduction from this publication in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. MMM Copyright @ 2014. All rights reserved. Metalworking Machinery Mailer Published and owned by:Timothy J.Tade Inc. Mailing Address:PO Box 4803 Troy MI 48099-4803 Business Office: Toll Free:(800) 966-8233 Fax:(248) 689-4117 E-mail:[email protected] TELL them you saw it in MMM The Swami Sez: “One of the greatest joys of the season is the opportunity to say THANK YOU and to wish you the very best for the upcoming new year..” 8 www.TheMachineryFinder.com Onsite Auction with Live Webcast Precision Sheetmetal Manufacturer of Electronic Enclosures Selo Metal Products, Inc. 69 Fifth Ave, Hawthorne, New Jersey O7506 Sale Date: Wednesday, October 15th starting @ 10:30AM On-Site Inspection: Tuesday October 14th from 8AM to 4PM and Morning of Sale **Featuring Late-Amada Equipment** AMADA PROMECAM CNC Press Brake, HFB 2204, 242 Ton x 14', 8-Axis (1997) 2007 AMADA CNC Laser, LC2415A1VNT, 4,000Watt, 61" x 198" Sheet Size w/ Repositioning. AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS: CNC LASERS: 2007 Amada LC2415A-1VNT 4000-Watt, 61” x 198” Sheet size with Repositioning, 2003 Amada LC2415-AIII 2000-Watt Laser, 61” x 198” Sheet Size with Repositioning (Both with Low Hours): CNC Press Brakes: 242 Ton X 14’ Amada HFB2204 8-Axis(1997), 150 Ton x 10’ WysongH150-8 HydroMechanical with DynaBend 3, 110 Ton x 10’ Amada HFB1003 8-Axis(1998), 55 Ton x 82” Amada HFB5020 8-Axis (all Amada’s with Low Hours) – Also Available: Large Assortment of Amada Brake Dies, American Tooling: CNC Turret Punch:200033 Ton Amada “Vipros358 King-II” with 4-Auto-index Stations; Also Available: Amada“Togu III” Punch & Die Grinder, Large Assortment of Amada Tooling; Power Shears: 10’ x 10ga Wysong 1010RD, 40” x 12Ga Lodge & Shipley 2CT40; Punch Presses: 25 ton Rousselle 3G with Air Clutch, 25 Ton Rousselle Horn Press; Tapper: Amada “AmadanCTS-54 3-Spindle; Insertion Presses:Haeger 824 with Auto Bowl Feed, 6-Ton Pemserter Series 4;Bending Rolls: 48” Pexto Motorized Pinch Rolls; Deburrer: Gauer 131 De-Bur-R; Spot Welders: 100KVA Sciaky PMC02STwith Intertron 302 Solid State Controls; Toolroom: Bridgeport Series I, Clausing Lathe, Parts finishers, 6”x18” Haring “Auto-Step” Surface Grinder, Drill Presses, etc.; Belt Sanders: 37” Timesaver, 9” Timesaver 948 Mini-Belt; Air Compressors: 40Hp Atlas Copco Screw Type, 15HP Kaeser SK19, Kaeser KRD050 Air Dryer, Forklifts: Hyster 5000#(apprx) Electric, 2500# Clark Electric - Also Available: Assorted Aluminum & StainlessSheetmetal Stock, Bar Stock, etc. Also Miscellaneous includes Miller Welders, Shop Support, Finishing Equipment, Inspection – plus much more Visit Our Website for Brochure, Terms & Conditions 18% Buyers Premium Will Apply 631-454-1766 Register To Bid Live On-Line For The Above Auction Sale Thru www.bidspotter.com TELL them you saw it in MMM 9 www.TheMachineryFinder.com CUSTOM METAL FABRICATOR Over 500 Lots! Sentry Metal Services Online Only Auction! 401 47th Street Niagara Falls, New York 14304 Online Bidding Ends: Tuesday, October 28th, 2014 starting at 1PM EST One Day Onsite Inspection: Monday, October 27th From 8AM to 4PM AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS: Plate Rolls: ¼” x12’ Niagara Mdl.10-144 Initial Pinch Roll, ¼”x5’ (apprx) Pyramid Type; Power Shears: 3/8” x10’ HTC Mdl. 375-10A Hydraulic, ¼” x 12’ Niagara Mdl. 812; Press Brake: 300 Ton x 10” Best C-300-10 Hydraulic; Welding Positioners: 25,000# Ransome Mdl. 250P, 5000# Automated Technologies, 2500# Aronson HD25, 1000# Ransome Mdl 10-8, 250# Ransome B-25; Tank Turning Rolls: Aronson & Teledyne Readco – up to approximately 30,000#; Shot Blast System, Pass Thru Conveyor: Gutmann 6-Head Type RZ1500/18 with Recovery; Seam Welder: Pandjiris Mdl. 12 with Thermal Arc “ArcMaster” 351 Power Supply, Rolling Table: Plasma Table: K.N. 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Buyers Premium Will Apply 40 Daniel Street, Farmingdale, NY 11735 Tel: 631-454-1766 www.kosterindustries.com Register To Bid Live On-Line For The Above Auction Sale Thru www.bidspotter.com TELL them you saw it in MMM 10 www.TheMachineryFinder.com LANDIS Pipe, Bolt & Nipple Threading Machines All Types & Sizes Parts • Machines • Tooling • Buy one machine or entire plant • We are dedicated to customer satisfaction • Threading machines sold with 30 day return privilege to include extended year warranty • Most machines can be inspected under power in our Houston, Texas warehouse Buy • Sell • Lease Phone: (713) 675-4145 www.ume-inc.com [email protected] Phase converters TM PHASE-A-MATIC Run 3-phase equip. from single-phase power source static converter voltage stabilizer rotary converTer cnc/plc run virtually -2/3 rated hp equip - motor loads any 3-phase load +/-5% only voltage -full power applications made in most models -motor & resistive loads usa immediate since 1965 over 46 years cage delivery experience in phase #66U31 from stock converer systems 1-800-962-6976 www.phase-a-matic.com used and new material handling equipment melmor Associates, inc. “World’s Largest Material Handling Distributor” Since 1963 ● Wire Baskets ● Hoists ● Pallet Racking ● Conveyor ● Steel Containers ● Self Dumping Hoppers ● Shop Pans ● Warehouse Carts Melmor Associates, Inc. 840 Ann Avenue - PO Box 511 - Niles, OH 44446 330-652-1784 phone - 330-652-1667 fax www.melmor.com TELL them you saw it in MMM 11 www.TheMachineryFinder.com U.S. Industrial Production (1928-1939) Mass production has to be applied by mass consumption. Instead of this kind of distribution during the 1930's, wealth was drawn into the hands of the few for increasing produced wealth. By taking increased produced-wealth out of the hands of the many, and having it in the hands of the few, there were less jobs and money to go around. As a consequence, the chips were concentrated in fewer and fewer hands. The others could only stay in the game by borrowing. When their credit ran out, the game stopped. No time for ideology Franklin D. Roosevelt was no ideologue. He was an inveterate economic tinkerer. By Thomas J. Lynch Metalworking Machinery Mailer FDR is considered one of the best U.S. presidents by many historical scholars. Some rank Roosevelt with Lincoln and Washington. There's a historical parallel here. Washington's help in founding our Nation, Lincoln keeping our Republic t o g e t h e r r e s u l t i n g i n C i v i l Wa r, a n d Roosevelt possibly saving our democracy during the Great Depression. The last time the U.S. installed a new president at a time when its stock market had fallen more than 50%, Roosevelt had TELL them you saw it in MMM some famously calming words: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself." FDR addressed fear over 80-years ago. He was right that fear itself could have real and damaging effects. The Great FDR was no dogmatic man. He once described Depression changed himself as a "juggler." 12 cont. on page 13 www.TheMachineryFinder.com Farming suffered as perhaps no other industry and it impacted the rest of the economy, too. Dust storms (above) were frequent in the nation's dust bowl during the long droughts of the 1930's. cont. from page 12 the lives of the American people. FDR's governmental programs helped them live through the 1930's and changed the future of this country forever. Franklin knew the truth, two years before his election ample credit was available at low rates but still businesses and people were reluctant to add new debt by borrowing, By May of 1930, auto sales had declined to levels below 1928. funded programs aimed at restoring the economy, relieving the suffering of the unemployed, and reforming our system. FDR followed no political dogma but instead would consider an array of different considerations for improving the economy. Some worked, others didn't. Prices in general began to decline, but wages held steady in 1930, then began to drop in 1931. Conditions were worst i n fa rmi n g area s, w h e re co mm o d i t y prices plunged. In 1930, 25% of the U.S. population lived on 6-million farms. One of his favorite ploys was to pull aside somebody as Secretary of Commerce Ickes, and whisper, "Harold, you're the best man I have for this question. Now I want you to thoroughly research this matter and get back to me on it. But keep it a secret, don't tell anybody else." Then Roosevelt would say the same thing to Labor Secretary Frances Perkins, Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau, Jr., top adviser Harry Hopkins, and other members of his cabinet and advisory team. After Roosevelt assumed the presidency, he promoted a wide variety of federally- FDR wanted options. He didn't care if they were from the right-or-left cont. on page 14 TELL them you saw it in MMM 13 www.TheMachineryFinder.com cont. from page 13 but he wanted flexibility to tinker with the choices and follow his political instincts. Although often recommended, one thing Roosevelt steadfastly refused to do was run up government spending deficits. Some historians felt his refusal to increase deficit spending may of prolonged the Depression. The Great Depression was long and deep. No one had any money. They were all in the same circumstance. Neighbors helped each other through hard times, sickness, and accidents. Families got together with neighbors at school programs, church dinners, or dances. Children and adults found ways to have fun for free---playing board games, listening to the radio, or going to outdoor movies. It wasn't really Roosevelt, it was the American people. It was an age of self-sacrifice. It was our fathers' and grandfathers' time. They were better than we are. Unlike common perception, the Great Depression wasn't a sudden collapse. The stock market turned upward in early 1930, returning to early 1929 levels before the October crash. Together, government and business actually spent more in the 1st half of 1930 than was spent in the stock market the previous year. The decline in the U.S. economy was the factor that pulled down most other countries at first, then internal weaknesses or strengths in each country made conditions better or worse. By late 1930, a steady decline set in which reached bottom by March 1933. TELL them you saw it in MMM A depiction of a destitute mother and her seven children. The mother, Florence Owens Thompson, shown above was 32-years-old in 1936. Watershed A Watershed Era relates with events in history. It's a juncture of where history changes direction. The Great Depression certainly changed this country's direction. It was a landmark in our nation's history. The Great Depression was a worldwide economic downturn starting in most places in 1929, and ending at different times in the 1 9 3 0 ' s o r e a r l y 1 9 4 0 ' s f o r d i ff e r e n t countries. It was the largest and most important economic depression in modern history. It's used as the 21st century benchmark as how the world economy can fail. The United States of America got out of the Depression with the war economy of World War II, beginning in 1939. The price was countless American lives at war.■ 14 www.TheMachineryFinder.com IAAS Worldwide, LLC 14 S Main Street • Shrewsbury, PA 17361 P: 877-235-8299 • C: 410-353-3312 F: 717-235-8331 E: [email protected] W: http://www.iaasworldwide.com Make Sure to Like Us on Facebook Auction Date: Dates to be determined Location: Clayburn Incorporated 16306 Bittinger Road, Grantsville, MD 21536 Fork Trucks: Yale F/T Mod GLP030AFNUAV074, S/N A810 N03598U, 5,678#, 3,000# cap, 107", 15,452hrs, Hyster F/T Mod35 Fortis H35FT, 6,710#, 3,400#cap, 119.3", 7,291hrs, Hyster F/T Mod H30XL, S/N C001B09855L, 5,650#, 3,900#cap, 106", 5,339hrs, Hyster F/T Mod S50XL, 8,350#, 5,350#cap, 187", 4,129hrs, Hyster F/T Mod H30XL, S/N C001B07849K, 5,950#, 3,500#cap, 130", 1,765hrs, Hyster F/T Mod S50XL, S/N A187V11949J, 8,350#, 5,350#cap, 187", 9,457hrs, Hyster F/ T Mod S50XL, S/N A187V13977K, 8,400#, 5,250#cap, 187", 9,263hrs, Hyster F/T Mod S50XM, S/N D187V03985T, 8,938#, 5,400#cap, 189", Hyster F/T Mod H30XL, S/N C001B06152J, 5,650#, 3,900#cap, 106", 8,757hrs, Allis-Chalmers F/T Mod ACP80L PS SNGL, S/N ABD 97244, 12,155#, 8,000#cap, 110", Yale F/T Mod GLP035VXNURV084, S/N C810V04681J, 6,480#, 3,400#cap, 127.2", 4092 HOURS, Yale F/T Mod GLP035VXNURV084, S/N C810V04599J, 6,480#, 3,400#cap, 127.2", 4,206hrs, Hyster F/T Mod Fortis 35 H35FT, S/N F001V01890D, 6,710#, 3,400#cap, 119.3", Hyster F/T Mod 50 Fortis S50FT, S/NF187V18206J, 8,830#, 4,700#cap, 189", 5,143hrs, Yale F/T Mod GLP035VXNURV084, S/ N C810V04680J, 6,480#, 3,400#cap, 127.2', 1,976hrs, OMC Lincoln, Cushman 3-wheeled vehicle, Mod 4-77, S/N 898-408-7720, 13,547mi, GVWR 2,450#, w/Lincoln Electric Arc Welder, Mod Idealarc250, 30V, S/N AC-293862, Machinery: Miller Delta Weld 452 - MIG Welder, Lincoln Electric Arc Welder, Mod Idealarc250, 30V, S/N 29234B, Hypertherm Powermax 1100 Plasma Cutting System, No 08500, S/ N 1100-013494, Westinghouse Arc Welder, Style 1166250, S/N 3199588, 46amp, 220V, 1ph, 60cyc, Lincoln Welders, Solberga Drill Press, Hammond Kalamazoo Pedestal Grinder, 440V, 60cyc, 3ph, 2hp, 1,750RPM, Wells Metal Band Saw Mod 8M, S/N 13965, Wellsaw Band Saw Mod 1000, S/N 2529, Wellsaw Band Saw Mod 1000, S/N 2529, Clausing Drill Press Mod 2227, S/N 107915, 2,000rpm, 1.5hp, 460v, 60cyc, 3ph, Do-All Welder Band Saw Mod DBW-1A, S/N 5518758, 220v, 1ph, 20amp, 60cyc, Gallmeyer & Livingston Hydraulic Surface Grinder No 35, S/N S-351141, Gould & Eberhardt 20" Industrial Universal Shaper, Cincinnati Shaper 28" Heavy Duty Shaper, Greenerd Arbor Bench Press, S/ N 88A-3-3 4-8121, Black & Decker Pedestal Grinder, Black & Webster Black Diamond Drill Grinder Mod 0, S/N 13822, 7amps, 1ph, 1700rpm, 115v, 1/2hp, Wilton Strand Mod 20740 20" Variable Speed Drill Press, S/N 87751, 460v, 60cyc, 1700/3400 rpm, Dake 75H Model Hand Operated H-Frames Hydraulic Press, 75 Ton Capacity, 55" Length, 36” width, 87” height, 1957 Monarch Engine Lathe, No 42880, 16", 102"distance w/replacement parts, 1955 Sidney Engine Lathe, S/N 9797, 20" x12’, 2003 Chevy 2500HD Silverado, 4WD, Automatic, Vin 1GCHK24U93E152064, 38,000miles, with snow plow, Chevy C65 Dump Truck, Ford Dump Truck, Tennant Sweeper 355, S/N 355-2526, GVW 5,200#, Yale F/T Mod GLC050TFNUAE082, S/N E187V05320V, 5,000#cap, 9,008#, 189", 20592 hours, Machine shop - welding supplies, hoses, nozzles, parts, accessories, carts, station, steel, plate, pipe, hoists, jibs and more…. 15% Buyer’s Premium TELL them you saw it in MMM 15 www.TheMachineryFinder.com IAAS Worldwide, LLC 14 S Main Street • Shrewsbury, PA 17361 P: 877-235-8299 • C: 410-353-3312 F: 717-235-8331 E: [email protected] W: http://www.iaasworldwide.com Make Sure to Like Us on Facebook Building For Lease or Sale! 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Open House attendees saw firsthand how to specialize in more high skill activities last month. WESTBROOK Engineering Open House Last month, Westbrook Engineering brought together metalworking machinery manufacturers and users under one roof. The Open House’s purpose is to drive manufacturing innovation and productivity growth. By Thomas J. Lynch Metalworking Machinery Mailer W estbrook Engineering unveiled the latest methods in manufacturing technology at their Open House on July 16th, 17th, and 18th . Randy and Marty Szarek are always thinking ahead. They realize manufacturing’s role is changing. In an advanced economy, manufacturing helps upgrade innovation and productivity. Today the metalworking industry needs more services to manufacture better, faster, TELL them you saw it in MMM and cheaper. In the past, most of us viewed manufacturing and services as completely different and separate sectors. We were wrong. Everything from logistics-toadvertising is increasing manufacturing activity. For example, every American dollar of manufacturing output requires at least 19cents of services. In some manufacturing industries, more than half of all employees work in service roles. These include research and development cont. on page 18 17 www.TheMachineryFinder.com cont. from page 17 engineers-to-office support staff. them to grab their checkbook and buy a piece of equipment.” Brandon is the National Account Manager for Lenox Tools. The Szarek brothers realize the 2nd decade of the 21st century is a new dynamic phase for Br andon was one of many exhibitors American manufacturing. A new world class that articulated how important an event of consumers are emerging from developing as Westbrook’s Open House is. Many nations. They’re demanding more product, metalworking suppliers visit shop floors trying across the board, for manufactured products. to sell their wares to people with their names Over the next 15 years, another 1.8 billion on their shirts. The quality of people attending people will join the world’s consuming the Westbrook Open House, gives OEM’s the class. By that time, worldwide consumption opportunity to reach front office VIPs. The will have nearly doubled to $64-trillion. OEM reps were getting great contacts where Manufacturing’s they couldn’t answer to this gain entry challenge is before. faster growth in services. A To be able to greater push to pull attendees specialize in of this caliber manufacturing to their Open m e t h o d s House, it requiring more all breaks skill to harness d o w n t o more technology Westbrook’s is needed. And reputation. t h a t ’s w h a t T h e y ’ r e W e s t b r o o k Up close and personal as shop owners are looking to selling new Engineering’s streamline their production to be more efficient. equipment. Open House was They know all about last what they’re month. doing. Times have changed but one thing that will never change is relationships. The Open House Their father, Al Szarek, built the foundation of their business on relationships. The “In this day and age, it’s very difficult to get Szarek brothers followed suit. Westbrook somebody to go out to a trade show,” said Engineering gets out there. Westbrook people Steve Brandon. “But as far as the numbers are knowledgeable. They understand value(Westbrook’s Open House), I was very added, disposable products as saw blades, impressed with the quality of the people. And cutters, or punchers. This knowledge gets when you look at Westbrook Engineering. them into the fabricating areas and into those They’re going to owners and they’re getting customers with cont. on page 21 TELL them you saw it in MMM 18 www.TheMachineryFinder.com Press Release Prestige Equipment Announces the Addition of Fred Hochman, Co-Founder of North America’s Largest Machine Tool Financing Firm. P restige Equipment, a worldwide leader in buying and selling surplus equipment, industrial liquidations, and other industrial services, announced today that Fred Hochman, co-founder of Machine Tool Finance Corporation, has joined the firm as Director of Surplus Asset Programs and Director of Equipment Financing. of industrial-related services including appraisals, auctions, liquidations, and financing for its customers. “As part of the Prestige team, Fred will work with the many long-term relationships that he’s developed over the years, and create programs for Prestige to purchase or sell their surplus equipment on an ongoing basis,” said Mr. Lashin. “Fred will also familiarize potential customers with the many services that we can provide, as well as assist companies with their finance and banking questions. The primary focus of Prestige has always been a high-level of customer satisfaction and assurance, and Fred’s excellent reputation will enhance that.” “This is a perfect fit for us,” stated Prestige Vice President Paul Lashin, noting that Mr. Hochman began his career as part of a family-owned new and used machine tool distributorship before he co-founded Machine Tool Finance in 1985. By 1992 Mr. Hochman’s company, which was created to finance the U.S. machine tool industry, was financing more than $150 million dollars of new equipment annually Mr. Hochman commented about his own until it was sold to U.S. Bancorp, which it relationship with Prestige. “Both of our companies have known each other for remains a part of today. many years. I came from a professional Prestige Equipment is a New York-based and dedicated team of individuals and I worldwide provider and buyer of surplus am joining an organization that stands metalworking and fabricating equipment, out as a leader in the industry. The high with over 1,000 machines in inventory. professionalism at Prestige is the standard Prestige purchases entire plants, imports for the machine tool industry and Prestige new equipment, and provides a wide range also has cont. on page 20 TELL them you saw it in MMM 19 www.TheMachineryFinder.com cont. from page 19 the resources to assist its customers in a number of ways, and I am looking forward to being a part of their team.” Paul Lashin F o r F u r t h e r Prestige Equipment Information Contact: Vice President Brochures Work Stamping samples of a Michigan Fabrication Company Paul Lashin Prestige Equipment 35 Pinelawn Rd, Suite 203W Melville, New York 11747 [email protected] T 631-249-5566 www.PrestigeEquipment.com "If a prospective customer can't come to your plant for an inspection, then bring the plant to them in a 4-color brochure." Tade Publishing will help create the brochure that's right for you and your company. 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They do the right thing for their customer. That’s why they have customers and have had the same customers for a long time. Westbrook’s modus operandi is to relate to the customers’ needs and keeping their word. They’re very professional, know their equipment, and stand behind it. Westbrook’s Open House had metalworking manufacturers displaying a myriad of machines. The equipment being demonstrated were: robotic welding, rolling of sheet, plate and cones, and hardware insertion. There was CNC punching, CNC sheet folders, CNC press brakes (Y1, Y2) with gauging and precision tooling. Press brake tooling, quick change press brake tooling, rota-a-broach magnetic base drills, pipe & tube bending. Also plasma cutters, automated iron workers, wide belt finishing machines, bandsaws and blades, sheet metal machine programming, and shop software. Westbrook carefully projects what their industry needs to meet the demands of an ever-changing marketplace. Westbrook employees, Cindy Mee and John Humphrey, coordinated their efforts in putting the pieces of the Open House together. They provided a TELL them you saw it in MMM stellar presentation in showing how to use the latest metalworking technology to be globally competitive and productive. “It was very outstanding. I do a lot of open houses with distributors across the country. We have some really top notch distribution,” said Rick Arcaro, V.P. of Hyd-Mech Sales & Marketing. “This is one of the Top Three best open houses I’ve done in years. The traffic that came through was excellent. They had plenty of machines on display.” Relationships are not only important with users but just as important with new equipment and tooling suppliers a company represents. “The dinner at night with all the vendors, where everybody stayed together and enjoyed some time with each other. It was very unique,” Arcaro said. “Most distributors don’t do that but this is all part of Westbrook being a class act organization.” Legacy Al Szarek, once told this writer, “Stay positive.” It was a fitting tribute to the man that said it. His sons have not only stayed positive but embraced the manufacturing of the future. Eighteen years later, Al’s sons have kept bridging from their father’s era to a new era. An era of new developments in materials, information technology, production processes and manufacturing operations. Our new era helps Westbrook’s customers design and build new kinds of products and reinvent existing ones. Manufacturing is much more diverse today. Unlike last century’s “one-size-fits-all” approaches, now manufacturing is making large size contributions cont. on page 22 21 www.TheMachineryFinder.com The site of Westbrook's Open House was their first class facility on 23501 Mound Road in Warren, Michigan. cont. from page 21 t o t r a d e , p r o d u c t i v i t y, r e s e a r c h a n d development. Manufacturing generates 70% of exports in major manufacturing economies. This includes both advanced and emerging countries. Driven by global competition, manufacturing accounts for up to 90% of research and development spending. With 1.8 billion new consumers spending nearly twice as much, $64-trillion, in 15 years. The future looks promising---but in a much more uncertain environment. A rapidly, growing consumer market will continue to demand more, many more manufactured products. To capture this spiraling business, manufacturers must exploit competitive and productive advantages to participate in their economies. In other words, you have to keep up. Westbrook Engineering is there for you. They’ll help your computer-savvy factory TELL them you saw it in MMM workers and agile managers with the latest technological equipment and supplies. ____________________________________ Editor’s Note: The Westbrook Engineering Company is located at 23501 Mound Road in Warren, Michigan. Phone: (586) 759-3100 (800) 899-8182 Fax: (586) 759-3106. Website: www.westbrook-eng.com Email: [email protected] 22 www.TheMachineryFinder.com TELL TELLthem themyou yousaw sawititininMMM MMM 23 27 www.TheMachineryFinder.com www.TheMachineryFinder.com
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