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tolerance terminals, com- plex lead-frames and bus- bars for the automotive, appliance, telecom and solar industries.
Metalformer Trans-Matic Manufacturing Co., Hol- land, MI, has been awarded status as a Michigan Safety and Health Achievement Recognition (MSHARP) par- ticipant. In administering the MSHARP program, the Michigan Occupational Safe- ty and Health Administration assesses companies’ work- place conditions, safety cul- ture and safety-manage- ment systems. Trans-Matic manufactures deep-drawn metal stampings and assemblies including com- mercial and residential lock hardware components and automotive ABS brake components.
The DuBois, PA manufac- turing plant of Magnet Applications, a subsidiary of Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS, has been regis- tered with the U.S. Dept. of State, Defense Directorate of Trade Control, under rules set forth by the Inter- national Traffic in Arms Reg- ulations (ITAR). The plant’s ITAR compliance program also complies with the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement.
Metalloid Corp., Sturgis, MI, has been granted Nis- san approval for two metal- forming lubricants— Addvance 6580, a botanical lube, and Metchem 6620, a synthetic. Nissan approved the lubricants for forming aluminum, galvanized steel and cold-rolled steel. Both products are petroleum-free and manufactured with bio- renewable and bio-sustain- able materials.
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Heyco Metals, Reading, PA, promoted David Mandle to executive vice president, having previously served the company as vice president- general manager; and William Barry to vice presi- dent of sales and marketing, having previously served as director of sales and market- ing. The firm produces preci- sion rolled stainless-steel and copper coil.
Welding-equipment man- ufacturer Fronius USA, Portage, IN, promoted Vadim Nakonechnyy to area sales manager for the southeast region, covering the states of GA, FL, SC, NC, WV and VA. He previ- ously worked as application engineer out of the compa- ny’s office in Chattanooga, TN. Fronius also recently added Jake Ross and David Clond to its technical sup- port group; Edward Ford to its branch sales office in Brighton, MI; Mark Carter to its central sales team; and Lucas Barron to its branch office sales team in Chattanooga, TN.
Central Steel & Wire Co., Chicago, IL, hired Raman Bradshaw as territory sales manager—Kansas City. He’ll call on accounts in Kansas and Western Missouri for the full-line metal-service center.
Waterjet-cutting equip- ment manufacturer Omax Corp., Kent, WA, named Lorant Keseru regional sales manager for Southeast Europe and the Middle East. The firm notes that key tar- get markets for its multiaxis waterjet systems include Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Quatar and Oman.
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