Page 11 - MetalForming-Nov-2018-issue

News Fronts
Facilities
Nidec Press & Automation Breaks Ground in Mexico for Service Center
We Give It to You Straight, Because Tom Knows No Other Way.
At COE, you will never hear tales of equipment performance that isn’t backed up by hard numbers. To ensure our products will meet your needs, we show you data based on solid engineering new coil processing equipment has proven to tackle even the toughest advanced steels.
With COE, you can count on
a job done right, backed by a team with the integrity to look you in the eye and give you the straight story. We sell equipment relationship.
Construction is underway for Nidec Press & Automation's (NPA) Customer Service Center in Querétaro, Mexico. Headquartered in Minster, OH, NPA has outgrown its existing service facility in Querétaro, which opened in 2014. The new facility will have nearly three times as much space when it goes into operation in February 2019.
“Our growth in Mexico is part of Nidec Press & Automation's global facility expa- sion,” says CEO David Winch. “We've opened a new 46,000-sq.-m. manufactur- ing and office facility in Spain. We’ve moved into an expanded customer service center in Germany, and we’re getting ready to start major manufacturing expan- sions in China and in Minster, Ohio.”
Winch says the ongoing investments and combined synergies of the NPA brands—Minster, Arisa, Kyori and Vamco— allows for global manufacturing opportuni- ties, shared innovations, and worldwide service. “Being able to support all of the Nidec Press & Automation brands from one facility,” he says, “will result in effi- ciency and integration that will benefit our customers’ bottom line.
Coldwater Establishes Dayton Engineering Office
COE EQUIPMENT PERFORMS BECAUSE COE PEOPLE PERFORM!
Tom Brockie has been a regional sales manager
at COE for over 27 years, meeting our customer
needs and ensuring each machine sold delivers
the performance required. 586-979-4400
COEPRESS.COM
Coldwater Machine Company, Cold- water, OH, a leading engineered solu- tions and precision machining company that manufactures and integrates assembly automation and special machines, has announced that it is opening a 2300-sq.-ft. engineering office at 3401 Park Center Drive in north Dayton. The new location will house eight engineers to support Coldwater’s expanding business needs.
SORS
ing, forming s monitoring
ktronik GmbH
Fr
www.ve
ee catalog on demand !
ester.de / us
Sensor Technology
Process Monitoring
“With our growing business base in automotive, appliance and aerospace, this office will serve as a convenient hub for many of our customers,” says Tim McCaughey, president of Coldwater Machine, “and provide us access to all of the talent in the Dayton area.”
www.metalformingmagazine.com
MetalForming/November 2018 9