Published October 2010
By PMPA Staff
Chase Brass & Copper Company traces its origins to a business established in 1837 in Waterbury, Connecticut.
Published April 2015 By PMPA Staff NIMS issued 18,947 credentials to more than 8,000 individuals in 2014 according to Jim Wall, executive director of NIMS. VIEW ARTICLE
Published February 2012 By Miles Free III Every precision machining shop has a calibration system to assure that its products are dimensionally compliant and meet the expectations of its customers. VIEW ARTICLE
Released June 7, 2021. Miles Free & Carli Kistler–Miller discuss the all things quality that have a profound effect on our manufacturing shops. SHOW NOTES
Published April 2014 By PMPA Staff Chase Brass and Copper Company, LLC, a subsidiary of Global Brass and Copper, Inc., was founded in 1837 and is recognized today as one of the most efficient brass rod mills in North America. VIEW ARTICLE
April 2014 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #20 Your quality assurance manager can put you to sleep explaining the difference between these two terms, but you really need to know the difference. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
Slings — Critical Infrastructure in Your Shop Safe sling use is critical for a safe work environment. by Miles Free III Director of Industry Affairs, PMPA Published September 1, 2023 Download Magazine Article Synthetic web slings, cable slings and alloy chain slings carry most, if not all, of the raw materials over the machines and…