Many of the consumer products we use in our daily lives, such as mobile phones, faucets, razor handles, door knobs, eyeglass frames, power tools, football cleats and golf clubs, undergo the die casting process. A variety of other industries, including automotive, aerospace, computer, HVAC and many other sectors, rely on this increasingly popular fabrication process. Read More
Last month I had the opportunity to attend the NAM (North American Manufacturing) Executive Insight Series in New York. This is the sixth event in a series of meetings with top manufacturing executives. The meetings move around the US and are held every few months. The series is a forum that offers an opportunity to participate in a unique conversation with CEOs of the top manufacturing companies in the world today.
For the fourth year in a row NADCA held it Government Affairs Conference in conjunction with the 2015 Manufacturing Summit of the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM). Over 400 manufacturers descended on Washington this year with a very basic message: the clock is ticking on American exceptionalism. Our global economic leadership is not guaranteed.
This past weekend Premier completed another in-house Die Cast Operator Course designed by the North American Die Casting Association.
There were 14 die cast operators, inspection department personnel, and maintenance personnel in the course for one day which included primarily classroom training.
The students listened to Sammy Medina, Die Cast Supervisor at Premier, who taught various topics from a course designed by NADCA which included details on safety, machine operation, die issues to watch for during production, and process variables to monitor during the casting process.
Premier Die Casting President, Leonard Cordaro’s, NADCA Executive Conference Interview
During the 2015 Die Casting Executive Conference hosted by NADCA, a few select die casters, business owners, and suppliers were interviewed by NADCA’s DCE Editor, Andrew Ryzner. We’re proud to announce that Premier’s very own President, Leonard Cordaro, was one of the few selected.
In his interview, Leonard is asked about Premier Die Casting’s expectations for the second half of the year and the improvements that Premier is making or looking to make. So far, Premier has had an incredibly successful first half.
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