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Welcome to our Newsletters section, where you will find links to previous Protomatic Newsletter publications.
At Protomatic, we enjoy staying informed of technical advances in CNC Milling and other noteworthy happenings within our industry. We also like to keep our clients and customers abreast of what we're doing. Click below to access our newsletters and read about improvements, specialty processes, and how Protomatic can get the job done.
At Protomatic, we feel we are an extension of your company, therefore, it is important to keep our work force current with technology changes. Protomatic's corporate focus has been investing in our future and we accomplish this goal in many ways. Our primary focus has been with three basic categories. The first focus is capital equipment. Having the latest tools do
Cosmetics matter. Many of our customers look well beyond the dimensional performance of the part.
Protomatic has had a material recycling program for years. From time to time, it’s good to re-evaluate a recycling program to ensure you're doing everything possible to minimize one’s environmental impact. This month we are highlighting some of the things that Protomatic is doing to keep our environment clean.
Milling machines are only as accurate as their operator and environment. There are many times when a machinist blames the machine tool when they are not getting the accuracy that the print demands.
Now that we are all in the depth of winter, I think we are all looking forward to a trip long away from the snow belt. Tired of feeling chilled to the bone and worrying about the electric bill when you turn on that electric space heater? So, What do you do.... You need a get a way....
We appreciate the warmth of our business relationships during the past year,
and extend our very best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season!
This month Protomatic is highlighting a special type of lathe that is available at Protomatic. This lathe is special due to design and structure. The basic platform is comprised of a "Super Precision Hardinge GT-27" lathe with a "Pick and Place" added to feed parts for larger volume runs.