Spring/Summer 2015 – Special Issue

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The
CTMA VIEW
Spring/Summer 2016
Voice of the Canadian Tooling & Machining Association
TOOL & DIE MAKER
BRIDGING THE
SKILLED TRADES
GAP
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Skilled Workforce
Strategies: Can the Refugee
Influx Aid the Industry’s
Skilled Trades Gap?
Canada Post Mail Publications Agreement Number: 40609661
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Ontario Government
Continues to Support
the CTMA’s Introductory
Trades Training Program
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Manufacturing Ascent:
Coining Canada’s Best
Managed Companies
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Inside: Buyers’ Guide
to Canada’s Tooling &
Machining Manufacturers
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CONTENTS
SPRING/SUMMER 2016
The
CTMA VIEW
UP FRONT
Spring/Summer 2016
Voice of the Canadian Tooling & Machining Association
7 A Message from the CTMA President
TOOL & DIE MAKER
BRIDGING THE
SKILLED TRADES
GAP
COVER STORY
9 Skilled Workforce Strategies: Can the Refugee Influx
Aid the Industry’s Skilled Trades Gap?
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12
Skilled Workforce
Ontario Government
Strategies: Can the Refugee Continues to Support
Influx Aid the Industry’s
the CTMA’s Introductory
Skilled Trades Gap?
Trades Training Program
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Coining Canada’s Best
Managed Companies
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Inside: Buyers’ Guide
Machining Manufacturers
Canada Post Mail Publications Agreement Number: 40609661
ON THE COVER: This issue’s cover portrays the need to fill the
skilled trades gap in the machine tool, die and mould sector.
Three articles in this edition of The CTMA View explore how we
can bridge the skilled trades gap. Flip to page 9 to read about the
possibility of aiding the issue by calling on the refugee influx. When
traditional recruiting options have been exhausted, this growing
target group might hold the answer. On page 12, learn about how
the Ontario government is reinvesting in the CTMA’s Introductory
Trades Training Program, bringing more skilled and educated
youth into the industry after they receive the proper training and
invaluable hands-on experience on the shop floor.
Turn to page 17 to find out how the CTMA's Technology Days will
educate people about the machine tool manufacturing industry
and its career opportunities.
FEATURES
20 TOOLS OF THE TRADE
12 Ontario Government Continues to Support the
CTMA’s Introductory Trades Training Program
14 Manufacturing Ascent: Coining Canada’s Best
Managed Companies
IN EVERY ISSUE
CTMA HEADLINES
17 Take in CTMA Technology Days
18 Saying Goodbye to Gerald Elford
MEMBER PROFILE
19 Dilast Tool & Die Ltd.: Celebrating Success,
Expanding its Reach
21 Calendar of Upcoming Events
21 Welcome, New Member Companies
22 Chapter News
SPECIAL SECTION: BUYERS’ GUIDE TO
CANADA’S TOOLING & MACHINING
MANUFACTURERS
25 Alphabetical Listing of CTMA Member Companies
26 CTMA Members’ Capability Index
28 Buyers’ Guide
38 ADVERTISERS’ GUIDE
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UP FRONT
A Message from the CTMA President
Ted Callighen, CTMA President.
Educating Educators, Focusing on Closing
the Skilled Trades Gap
AS I WRITE THIS MESSAGE, THE long
winter has finally cleared and spring is
officially here!
The Canadian Tooling & Machining
Association (CTMA) has been very busy
with many initiatives. Our focus on closing
the skilled trades gap is ongoing with
continued funding being approved for our
successful Introductory Trades Training
(ITT) Program, extending it to September
2017. The next intakes will be in place
until September 2017. The program
includes a new Earn While You Learn
component to help companies outside of
the Windsor-Essex region. Congratulations
to the CTMA team and many thanks to
the Ministry of Economic Development,
Employment and Infrastructure (MEDEI)
and the Valiant Training and Development
Center for their support. Flip to page 12 to
read Robert Cattle’s detailed report on this
new development.
I also encourage you to go to page 9
and take a close look at Skilled Workforce
Strategies: Can the Refugee Influx
Aid the Skilled Trades Gap?, an article
that is written by one of our member
companies. It highlights Ontario’s
desperate need for manufacturers and
explores a growing target group that
might hold the answer to filling the
industry’s skilled trades gap.
As part of our efforts to educate the
educators, the CTMA will be hosting
Technology Days, a two-day educational
event from June 14 to15, 2016 in
partnership with Mazak Corporation,
Iscar Tools and Sandvik Coromant.
Technology Days will be held at
the Mazak Canada facility located in
Cambridge, ON. The first day is geared
to help educators provide guidance
and information to their students who
may have the attitude and aptitude for
a machining and/or tooling career. We
feel those who have a direct influence on
high school students’ career choices can
dispel some of the career myths about
the black art of machining, engineering
and manufacturing sector by sharing
experiences and providing real-world
advanced technical information on
the high-tech machine tool industry
that they will learn by attending this
Technology Day. Our goal is to help
educators realize that this career choice
has well-paying jobs and provides a
good future to help address the skilled
trades gap. The second day will have a
more technical focus for those of us who
are already in the trades. Turn to page
17 for more information or visit www.
ctma.com/calendar/ctma-technologydays for details.
In March, the CTMA exhibited at the
FABTECH-Canada show at the Toronto
Congress Center. By all accounts,
this show had very good attendance
and was quite busy overall, especially
during the last ice storm of the season.
The next trade show at which we will
be promoting the capabilities of all
our member companies will be the
Montreal Manufacturing Technology
Show (MMTS) at Place Bonaventure in
Montreal. The show runs from May 16 to
18, 2016.
This April, we held two very wellattended plant tours and dinner meetings.
One took place in Weston, ON at INKAS®
Armored Vehicle Manufacturing. The
other was held in Windsor at CenterLine
(Windsor) Ltd. For tour highlights and
photos, go to page 22.
The CTMA is pleased to host its 18th
Annual Shotgun Golf Tournament on
June 7 at the Pine Knot Golf Club in
Dorchester, ON. Spots are selling out
quickly. For more information, visit www.
ctma.com.
With the retirement of our longtime
bookkeeper Mrs. Corey Brunsveld last
January, we welcome Ms. Jerri Kelly to the
CTMA team. Learn more about Jerri in
the sidebar on this page. Welcome to the
CTMA family, Jerri, and best of luck! ❙❙❙
THE CTMA WELCOMES JERRI KELLY
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of the Canadian Tooling & Machining Association (CTMA),
please join us in welcoming Jerri Kelly, who has joined the association’s office staff in the area of Finance.
Jerri has replaced Corey Brunsveld (who retired in January) and she will be responsible for all accounting and
event registration activities as well as providing administrative assistance on various projects. She has an extensive
background with electronic banking and will be helping to move the association forward in this regard. Jerri can
be reached at [email protected] or (519) 653-7265. Please join us in welcoming Jerri to the CTMA team!
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COVER STORY
Skilled Workforce Strategies:
Can the Refugee Influx Aid the Industry’s
Skilled Trades Gap?
When traditional recruiting options have been exhausted, a growing target group might hold the answer
By Victoria Rose, Bolzano Tool & Die Co. Ltd.
espite technological
advancements and
automation within the
industry, some Ontario
manufacturers are
still scrambling to fill
positions. In Windsor,
ON alone, despite an
unemployment rate of 7.2 per
cent, www.indeed.ca lists over 2,300
unfilled jobs, including postings for 159
engineers (69 specific to manufacturing),
64 general labourers (13 specific to
manufacturing), 71 machinists, 22 tool
and die makers and 13 mouldmakers.
To fill positions, employers are getting
creative with their recruitment tactics,
offering referral or sign-on bonuses and
increasing social activities and incentives.
They are also extending their search
to other parts of the country and even
abroad. However, there could already
be a solution within Ontario provided by
Canada’s latest newcomers.
At the time of writing, since November
2015, Canada has welcomed 26,202
refugees who fled Syria, including the
larger cities of Aleppo, Damascus, and
Homs—areas with key manufacturing
centres, including industries and
tradespeople, which North American
manufacturers will find familiar.
Alison Willetts is a program manager
for Employment Services at Lutherwood, a
Waterloo, ON organization that provides
a variety of community services, including
refugee employment support. Of
the refugees her agency has aided over
the past few years, Willetts estimates
that about one quarter of them have a
background in manufacturing. As a part of
their employment assessment, newcomers
are interviewed about their job goals and
A flag wall at Samco Machinery Ltd. in Toronto, ON, celebrates the company’s eclectic diversity. Forty countries are
currently represented by the 110-person staff. Photo courtesy of Jaswinder Bhatti, Samco Machinery Ltd.
previous professional experience, and the
interviewees have listed qualifications as
electricians, quality inspectors, engineers,
project managers, and machinists, as
well as for general labour, packaging,
warehousing, logistics, and research and
development.
Colin Grimmond, pre-employment
coordinator for the Multicultural Council of
Windsor & Essex County (MCC), says he
has found similar professional backgrounds
and has been able to identify welders,
toolmakers and mouldmakers within his
client group.
This is great news for Ontario
businesses, but how long will it take for a
newcomer to enter the workforce?
“We are starting to see a few
Syrian refugees come into our centre
looking for employment,” says Willetts.
She expects to see more over the next
few months as the newcomers adjust
to their surroundings, improve their
English, and feel they are ready to go
back to their careers. Willetts suggests
that the time it takes to settle and learn
English depends on the individual, but
that it could be a minimum of six months,
up to one year, or more. However, she
says that, conversely, the refugees are very
motivated to find jobs and are extremely
thankful for the opportunities they have
been given.
“They really just want to work and give
back.”
Grimmond has had a similar experience.
“The newly arrived refugees . . . are
not mostly at the stage of actively seeking
employment. Nevertheless, certainly closer
to the summer of 2016, there will be
greater interest and activity in this area.”
While most of Grimmond’s clients are
not looking for full-time careers until they
improve their English language skills, he
says “[There] are those who are interested
in part-time or weekend employment
opportunities to gain valuable local
experience as quickly as possible!”
Although the industry may have to wait
some time for these tradespeople to enter
the workforce, it is a worthwhile trade-off
for the benefit that comes from the diverse
backgrounds that international workers
bring.
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Canada’s latest newcomers will spend several months learning English in a classroom like the ones at the Multicultural
Council of Windsor & Essex County.
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Jaswinder Bhatti, vice-president of
applications engineering and global
operations at Samco Machinery, and
a board member of the Canadian
Tooling & Machining Association, says
multiculturalism definitely helps business.
The 110-person workforce has employees
representing 40 nations. Multiculturalism
is seen as a great asset to the company,
particularly with the variety of languages
available. “We supply machines to 32 different
countries,” says Bhatti. “The customer
could commission the line anywhere in the
world—if they speak French, then we get
a tech who speaks French. We send them
overseas for installation.”
The employees’ varied backgrounds also
mean they know about different cultures
and areas of business.
“It helps us to understand with quoting,
business, and training,” says Bhatti.
Bhatti says that despite Samco’s
international market, there was no
special recruitment process and the
array of multiculturalism happened
very organically. Regardless of how the
environment was created, the company
continues to focus on people and the
diversity is demonstrated (and celebrated)
by displaying a flag for each nation
represented on the manufacturer’s wall.
Settlement agencies are familiar with
stories of newcomers helping business.
“We hear about the benefit a lot,”
says Willetts. “Companies say they’re
very skilled. They have different training
and perspectives, new ideas and different
ways of thinking,” she says, adding that
employees who have worked in other
countries can help their employer get new
leads. “It’s a great opportunity for global
connections.”
Along with developing global markets,
Grimmond says new Canadians can help
businesses tap into local ‘niche’ markets,
generate greater cultural awareness, assist
in enhancing productivity, creativity,
[and] decision-making through diverse
approaches.
Willetts says that with the need for
workers being so considerable at this
time, employers are eager to tap into
this resource, but they do understand it
will take refugees some time to settle. In
general, though, employers have been
getting in touch to see how they can help.
Colin Grimmond, pre-employment coordinator, and Timpy Aulakh, newcomer settlement program coordinator, review a
client file at the Multicultural Council of Windsor & Essex County.
“Employers are reaching out and saying,
‘I want to help this community.’”
So, how does a manufacturer make a
connection with this growing community?
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
Canada (IRCC) and settlement agencies
have some advice for employers on how to
start building successful relationships with
newcomers, including:
• Inquiring about diversity training or
refugee barriers presentations for staff;
• Offering company/plant tours;
• Creating a scholarship program;
• Donating to supporting agencies or
charities;
• Collecting household items that are
currently in need;
• Working with or donating to a local
private sponsorship group;
• Circulating job postings;
• Helping refugees build or expand their
professional networks; and
• Offering on- or off-site language training.
Willetts even suggests holding a job
fair at a local settlement or employment
services agency. She says clients start
to know that location well and feel
comfortable there, and agency staff can
help support employer efforts; services like
these are provided free-of-charge by many
agencies.
Grimmond says that offering a
transportation stipend can be of benefit
too, especially in areas that lack several
avenues of public transportation. In
addition, Grimmond suggests “identifying
staff ambassadors/mentors who speak other
languages (i.e. Arabic, Chaldean, Farsi, etc.)
to assist in both the interview/hiring and
staff orientation/training processes.”
He also suggests creating a consortium
at any stage of the process to help with
future integration.
“Employers could work with these
agencies to establish a local multistakeholder advisory group for Better
Immigrant Employment Outcomes that
would offer their conclusions to various
levels of government,” he says.
Will one region receive a greater number
of toolmakers or CNC machinists than
another region? Not necessarily. This is one
of the ways a consortium could help provide
feedback to the government. Refugees
are currently settled within communities
that have the proper supports in place to
help with a successful integration, “with
consideration given to whether they
have family members in Canada, as well
as the availability of schools, housing,
language training, etc.,” says Jessica Séguin,
spokesperson and media relations advisor
for IRCC. While part of the integration
is aimed at connecting refugees and
employers, Ontario would benefit from
a more structured placement that brings
much-needed tradespeople to the region.
Until that time and until the skilled trades
gap is no longer an issue, the industry
must strive for flexibility and use current
initiatives that build skilled teams. That
means adding a few key employees, which
many manufacturers have been trying to do
for some time, but there is a growing target
group that may have been overlooked.
Some of the talent that Ontario
manufacturers are so desperately seeking
might already be here. ❙❙❙
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F E AT U R E
Ontario Government
Continues to Support the CTMA’s
Introductory Trades Training Program
By Robert Cattle, CTMA Executive Director
ntario’s Ministry of Economic Development,
Employment and Infrastructure has shown its
continuing support of the CTMA’s innovative
Introductory Trades Training Program. The
CTMA plans on having four more intakes over
this next one-and-a-half year timeframe, resulting
in 100-plus new careers in the machine, tool, die
and mould (MTDM) industries.
The CTMA is also adding a new stream to this program
by outreaching to youth throughout Ontario so that other
areas of the province can participate. It would be difficult to
move the training centre from Windsor, so the association has
decided to offer the program to youth throughout Ontario
(aged 18 to 29 and residing in Ontario) who are interested in
living in Windsor for 42 weeks. The participants in this new
stream called the Earn While You Learn stream will train/work
for 40 hours per week at the training centre, where they will
learn the basics as well as manual machining on mills/lathes,
CNC machining on CNC lathes, and on three, four, and fiveaxis machining centres. They will start at 7:00 a.m. and finish
at 3:30 p.m., working five days a week on real parts with work
orders and deadlines, which will also develop the soft skills side
of the industry.
The program also provides youth participants with a new pair
of safety boots and safety glasses, along with hand tools and a
toolbox to start their new careers, including:
• A rolling cabinet and top box;
• 0-1, 1-2, 2-3” micrometers;
• Digital vernier;
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Youth graduates of the CTMA’s Introductory Trades Training Program.
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Indicators;
Parallels;
1-2-3 blocks and Allen keys; and
More!
Oh, and did I mention they will earn a starting wage
of $12.00 per hour plus benefits to start?
This is definitely thinking “outside-the-box.” We believe youth
participants will be job-ready and productive when they finish
the program and will be immediate assets to the companies they
begin their careers with.
This Earn While You Learn stream is being added to our regular
Introductory Trades Program, which will continue to support
the MTDM shops in the Windsor-Essex region by supplying
them with youth who have the attitude and aptitude to work
within our industry. Shops participating in the ITT stream will
receive $8,000 to help offset their costs of shop floor training,
while youth participants will be supplied with the same safety
equipment and tools previously listed, six weeks of introductory
training at the training centre and will be paid $12.00 per hour
from the first day of training.
We now have over 30 companies participating in this
program. Here are just a few of their comments and feedback:
• “This program has changed the way we train. Because of the
measuring of progress and outcomes, it has taught us to move
new employees around our shop, so they learn more skills and
machines and become more valuable employees.”
• “The program provides an opportunity for young adults to get
a better understanding of the tool, mould/die trade to help
them decide if this is a formidable career choice. We now have
Participants of the Introductory Trades Training Program get valuable experience on CNC
machining.
some eager young apprentices who are committed to the
trade.”
It has been my pleasure to monitor the progress of the many
individuals who have come from all walks of life and see them
grab this opportunity and run with it. I am constantly amazed
at how they progress so rapidly with support, encouragement
and proper training. Here are a few of the comments we have
received from youth participants:
• “Before this program, I was selling computers at Staples. I was
making mediocre money doing a job I hated with no future.
Bills were always missed, I couldn’t do the things for my family
that I wanted to do and dreams of buying a house were
feeling like unreachable tasks. On my first day in class back
in April 2015, I knew I was where I needed to be. Everything
about it felt like it was a perfect fit for me. Now I am fully
employed doing a job I love, where I know I have a very bright
future.”
• “I was living on welfare with my spouse at the time, constantly
looking for employment when none could be found with
my skill sets. I was given advice to contact the EAC, where I
met Debra, and she put me in contact with Mike Ouellette.
I now have a career I’m happy with and I love my job. The
people around me have been so helpful and I could never
have gotten an opportunity like this if it wasn’t for the ITT
program.”
• “This program opened a huge door for me in the tool and
die field. This program allowed me to explore this trade and
it gave me the opportunity to land a full-time job as a general
Photo credit: Rob Colman.
machinist. I absolutely love my job and I plan on making
a career out of it. This program gave me the opportunity
to do so. I am currently enrolled at St. Clair College as a
general machinist apprentice. Before I started this program,
I was working as a general labourer. I am so glad I made the
decision to apply and accept this training. My future looks as
bright as ever and I would like to thank everyone at the CTMA
for making this possible. Thank you!”
I look forward to updating you on more results from this
program in a future edition of The CTMA View.
For more information about the program, visit www.ctma.
com or contact Robert Cattle, CTMA executive director, at
[email protected]. ❙❙❙
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F E AT U R E
Coining Canada’s Best Managed Companies
How a focus on innovation helped two Canadian
companies compete with the best
By Dlane Gilpin
anadian manufacturers
are benefitting from the
low dollar, yet many
recognize it isn’t enough
to sustain their competitive
advantage for the long
haul.
What really sets successful
manufacturers apart is an
ability to navigate an uncertain global
economy while focusing on technology
and innovation.
Case in point: Hibar Systems of
Richmond Hill and Windsor’s CenterLine
(Windsor) Ltd., two exporters that have
gone beyond the dollar and focused on
innovation to sharpen their respective
competitive edges. Both companies have
experienced strong revenue growth and
have invested heavily in innovation and
expanded both at home and abroad, in
part explaining why they have both also
won the coveted Canada’s Best Managed
Companies designation. The award
recognizes privately owned Canadian
businesses that have proven their
consistent success in the marketplace.
Marc Levesque, director of corporate
marketing at CenterLine, appreciates
the soft Canadian dollar but says it’s
no substitute for developing a clear
competitive advantage.
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The shop floor at CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd.
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Hibar’s management team gathered in front of one of their high-speed machines. From left to right: Sasho Naseski, project management; Roger Lee, controller; Bill Reschke, new product development; Helmut Wagner, manager of mechanical
design; Iain McColl, president and CEO; Steve Mark, vice-president of technical sales; Florence Valenzano, manager of
office operations; Eric Lakien, CFO; and Robert Flack, manager of manufacturing operations.
“The dollar has made us stronger in
relation to non-Canadian competitors,” he
says. “But even when the dollar itself was
strong, we spent a lot of time working to
improve our competitiveness so we can
compete despite the fluctuations.”
CenterLine produces custom
automated machinery and tooling that
is used to produce structural automotive
components. The company recently
released a new line of welding guns that
are aimed at improving their customers’
process efficiency.
“The auto industry is always
changing,” says Levesque. “We need to
remain competitive and innovative so we
can help our customers stay competitive.”
It is a similar story at Hibar, which
designs and builds automated production
equipment including pumps and
dispensers used to manufacture a wide
range of products, from vaccines, to
batteries, to mascara.
“We’re here to help our customers
get products from the laboratory to the
store shelf,” explains Iain McColl, Hibar’s
CEO. “Whatever automated process our
customers need for their products, we
develop it.” Hibar is preparing to release a
new state-of-the-art precision dispensing
pump that is wirelessly programmable—the
first of its kind.
Staying innovative also requires
investing in talent; innovative
organizations encourage employees
to upgrade their skills. For Hibar, this
means investing in apprentices and
skilled trades or helping to pay tuition
for employees who enhance their
capabilities through additional training
or education.
“We’re a mentoring company,” says
McColl. “Whether it’s the skilled trades,
engineering or business disciplines, we
invest in employees who are developing
their skills.” Similarly, CenterLine has a
large apprenticeship program, with about
70 of its employees currently enrolled.
EXPANDING ABROAD
A low dollar certainly has helped set the
stage for Canadian manufacturers to focus
A custom designed automatic filling system for lithium batteries. This system was built by Hibar.
on exporting or expanding into other
countries.
“Some manufacturers focus
domestically or on just the North
American market, but I think they’re
missing out,” says McColl.
Hibar consistently derives over 95
per cent of revenues from exports and
has done business in China for 30 years,
opening their first Chinese subsidiary in
2003. Last year, McColl went to China
multiple times.
“But the travel is necessary,” he says.
“In the Chinese culture, it is not easy to
make a multi-million dollar sale without
first building a relationship face-toface.”
Hibar also notes that strong export
growth along with being recognized as
one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies
has positioned the company for its next
phase of growth. Hibar is now considering
strategic acquisitions as a means to take
the company to the next level.
CenterLine has also expanded
internationally, noting that two-thirds
of its revenue comes from exports.
Levesque says the company has expanded
operations to Mexico, Brazil, India, and
China.
“We follow our customers. As the
automakers expand internationally, so do
we.”
Levesque also has advice for
manufacturers who are looking to expand
abroad.
“Partnership is important. Work with
people who know the marketplace. You
can bring technology, but they provide
marketplace insights and a connection to
the customers.”
BEING THE BEST
Despite the benefit of the exchange
rate, Canadian businesses continue to
face uncertainty. “With many unknowns
surrounding today’s economy, keeping a
close eye on market conditions is critical
for all Canadian businesses, but especially
for privately owned enterprises,” says
Peter Brown, Deloitte’s national coleader of the Best Managed Companies
program.
Winners are flexible, innovative,
forward-thinking, and technologyfocused. Brown credits much of these
businesses’ success to their resilience.
“Best Managed companies identify
and prepare for potential swings in the
market ahead of time,” he says.
This description certainly applies to
CenterLine and Hibar, which are both
weathering a tepid economy to emerge
stronger, more focused on innovation
and exporting.
“Winning means a lot to us,” says
Levesque. “Internally, there’s pride
among our staff that we’ve accomplished
something. With our customers, there’s trust
that we can be relied upon to meet our
commitments. Internationally, our customers
recognize we’re among Canada’s best.”
Michael Beneteau, CEO of CenterLine,
concurs.
“Our participation in the Best
Managed program has helped reinforce
our commitment to our strategic
planning process and recognize
the importance of maintaining our
culture of innovation and continuous
improvement.”
McColl agrees that the recognition
makes a difference both at home and
abroad, and he also credits the network
of Best Managed companies.
“What we’ve gotten the most out of
Best Managed is learning from likeminded
businesses and motivating each other to
do even better,” says McColl.
Mike Runia, the other national coleader of the Best Managed Companies
program, emphasizes the value of
networking with these peers.
“Joining the Best Managed network
provides new winners with a network of
exceptionally successful private companies
that are willing and eager to share insights
and help business owners succeed.”
For companies that are ready to
take this next step and join the ranks of
the best managed, it all starts with an
application. Reach out and see if your
business can become one of Canada’s
Best Managed Companies. ❙❙❙
Dlane Gilpin is a partner in Deloitte’s
Deloitte Private group, based in Kitchener,
ON. She can be reached at dgilpin@
deloitte.ca.
Marc Levesque, director of corporate marketing,
CenterLine
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CTMA HEADLINES
Take in CTMA
Technology Days
June 14-15, 2016
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MAZAK
CORPORATION, Iscar Tools and Sandvik Coromant, the Canadian Tooling &
Machining Association (CTMA) is pleased
to be hosting TECHNOLOGY DAYS, a twoday educational event on June 14 and 15,
2016 at the Mazak Canada facility located
in Cambridge, Ontario.
DAY 1: JUNE 14
We are bringing together high school
guidance counsellors and principals,
federal and provincial politicians, and
government representatives to help
them learn about the machine tool
manufacturing industry and how it
contributes to technologically-advanced
manufacturing jobs, how the industry is
looking to encourage and provide career
opportunities for young men and women,
and efforts being made to close the skilled
trades gap.
We will also provide them with
information about the cutting-edge
manufacturing and technology industries
available to students after graduation,
and they will learn about the CTMA’s
Introductory Trades Training program,
through which young people jump-start
their machining and tooling careers while
earning a salary. A complimentary lunch
will be provided and it will be followed by a
round-table discussion.
“We plan to educate the educators—the
event will help them provide guidance and
information to their students who may have
the attitude and aptitude for a machining
and/or tooling career,” says Robert Cattle,
executive director of the CTMA.
“We feel those who have a direct
influence on high school students’ career
choices can dispel some of the career myths
about the machining, engineering and
manufacturing sector by sharing experiences
and providing information they will learn by
attending this Technology Day.”
DAY 2: JUNE 15
The second day will have a more technical
focus and it has been designed specifically for
industry practitioners such as tradespeople,
apprentices and pre-apprentices. Highlights
will include:
• Leading-edge CNC machining and
cutting tool demonstrations;
• Technical presentations and opportunities
for Q & A; and
• A complimentary lunch will be provided.
There is no cost to attend, but preregistration is required. RSVP to Jerri Kelly
at [email protected] or by phone at (519)
653-7265.
APPRENTICES & PRACTITIONERS CTMA TECHNICAL DAY – AGENDA
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
Registration
Overview (Where the Industry is Today; Career Opportunities)
Leading-Edge Technologies (Science of the Industry)
Technical Presentations
Lunch
Q & A / Discussion
Closing / Adjournment
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CTMA HEADLINES
Saying Goodbye to
Gerald Elford
December 5, 1934 – January 28, 2016
GERALD GORDON ELFORD, WHO
WAS a long-time honorary member and
a past-president of the Canadian Tooling &
Machining Association (CTMA) from 1973
to 1974, passed away peacefully with his
daughter by his side on January 28, 2016 in
Owen Sound, ON. He was in his 82nd year
and was formerly from Hamilton, ON.
Loving husband of the late Shirley
Elford (née Sinclair) (2011), loving father
of Arlene Sokalski and her husband Paul
of Barrie, ON, and Ann Elford and her
husband Scott Milencof of Owen Sound.
Treasured memories will remain in
the hearts of his grandchildren, Michelle,
Jayson, Matthew, Evan and his greatgrandson Isaac. Dear brother of Ron Elford
of Port Elgin, ON.
A memorial service was held in
Owen Sound on February 8, 2016. As
an expression of sympathy, donations
can be made to one of the following
organizations: St. Joseph’s Hospital – the
Shirley M. Elford Fund; the Hamilton
Community Foundation, the Shirley
M. Elford Gift of Today Fund; or the
Residential Hospice of Grey-Bruce.
Messages of condolence may be sent to
the family at [email protected]. ❙❙❙
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MEMBER PROFILE
Dilast Tool & Die Ltd.: Celebrating Success,
Expanding its Reach
By Adam Johnston
FOR NEARLY 23 YEARS, DILAST
Tool & Die Ltd. has used its experience,
skills and knowledge to create excellent
stamping dies for the automotive industry.
The company was founded in 1993 in
the municipality of Cambridge, ON, in the
Kitchener-Waterloo region. Founded by
four tool and die makers looking to make
an impact within the industry, Dilast Tool
& Die has changed and evolved over the
years. Of the original four owners, one
remains at the helm, along with current
operations manager, Denny Nedeljkovich.
Despite the changes, Dilast Tool & Die
continues to grow. The company added
on to its plant over a year ago, expanding
the 12,500-square-foot building by an
additional 10,500 square feet.
The services provided by Dilast Tool
& Die match the company’s current
operations and extend into their future
vision, as they look to expand into other
avenues. Currently, Dilast specializes
in high-quality progressive, custom,
compound, and transfer dies for the
automotive industry, but the company
is looking to expand its reach into
production. Dilast recently added a 5-axis
laser, which will help diversify its business.
“Three-dimensional laser cutting was
hard to find,” says Nedeljkovich, adding
that by including a 5-axis laser machine
in its operations, the company could
capitalize on the 3-D laser market within
Dilast’s newest press addition, a 220-ton SEYI variable
speed (0-72 strokes per minute) with full automation
capabilities.
A Takumi H32 bridge type mill with great capacity (77.0 in
the Y axis and 126.0 in the X axis).
the region because it would cut travel time
for customers who would normally go to
Toronto or Windsor for their cutting needs.
“We want to expand the business
to include more than just dies,” says
Nedeljkovich.
While Dilast Tool & Die is celebrating its
success and is now looking to expand its
business, it does not mean the company
hasn’t seen its fair share of challenges along
the way. One such challenge is a common
one faced by other businesses within the
tool and die industry—finding skilled
tradesmen.
"The industry took a big hit from 2004
to 2010," says Nedeljkovich. “We knew a
lot of companies closed down. We knew
a lot of people got out of the industry and
went into something different.”
The mass exodus of workers starting
in 2008 partially contributed to the skilled
trades gap that many companies are facing
today. Dilast put out ads last year, yet could
not find skilled workers to fill their needs
for everyday operations. Nedeljkovich
suggests the lack of promoting industrial
trades within the education system has also
hampered finding skilled workers.
Despite these challenges, Nedeljkovich is
very optimistic on the future of the industry
Dilast recently added a feed line with a de-coiler that can
handle up to 10,000 pounds. The servo drive feeder can
run up to 36.0” wide material.
A brand new Komatsu TLM610 5-axis laser cuts costs and
time during the die development process.
as the company looks to remain strong and
successful.
“Dilast will continue to expand
infrastructure to support tooling and
production (lasers and presses),” says
Nedeljkovich, also suggesting that the
company’s engineering department may
expand further within the next year or two.
Recently, Dilast added transfer simulation
to its engineering toolbox. With this new
software, you can see the virtual transfer in
motion and detect any interferences and
correct them right at the design stage,
saving valuable press time.
A proud member of the Canadian Tooling
& Machining Association (CTMA), Dilast
Tool & Die has seen positive benefits since
obtaining membership to the association.
One of the useful benefits that the company
has been grateful for is access to the CTMA’s
training courses, which have already helped
Dilast attract skilled workers.
“By the time they get trained, these
people have the skills and knowledge they
need to be successful," says Nedeljkovich.
Dilast is also incredibly thankful for the
tremendous opportunities that CTMA
membership provides through access
to various events, including a recent
dinner that highlighted key issues and
opportunities, like government incentives to
help grow your company’s operations.
As it makes its way into the future, Dilast
Tool & Die will continue to grow, expand
its reach, and see success in its everyday
operations. ❙❙❙
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TOOLS OF THE TRADE
NEW MAZAK TOOLTECH STORES BIG
TOOLS IN A SMALL SPACE
Mazak’s new TOOLTECH compact tool
magazine stores big, heavy and largediameter tools within a very small amount
of required floor space. Plus, special tool
carts and docking stations eliminate the
need for operators to manually lift tools in
and out of the system, so tooling set-ups
are faster, easier and safer.
TOOLTECH accommodates up to
206 tools in the same amount of space
required for a 120-tool chain-type
magazine storage system. This economical
use of space results from the fact that
TOOLTECH efficiently organizes tools
according to their lengths and diameters
and stores them in racks—one type
designated for tools with diameters larger
than 100 mm; the other for diameters
smaller than that size.
With its carts and docking station,
TOOLTECH ensures easy and safe
handling of tools with diameters up to 360
mm, lengths up to 800 mm, and weights
up to 40 kg. Operators simply roll one
of TOOLTECH’s tool carts to where the
shop’s tools are stored, place any needed
tools onto the cart and push it directly
into the storage system’s magazine tooldocking station where the tools load into
racks. A user-friendly touch screen control
panel provides operator convenience and
intuitive system operation.
As a shop’s tooling needs increase,
TOOLTECH’s storage capacity can
expand—to as many as five levels with the
capacity to hold 250 tools—with a simple
extension of its frame at the rear of the
system.
www.mazakcanada.com
compared with standard holders when
machining complex parts at high cutting
parameters.
The new taper-face toolholders are
designed for use with dual-contact spindle
systems. They use plastic deformation
of the machine spindle to achieve
simultaneous fit of both the taper and
the flange face from the holder to create
a highly rigid connection and prevent
the toolholder from being pulled into the
machine spindle. This results in higher
run-out precision and better machining
accuracy. It also makes it possible for
machinists to use higher machining
parameters for substantial increases in
productivity.
In addition to complex part machining,
the taper-face toolholders excel in
situations involving long tool overhangs,
deep-hole boring and exotic workpiece
materials that magnify cutting forces.
They are available for spindle connections
BT30 TF, BT40 TF, BT50 TF, CAT40 TF
and CAT50 TF in both metric and inch
programs.
www.secotools.com
SECO UNVEILS TOOLHOLDERS WITH
SIMULTANEOUS TAPER AND FACE
CONTACT
Seco has added a new range of taperface toolholders to meet machinists’
increasing needs for higher production
and process reliability. These new options
provide two surfaces of contact to
offer increased rigidity and consistency
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IN EVERY ISSUE
Calendar of
Welcome, New Member Companies
Upcoming Events
JUNE 6
Introductory Trades
Training Program
Intake #5 Begins
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JUNE 7
CTMA’s 18th Annual
Shotgun Golf
Tournament
Dorchester, Ontario
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JUNE 14 & 15
Technology Days
Cambridge, Ontario
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JUNE 24
Apprentice Bursary
Award Nomination
Deadline
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SEPTEMBER 6
Introductory Trades
Training Program
Intake #6 Begins
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SEPTEMBER 12-17
International
Manufacturing
Technology Show
2016
Chicago, Illinois
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SEPTEMBER 28
CTMA’s Annual
General Meeting &
Dinner
Ingersoll, Ontario
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DILAST TOOL & DIE LTD.
Left to right: Gerald Claus and Denny Nedeljkovich receive their
membership plaque from Jas Bhatti, Toronto Chapter chair, and are
welcomed by CTMA board member, Chris Hergott of XL Tool Inc.
SEPTEMBER 29
CTMA's 4th Annual
President’s Invitational
Golf Day
Ingersoll, Ontario
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KBC TOOLS & MACHINERY
Carmela Facchineri (right) is pleased to receive KBC Tools’
membership plaque from Ted Callighen, CTMA president
(left).
CIMETRIX SOLUTIONS INC.
James Janeteas (right) is pleased to accept a membership plaque from Robert Cattle, CTMA executive
director (left).
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IN EVERY ISSUE
CTMA Chapter News
Toronto Chapter
ON APRIL 6, 2016, THE Toronto
Chapter hosted an event at INKAS®
Armored Vehicle Manufacturing’s newest
facility that opened in December 2015. It
serves as an office space, a manufacturing plant, and the first and only armored
vehicle showroom in Canada. The INKAS®
Group of Companies is an international
corporation with a presence in a multitude of industries and geographies and is
headquartered in Toronto, Canada. For
over two decades, the company has been
offering integrated security solutions for
retailers, government agencies, financial
institutions, global corporations and
high-profile individuals all over the world.
Tour participants had the opportunity
to go behind the scenes of the armored
vehicle production facility and experience
firsthand the manufacturing process.
Members were very impressed with the
facility and the workmanship—even after
making major modifications, the finished
product looked amazing. It was incredible
to see how the company stripped these
vehicles down to their bare bones, but
the finished product looks better than
new.
INKAS® is truly a Canadian success story
and the fact that 95 per cent of its finished
armored vehicles are exported and saving
lives around the world is truly amazing.
Following the tour, participants travelled
a few minutes up the road to Trattoria
Toronto chapter members enjoying the tour at INKAS® Armored Vehicle Manufacturing in Toronto.
Robert Cattle, CTMA executive director (left) and Jas
Bhatti, Toronto chapter chairman (right), thank Maj.-Gen.
(Retired) David Fraser (centre) for the excellent tour of
INKAS® Armored Vehicle Manufacturing.
Jas Bhatti (right) thanks Kerri Raposo from Mentor Works
(left) for her presentation on how government funding can
help companies.
Spinello Restaurant for a presentation and a
fabulous Italian-style dinner.
Kerri Raposo from Mentor Works Ltd.
gave a very informative presentation titled
Government Funding: Cash Flow Planning
Options to Innovate & Accelerate Growth.
She talked about how government funding
programs help small and mid-sized
businesses tackle the barriers of financing
in order to prosper and grow. Whether
it is to serve the need of working capital,
expanding into new markets, making
software or hardware investments, or
purchasing other manufacturing equipment,
there are new and creative ways to approach
financing to solve innovation challenges.
Mentor Works understands trends in
financing and has compiled excellent
organizational tools and resources for
researching government funding options
to serve Canadian businesses at both
federal and provincial levels.
To access these tools, be sure to visit
www.mentorworks.ca, and if you have
questions, feel free to contact Kerri at
[email protected].
Windsor Chapter
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ON APRIL 13, 2016, MEMBERS toured CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd., a privately held company specializing in advanced automation processes and technologies that satisfy robotic resistance
welding, metal forming and cold spraying application needs. The
company primarily supplies OEM and Tier 1 customers operating within the automotive, mass transit, aerospace and defense
industries with custom and brand products ranging from coldformed cap electrodes to fully automated resistance welding lines.
In addition to its main operations in Windsor, ON, CentreLine is
also established internationally with manufacturing and service
support facilities in the U.S., Mexico, Brazil, Germany, Romania,
India and China.
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Windsor Chapter members enjoying the tour of CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd.
Ted Callighen, CTMA president (left), thanks Steve Renaud (right) for the tour of CenterLine.
Ted Callighen, CTMA president (left), thanks Jeff Scott (right) from EnWin Utilities Ltd. for
his presentation on Using Ontario’s saveONenergy Programs.
This tour featured the machinery
division, which is responsible for the
design and build of custom-automated
production equipment. Participants saw
integration examples of welding cells,
fixtures and tooling, joining technologies,
robotics, controls and error-proofing
devices. CenterLine’s high-speed fastener
welding cell and pinpoint conveyor
development was also shown in the
company’s Donald Beneteau Centre
of Excellence, a technical learning,
demonstration and working welding
lab that is used for training and weld
development needs.
Following dinner at the Ambassador
Golf Club, Jeff Scott from EnWin Utilities
Ltd. gave a presentation titled Using
Ontario’s saveONenergy Programs to
Improve Competitiveness and Your
Bottom Line. Jeff talked about various
provincial programs that assist Ontario
businesses with opportunities to reduce
electricity use, modernize inefficient
equipment, and improve their bottom
lines. Many companies have changed
to energy-efficient lighting, but Jeff
informed participants about the many
other opportunities that exist to generate
greater savings. For more information,
contact Jeff at [email protected]. ❙❙❙
CONNECT WITH CTMA CHAPTER
CHAIRS EASILY!
Windsor Chapter Chair:
Richard Janik
(519) 945-6391, [email protected]
Toronto Chapter Chair:
Jaswinder Bhatti
Western Ontario Chapter Chair:
Ryan Wozniak
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SPECIAL SECTION:
BUYERS’ GUIDE TO CANADA’S TOOLING & MACHINING MANUFACTURERS
Alphabetical Listing of CTMA Member Companies
3D Systems / Cimatron Group...........28
A.V. Gauge & Fixture Inc.....................28
Aarkel Tool & Die Inc...........................28
Absolute Industrial Management.......28
Active Industrial Solutions..................28
Advanced Machining Services Inc.....28
Airtronic Metal &
Machine Parts Ltd............................28
Aluminum Mold & Pattern Ltd............28
Amerjy Tool & Mould..........................28
Ammco Industrial Equipment Ltd.......28
Anchor Danly*....................................29
Anchor Danly Fabrications.................29
Anderdon Machine Tool & .................29
Manufacturing Inc...........................29
Answer Precision...............................29
Armo Tool Ltd.....................................29
BDC – Business Development
Bank of Canada...............................29
Böhler-Uddeholm Ltd.........................29
Bolzano Tool & Die Company Ltd.......29
Bowman Precision Tooling.................29
Burloak Technologies Inc....................29
Burloak Tool & Die Ltd........................29
C.M. Morris Design Ltd.......................29
Calframax Technologies Inc...............29
Camatech Inc.....................................29
Cambridge Heat Treating Inc..............29
Canada Mold Technology Inc.............29
Cana-Datum Moulds Ltd....................29
Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing Ltd.....29
CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd....................30
Century Tools & Machinery Ltd.*.......30
Cimetrix Solutions Inc.........................30
Circle 5 Tool & Mold Inc......................30
Clarkson-Osborn Tools Ltd.................30
Classic Tool & Die (1986) Inc..............30
Compact Mould Ltd............................30
ComPuTool Gauge & Fixture Inc.........30
Concept Tooling & Manufacturing......30
Crest Mold Technology Ltd.................30
Custom Concepts Machining.............30
Cutting-Edge Technologies................31
Dayton Lamina...................................31
Delcam...............................................31
Densmore Tool & Die Works Ltd.........31
Diemedic Tool & Machine..................31
Diescan Tool Inc..................................31
Dilast Tool & Die Ltd...........................31
Dormer Pramet..................................31
Duradie Technologies Inc...................31
Eagle Press & Equipment Co. Ltd.......31
Electromac Group (The).....................31
Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc...............31
Ellwood Specialty Metals...................31
Epic Tool Inc........................................31
E-W Metal Works (1993) Inc..............31
Exco Engineering Ltd..........................31
FBT Inc................................................31
FGL Precision Works Inc.....................31
G.S. Die & Design Inc.........................32
Garrtech Inc........................................32
Genius Solutions.................................32
Glider Guard Tool & Die Inc.................32
Graff Diamond Products Ltd...............32
Greenfield Industries Inc.....................32
Guhring Corporation...........................32
H. Beck Machinery Ltd.......................32
H. J. Machine & Pattern Ltd................32
Hallink RSB Inc...................................32
Harbour Technologies Ltd...................32
Hartford Technology Ltd.....................32
Harvan Engineering Ltd......................32
Hibar Systems Ltd..............................32
Hope Aero Propeller &
Components Inc...............................33
Horn USA, Inc. – Canadian
Operations.......................................33
HUB International Ontario Ltd.............33
Husky Injection Molding
Systems Ltd.....................................33
Ingersoll Cutting Tools........................33
In-House Solutions Inc.*.....................33
Inspection Air Gauge Ltd....................33
ISCAR Tools Inc...................................33
J & C Tool & Die Ltd............................33
Jahn Engineering Ltd.........................33
Jancox Metal Products Inc.................33
Javelin Technologies Inc.....................33
Kapco Tool & Die Ltd..........................33
KBC Tools & Machinery......................33
KOMET of Canada, Inc........................33
Kytech Machine Works Ltd.................33
Lindham Industries Ltd.......................33
Longterm Technology
Services Inc.....................................33
LT&D Tool & Die Inc............................33
Lumar Machining &
Manufacturing Ltd...........................33
Manor Tool & Die Ltd..........................34
Massiv Die-Form (Div. of Magna).......34
Mazak Corporation Canada...............34
McMaster Manufacturing
Research Institute............................34
Mega Mold International Inc...............34
Megatel Inc.........................................34
Memex Automation Inc......................34
Metric Mold (1983) Inc.......................34
MicroMetric Ltd..................................34
Modern Tool Ltd.*...............................34
NACHI Canada Inc..............................34
Narmco Group (The)...........................34
NeoVision Technology Inc...................34
New Era Tool & Die Ltd.......................35
O S G Canada Ltd...............................35
OMAX Corporation..............................35
Omni Tool Ltd......................................35
Progressive Solutions
Tool & Die Ltd..................................35
Prothane Ltd.......................................35
Ramstar Carbide Tool Inc...................35
Rapid EDM Inc....................................35
Rapid Machining 2000.......................35
Redoe Mold Company Ltd..................35
Reliable Mold Services.......................35
Rice Tool & Manufacturing Inc...........35
RME Inc..............................................35
Robust Gear & Industries Inc..............35
Rotacan..............................................35
Royal Feed Screws Inc.......................36
Russell Tool & Die Ltd.........................36
S W Machines....................................36
Sabre Machine Tool Inc......................36
Samco Machinery Ltd........................36
Sandvik Canada Inc. –
Coromant Div...................................36
Schmolz+Bickenbach
Canada Inc.......................................36
Schuller Machine & Tool Ltd...............36
Sciens Industries Inc..........................36
Seco Tools Canada Inc.......................36
Severance Tools of Canada Ltd..........36
SGS Tool Company.............................36
Sigma Engineering (Windsor) Inc.......36
Signature Tool Inc...............................36
Sirco Machinery Company Ltd...........36
Solaxis Ingenious
Manufacturing Inc...........................36
Special Machining Company Inc........36
Stema Punch & Die Inc......................36
Tailored Insurance Services Inc..........36
Technicut Tool Inc...............................36
Thomas Wire Die Ltd..........................37
Tipco Inc.............................................37
Top Grade Molds Ltd..........................37
Trimar Machine Inc.............................37
True North Molds Ltd..........................37
Tungaloy America Inc.........................37
Tycos Tool & Die.................................37
Ultra Machine Sales Co. Ltd...............37
Unique Tool & Gauge Inc....................37
University of Windsor..........................37
Valiant Machine & Tool Inc.................37
Walter Canada Inc..............................37
Wentworth Mold Ltd...........................37
Whitfield Welding Inc..........................37
Development Commission.................37
Woodbine Tool & Die
Manufacturing Ltd...........................37
XL Tool Inc..........................................37
* denotes members with multiple locations
SPECIALTY HIGHLIGHT:
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
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SPECIAL SECTION:
CTMA Members’ Capability Index
TOOL & DIE MANUFACTURERS
Aarkel Tool & Die Inc...................................28
Anchor Danly..............................................28
Anderdon Machine Tool &
Manufacturing Inc...................................29
Answer Precision.......................................29
Armo Tool Ltd.............................................29
Bolzano Tool & Die Company Ltd...............29
Bowman Precision Tooling.........................29
Burloak Tool & Die Ltd................................29
Cana-Datum Moulds Ltd............................29
Classic Tool & Die (1986) Inc......................30
ComPuTool Gauge & Fixture Inc.................30
Concept Tooling & Manufacturing..............30
Dayton Lamina...........................................31
Densmore Tool & Die Works Ltd.................31
Diemedic Tool & Machine..........................31
Diescan Tool Inc..........................................31
Dilast Tool & Die Ltd...................................31
Duradie Technologies Inc...........................31
Electromac Group (The).............................31
FBT Inc........................................................31
G. S. Die & Design Inc.................................32
Glider Guard Tool & Die Inc.........................32
J & C Tool & Die Ltd....................................33
Jahn Engineering Ltd.................................33
Kapco Tool & Die Ltd..................................33
LT & D Tool & Die Inc..................................33
Lumar Machining & Manufacturing Ltd.....33
Manor Tool & Die Ltd..................................34
Massiv Die-Form (Div. of Magna)...............34
Narmco Group (The)...................................34
New Era Tool & Die Ltd...............................35
Progressive Solutions Tool & Die Ltd..........35
Rice Tool & Manufacturing Inc...................35
Russell Tool & Die Ltd.................................36
Sabre Machine Tool Inc..............................36
Sigma Engineering (Windsor) Inc...............36
Signature Tool Inc.......................................36
Thomas Wire Die Ltd..................................37
Tipco Inc.....................................................37
Valiant Machine & Tool Inc.........................37
Whitfield Welding Inc..................................37
Woodbine Tool & Die Manufacturing Ltd...37
X L Tool Inc.................................................37
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MOULD MANUFACTURERS
Aarkel Tool & Die Inc...................................28
Active Industrial Solutions..........................28
Aluminum Mold & Pattern Ltd....................28
Amerjy Tool & Mould..................................28
Anchor Danly..............................................29
Calframax Technologies Inc.......................29
Canada Mold Technology Inc.....................29
Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing Ltd.............29
Circle 5 Tool & Mold Inc..............................30
Compact Mould Ltd....................................30
Crest Mold Technology Ltd.........................30
Cutting-Edge Technologies........................31
Exco Engineering Ltd..................................31
FGL Precision Works Ltd............................31
Garrtech Inc................................................32
H. J. Machine & Pattern Ltd........................32
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Hallink RSB Inc...........................................32
LT&D Tool & Die Inc....................................33
Mega Mold International Inc.......................34
Metric Mold (1983) Inc...............................34
NeoVision Technology Inc...........................34
Prothane Ltd...............................................35
Redoe Mold Company Ltd..........................35
Top Grade Molds Ltd..................................37
True North Molds Ltd..................................37
Tycos Tool & Die.........................................37
Unique Tool & Gauge Inc............................37
Wentworth Mold Ltd...................................37
PRECISION MACHINING / EQUIVALENT
SERVICES
Advanced Machining Services Inc.............28
Airtronic Metal & Machine Parts Ltd..........28
Anchor Danly..............................................29
Anchor Danly Fabrications.........................29
Böhler-Uddeholm Ltd.................................29
Burloak Technologies Inc............................29
C. M. Morris Design Ltd..............................29
Camatech Inc.............................................29
Cambridge Heat Treating Inc......................29
Custom Concepts Machining.....................30
Cutting-Edge Technologies........................31
Dayton Lamina...........................................31
Ellwood Specialty Metals...........................31
E-W Metal Works (1993) Inc......................31
FBT Inc........................................................31
H. Beck Machinery Ltd...............................32
Harbour Technologies Ltd...........................32
Hartford Technology Ltd.............................32
Harvan Engineering Ltd..............................32
Hibar Systems Ltd......................................32
Hope Aero Propeller & Components Inc.....33
J & C Tool & Die Ltd....................................33
Jancox Metal Products Inc.........................33
Kytech Machine Works Ltd.........................33
Lindham Industries Ltd...............................33
Lumar Machining & Manufacturing Ltd.....33
MicroMetric Ltd..........................................34
Omni Tool Ltd..............................................35
Prothane Ltd...............................................35
Rapid EMD Inc............................................35
Rapid Machining 2000...............................35
Reliable Mold Services...............................35
Robust Gear & Industries Inc......................35
Rotacan......................................................35
Royal Feed Screws Inc...............................36
Sabre Machine Tool Inc..............................36
Samco Machinery Ltd................................36
Schmolz+Bickenbach Canada Inc.............36
Schuller Machine & Tool Ltd.......................36
Sciens Industries Inc..................................36
Special Machining Company Inc................36
Stema Punch & Die Inc..............................36
Technicut Tool Inc.......................................36
Thomas Wire Die Ltd..................................37
Tipco Inc.....................................................37
X L Tool Inc.................................................37
GAUGES, FIXTURES & GENERAL TOOLING
A. V. Gauge & Fixture Inc.............................28
Advanced Machining Services Inc.............28
Airtronic Metal & Machine Parts Ltd..........28
Ammco Industrial Equipment Ltd...............28
Anchor Danly..............................................29
Anchor Danly Fabrications.........................29
Armo Tool Ltd.............................................29
Century Tools & Machinery Ltd..................30
Classic Tool & Die (1986) Inc......................30
Comber Tool & Mold Eng. Inc.....................30
ComPuTool Gauge & Fixture Inc.................30
Dayton Lamina...........................................31
FBT Inc........................................................31
Inspection Air Gauge Ltd............................33
Jancox Metal Products Inc.........................33
LT&D Tool & Die Inc....................................33
Omni Tool Ltd..............................................35
Russell Tool & Die Ltd.................................36
Solaxis Ingenious Manufacturing Inc.........36
Tipco Inc.....................................................37
X L Tool Inc.................................................37
RAPID PROTOTYPING & ADDITIVE
MANUFACTURERS
Cimetrix Solutions Inc.................................30
Glider Guard Tool & Die..............................32
Prothane Ltd...............................................35
PATTERN & MODELMAKING
Massiv Die-Form (Div. of Magna)...............34
MACHINE TOOL BUILDERS
C. M. Morris Design Ltd..............................29
CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd............................30
Eagle Press & Equipment Co. Ltd...............31
Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc.......................31
LT&D Tool & Die Inc....................................33
Mazak Corporation Canada.......................34
Megatel Inc.................................................34
Modern Tool Ltd..........................................34
OMAX Corporation......................................35
Omni Tool Ltd..............................................35
S W Machines............................................36
Trimar Machine Inc.....................................37
AUTOMATION & ROBOTIC EQUIPMENT
Absolute Industrial Management...............28
Armo Tool Ltd.............................................29
CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd............................30
Inspection Air Gauge Ltd............................33
Memex Automation Inc..............................34
Omni Tool Ltd..............................................35
Trimar Machine Inc.....................................37
Woodbine Tool & Die Manufacturing Ltd....37
CARBIDE CUTTING TOOLS
Clarkson-Osborn Tools Ltd.........................30
Dormer Pramet..........................................31
Epic Tool Inc................................................31
Greenfield Industries Inc.............................32
Guhring Corporation...................................32
Horn USA, Inc. – Canadian Operations......33
Ingersoll Cutting Tools................................33
ISCAR Tools Inc...........................................33
KBC Tools & Machinery..............................33
KOMET of Canada Tooling Solutions ULC..33
NACHI Canada Inc......................................34
O S G Canada Ltd.......................................35
Ramstar Carbide Tool Inc...........................35
RME Inc......................................................35
Sandvik Canada Inc. – Coromant Div.........36
SPECIAL SECTION:
Seco Tools Canada Inc...............................36
Severance Tools of Canada Ltd..................36
SGS Tool Company.....................................36
Tungaloy America Inc.................................37
Walter Canada Inc......................................37
HIGH-SPEED STEEL CUTTING TOOLS
Clarkson-Osborn Tools Ltd.........................30
Dormer Pramet..........................................31
Greenfield Industries Inc.............................32
Ingersoll Cutting Tools................................33
NACHI Canada Inc......................................34
O S G Canada Ltd.......................................35
Tipco Inc.....................................................37
Walter Canada Inc......................................37
DIAMOND CUTTING TOOLS
Graff Diamond Products Ltd.......................32
Horn USA, Inc. – Canadian Operations......33
KOMET of Canada Tooling
Solutions ULC..........................................33
Omni Tool Ltd..............................................35
Rotacan......................................................35
Woodbine Tool & Die Manufacturing Ltd....37
ASSOCIATES & SUPPLIERS
3D Systems / Cimatron Group...................28
BDC – Business Development Bank of
Canada....................................................29
Böhler-Uddeholm Ltd.................................29
Cambridge Heat Treating Inc......................29
Cimetrix Solutions Inc.................................30
Delcam.......................................................31
Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc.......................31
Ellwood Specialty Metals...........................31
Genius Solutions.........................................32
Graff Diamond Products Ltd.......................32
HUB International Ontario Ltd.....................33
In-House Solutions Inc...............................33
Javelin Technologies Inc.............................33
Longterm Technology Services Inc............33
Mazak Corporation Canada.......................34
McMaster Manufacturing
Research Institute...................................34
Megatel Inc.................................................34
Modern Tool Ltd..........................................34
OMAX Corporation......................................35
Rotacan......................................................35
S W Machines............................................36
Schmolz+Bickenbach Canada Inc.............36
Sirco Machinery Company Ltd...................36
Tailored Insurance Services Inc..................36
Tipco Inc.....................................................37
Ultra Machine Sales Co. Ltd.......................37
University of Windsor..................................37
WindsorEssex Economic
Development Corporation.......................37
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ENGINEERING & DESIGN
3D Systems / Cimatron Group...................28
Compact Mould Ltd....................................30
FBT Inc........................................................31
Harvan Engineering Ltd..............................32
Mega Mold International Inc.......................34
MicroMetric Ltd..........................................34
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3D SYSTEMS / CIMATRON GROUP
Hari Sridharan
41700 Gardenbrook Road
Suite 100
Novi, MI, USA 48375
Tel: (248) 596-9700
Fax: (248) 596-9741
[email protected]
www.cimatrontech.com
Number of employees: 16
Capabilities: Cimatron develops an integrated
CAD/CAM software solution for toolmakers and
manufacturers of discrete parts, which provides full
associativity across the manufacturing process from
quoting, through design, and up to delivery. The
solutions include mould and die quoting, mould
design, die design, EDM electrode, wire-EDM, 2.5-5
axis NC for tooling, and 5-axis milling.
A.V. GAUGE & FIXTURE INC.
Antosh Pieniazek
4000 Del Duca Drive, R.R. #1
Oldcastle, ON N0R 1L0
Tel: (519) 737-7677
Fax: (519) 737-7844
[email protected]
www.avgauge.com
Number of employees: 219
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008 & ISO/IEC 17025
Accredited
Capabilities: A.V. Gauge & Fixture Inc., established
in 1985, near Windsor, ON, is one of the largest
fixture shops in North America and provides stateof-the-art design, build and certification capabilities
required for the production of high quality checking
fixtures for the stamping, plastics and machining
industries.
AARKEL TOOL & DIE INC.
Larry Delacy
17 Elm Drive South
Wallaceburg, ON N8A 5E6
Tel: (519) 358-5830
Fax: (519) 627-5925
[email protected]
www.aarkel.com
Number of Employees: 140
Quality Standards: ISO 9001
Capabilities: Extensive knowledge and years
of experience in the design and manufacture
of aluminum, magnesium and plastic injection
tooling of any size and complexity. Local presence
and global resources providing high-quality,
cost-effective options, whether it is aluminum
or steel tooling. Proprietary tool design software
and dedicated personnel help Aarkel Tool &
Die achieve industry best lead times. Stationed
in-house program managers offer the latest in
technical innovation and extensive experience to
our customers.
ABSOLUTE INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Mark Rossi
5265 Burke Street
Windsor, ON N9A 6J3
Tel: (519) 737-0497
Fax: (866) 536-7566
[email protected]
www.absoluteind.com
Capabilities: Absolute Industrial Management is a
full-service automation company. It designs, builds
and manufactures equipment for the automotive,
food, pulp and paper, and general manufacturing
industries.
ACTIVE INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS
David Read
2155 North Talbot Road
Windsor, ON N9Y 3Y2
Tel: (519) 737-1341
Fax: (519) 737-6941
[email protected]
www.activeindustrialsolutions.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008
Capabilities: AIS engineers, manufactures and
services plastic injection moulds, sophisticated
automation and secondary processing equipment
and specialty machined components. Working in
partnership with leading OEMs and manufacturers,
the company’s diverse product offering has a broad
range of applications in automotive, oil and gas,
aerospace and other industries with applicable
needs.
ADVANCED MACHINING SERVICES INC.
Normand Marcoux
3232 Electricity Drive
Windsor, ON N8W 5J1
Tel: (519) 944-3433
Fax: (519) 974-6266
[email protected]
www.advancedmachiningservices.com
Capabilities: Precision machining of super alloys
including 718 inconel and 17-4SS and titanium,
primarily for the oil and gas sector. Other services
include wire-cutting EDM, spark drilling, laser part
making and small part heat treating.
AIRTRONIC METAL & MACHINE PARTS LTD.
Ramon P. Garcia
22 Golden Gate Court
Toronto, ON M1P 3A5
Tel: (416) 298-9299
Fax: (416) 298-2731
[email protected]
www.airtronic.com
Capabilities: Airtronic was founded in 1975 and
subsequently established an excellent reputation
as a supplier of very high quality machined parts
for many high-tech industries. Airtronic offers a
complete manufacturing facility to accommodate
short runs, prototypes, tooling, customer orders
and high-volume production from raw materials to
finished product.
ALUMINUM MOLD & PATTERN LTD.
Susan Beamish
15 Vanley Crescent
North York, ON M3J 2B7
Tel: (416) 749-3000
Fax: (416) 749-4701
[email protected]
www.seatmold.com
Capabilities: Aluminum Mold and Pattern
(AMP) has more than 40 years’ experience as
both a machine shop and an aluminum foundry.
The company has operations for the design
and manufacture of tooling for plastic products:
engineering, CAD/CAM, pattern shop, inspection,
mould and fixture fabrication. The company’s many
high-speed machining centres run around the clock,
seven days per week to meet customers’ demands
quickly and accurately. The company also has a
foundry and plant in Saltillo, Mexico.
AMERJY TOOL & MOULD
Jay Garden
333 Green Road, Unit 3
Stoney Creek, ON L8E 2B1
Tel: (905) 662-6464
Fax: (905) 662-5393
[email protected]
www.amerjy.ca
Capabilities: Amerjy Tool & Mould is an injection
mould manufacturer specializing in high alloy
aluminum moulds for 10- to 750-ton injection
moulding machines. Its moulds are typically for
high-volume automotive and medical components.
The company’s strengths include on-site designing
and troubleshooting and very fast turnaround for
new tooling and repair work.
AMMCO INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT LTD.
Gary Avery
43 Wentworth Court, Unit 1
Brampton, ON L6T 5K6
Tel: (905) 790-7679
Fax: (905) 790-7687
[email protected]
www.ammco-ind.com
Capabilities: Ammco Industrial Equipment
Ltd., established in 1956, specializes in supplying
metalworking tools and tooling components to all
sectors of Canadian manufacturing.
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ANCHOR DANLY
Paul Brisebois
2590 Ouellette Avenue
Windsor, ON N8X 1L7
Tel: (519) 966-4431
Fax: (519) 972-6862
[email protected]
www.anchordanly.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001; ISO 14001
Capabilities: Anchor Danly is a leader in the die
set and metal manufactured products industry.
Specializing in CNC flame cutting, stress relieving,
blanchard grinding and CNC boring mill work.
Anchor Danly is an exclusive Canadian distributor
for the complete line of die and mould components
featuring Lamina, Lempco, Danly IEM components
and die springs. With a complete inventory of
mild steel plate, from ¼” thickness through 16”
thickness, the company has metal fabrications for
mining, construction, machine build, forestry and
other custom applications. It also has custom cast
iron and cast steel die sets, plates and machine
bases. The company has increased CNC machine
capacity, with installation of Awea 4025 (30 x 98 x
157 capacity) in Cambridge, ON and a SNK RB –
6VM (80 x 137 x 236) in Windsor, ON.
ANCHOR DANLY
John Lammers
311 Pinebush Road
Cambridge, ON N1T 1B2
Tel: (519) 740-3060
Fax: (519) 740-8213
[email protected]
(All other information—website, number of
employees, quality standards and capabilities—is the
same as the Anchor Danly Windsor location.)
ANCHOR DANLY
Richard Deschamps
1450, rue Alphonse D. Roy
Montreal, QC H1C 2K8
Tel: (514) 525-5560
Fax: (514) 525-7835
[email protected]
employees, quality standards and capabilities—is the
same as the Anchor Danly Windsor location.)
ANCHOR DANLY FABRICATIONS
Carl Powers
95 Lyon Avenue North
P.O. Box 790
Tilbury , ON N0P 2L0
Tel: (519) 682-0470
Fax: (519) 682-3616
[email protected]
www.anchordanly.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001; ISO 14001 and CWB
Certified
Capabilities: Custom quality steel/aluminum
fabrications and machining. Profile cut, plasma cut
and ground plate in A36/44W/1045/4140 (10 ga.
to 12” thickness). Aluminum and steel fixture bases,
plate straightening presses to 600-ton (straightens
up to 5” plate). Sediment removal systems for
grinding operations; stress relieving; annealing; plate
forming; and grinding up to 144”. CNC capacity up
to 80 x 137 x 236 in our Windsor, ON facility for all
of your fabrication machining needs.
ANDERDON MACHINE TOOL &
MANUFACTURING INC.
Philip Gagnon Jr.
5170 Ure Street
Tel: (519) 737-6246
Fax: (519) 737-9871
[email protected]
www.anderdontool.com
Capabilities: Build/design line, progressive, transfer
dies for the auto industry; CMM measurement of
checking fixtures.
ANSWER PRECISION
Dave Henning
146 Otonabee Drive
Kitchener, ON N2C 1L6
Tel: (519) 748-0079
Fax: (519) 748-0081
[email protected]
www.answerprecision.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008; AS9100B
Capabilities: Answer Precision is a manufacturing
technology center, providing premium quality
products and assemblies from design to build
to inspection. Servicing automotive, aerospace,
medical and energy sectors, Answer Precision
is a supplier of gauging/checking fixtures, close
tolerance and complex multi-axis machining,
tooling and automation equipment. Its climate
controlled laboratory provides reverse engineering,
digitizing, part layouts, GR&R’s and gauge
inspections. Answer Precision is an approved
supplier to Toyota, Chrysler and Air Canada.
ARMO TOOL LTD.
Ben Whitney
9827 Longwoods Road, R.R. #32
London, ON N6P 1P2
Tel: (519) 652-3700
Fax: (519) 652-6231
[email protected]
www.armotool.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001/2008
Capabilities: Armo is a provider of precision
tooling, custom automation and stamping dies to a
wide variety of industries. The company’s 40 years of
building long-term relationships with manufacturing
companies throughout the world is based on a
focus on service and repeatable quality.
BDC – BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK OF
CANADA
Shaun Rath
121 King Street West
Suite 1200
Toronto, ON M5H 3T9
Tel: (416) 952-1299
Fax: (905) 988-2890
[email protected]
www.bdc.ca
Number of Employees: 2,000
Capabilities: BDC offers business loans for projects
and working capital to protect cash flow. BDC
also offers money for established or high-growth
companies looking to finance a new project or
business transition.
BÖHLER-UDDEHOLM LTD.
Jamie McIntosh
2595 Meadowvale Boulevard
Mississauga, ON L5N 7Y3
Tel: (905) 812-9440
Fax: (905) 812-8658
[email protected]
www.bucanada.ca
Quality Standards: ISO 9001; Nadcap for Heat
Treat AS9100
Capabilities: Böhler-Uddeholm is a global
manufacturer and distributor of the highest quality
tool, die and mould steel. With facilities across
Canada to serve you, the company offers services
including saw cutting, machining, grinding,
vacuum heat treatment, and PVD coatings. Contact
Böhler-Uddeholm today at (800) 665-8335 and
find out why the company is “Known for Quality,
Remembered for Service.”
BOLZANO TOOL & DIE COMPANY LTD.
Chris Nikita
5185 Hennin Drive
Tel: (519) 737-6682
Fax: (519) 737-1669
[email protected]
www.bolzanotool.com
Capabilities: Bolzano Tool & Die Co. Ltd. has been
serving the tool and die industry for 40 years. From
the beginning, Bolzano has built and maintained
a reputation for on-time delivery, competitive
pricing, commitment to quality, and knowledgeable
customer service. The company’s capabilities include
die design, die building and tryout (including large
multiple blank dies); die improvement, repair and
rework; large capacity CNC (5-axis high-speed
machining and 3-axis machining); soft tooling;
prototyping; and specialty services (in-die tapping,
clinching nuts and bolts and toggle locking parts).
BOWMAN PRECISION TOOLING
Jamie Bowman
55 Sinclair Boulevard
Brantford, ON N3S 7X6
Tel: (519) 752-6533
Fax: (519) 752-0672
[email protected]
www.jpbowmantool.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008; S.P.C.; AQAP 5
Capabilities: Established in 1948, Bowman
Precision Tooling has grown to become a leading
solutions provider of metal stamping dies for the
global automotive industry. The company has
extensive experience in the design, build and tool
proving of mid- to large-stamping dies up to 2,500
tons and focuses on dual-phase, multi-phase,
HSLA and aluminum materials with the most
challenging geometries and tolerances. Bowman
Precision Tooling continues to succeed due to
its commitment to continuous improvement,
innovative engineering, team work and dedication
to quality.
BURLOAK TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Peter Adams
354 MacNab Street
Dundas, ON L9H 2L2
Tel: (905) 592-0244
Fax: (905) 627-0240
[email protected]
www.burloaktech.com
Quality Standards: AS9100 & ISO 9001:2008
Capabilities: Canada’s only 3D additive
manufacturing service provider offering metal and
plastic using best in class DMLS & SLS technologies
together with CNC machining for 3-, 4- and 5-axis
milling, 4-axis turning, 4-axis wire EDM, CMM,
reverse engineering and 3D modeling capabilities.
BURLOAK TOOL & DIE LTD.
Les Rackham
3121 Mainway Drive
Burlington, ON L7M 1A4
Tel: (905) 331-6838
Fax: (905) 331-6833
[email protected]
www.burloaktool.com
Capabilities: Capabilities include die design and
build; metal stampings to 2,000-ton; EDM; CNC
machining; general machining; fabrication; machine
build; CAD-CAM; and custom waterjet machining.
C.M. MORRIS DESIGN LTD.
Tony Tersigni
103 Steeles Avenue East
Units 1, 2 & 3
Milton, ON L9T 4K6
Tel: (905) 878-0578
Fax: (905) 878-0451
[email protected]
www.cmmorris.com
Quality Standards: Internal Inspection
Capabilities: C.M. Morris Design has been in
the business of designing and building production
machinery and parts for more than 44 years. The
company ensures the standards of its people,
resources, and production machinery meet
the quality and timing demands of customers.
Innovative, cost-effective manufacturing solutions
make all the difference in the world.
CALFRAMAX TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Raymond Little
3700 Del Duca Drive
Tel: (519) 737-9990
Fax: (519) 737-9992
[email protected]
www.calframax.com
Quality Standards: CT-PAT/PIP
Capabilities: Calframax Technologies
manufactures and repairs moulds. Since opening in
1995, Calframax has made a place for itself being
a market leader for its industrial containers, food
packaging containers and horticultural products. Its
in-house plastic injection presses allow Calframax to
test all moulds extensively for customer satisfaction
as well as research and development options.
CAMATECH INC.
Edward Smith
20 Commerce Crescent
Acton, ON L7J 2X3
Tel: (519) 853-2699
Fax: (519) 853-2707
[email protected]
www.camatech.ca
Quality Standards: AS9100 (C); Controlled Goods
Capabilities: Precision CNC machining of general
aviation, alternative fuel and test equipment
components.
CAMBRIDGE HEAT TREATING INC.
Peter Robbins
753 Bishop Street North
Cambridge, ON N3H 2K8
Tel: (519) 653-7002
Fax: (519) 653-5590
[email protected]
www.cambridgeheattreating.com
Capabilities: Cambridge Heat Treating services
include vacuum heat treating 48” x 48” x 60” with
10 bar quench capabilities. Large component stress
relieving with crane capacity up to 100 tons. Ion
nitriding, gas nitriding, plasma nitriding and DLC
coating. Batch carburizing and neutral hardening
up to 60” x 60” x 36”. The company also provides
normalizing, annealing, feretic nitrocarburizing,
solution annealing, and aging to stainless steels and
aluminum.
CANADA MOLD TECHNOLOGY INC.
Riki Iwano
1075 Ridgeway Road
Woodstock, ON N4V 1E3
Tel: (519) 421-0711
Fax: (519) 421-0706
[email protected]
www.canada-mold.com
Capabilities: In 1989, six Japanese companies
founded Canada Mold Technology Inc. (CMT).
CMT was created to design, build and maintain
both prototype and production plastics injection
moulds. Using advanced mould-making technology,
CMT is able to reduce costs and timing, giving
customers a superior product in the increasingly
competitive world of the automotive industry.
CANA-DATUM MOULDS LTD.
Randy Barton
55 Goldthorne Avenue
Etobicoke, ON M8Z 5S7
Tel: (416) 252-1212
Fax: (416) 252-3539
[email protected]
www.cana-datum.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008 with Design
Capabilities: Cana-Datum designs, engineers and
manufactures high-pressure die-casting moulds and
permanent moulds, specializing in large precision
tooling over 15 tons for the non-ferrous light
metal casting industry serving major automotive
customers globally. Cana-Datum employs advanced
processes and technology fully compatible with
each client’s in-house development tools and offers
complete thixomoulding services.
CAVALIER TOOL & MANUFACTURING LTD.
Brenda Quint
3450 Wheelton Drive
Windsor, ON N8W 5A7
Tel: (519) 944-2144
Fax: (519) 944-2486
[email protected]
www.cavaliertool.com
Capabilities: Cavalier Tool was established in
1975 and is a respected global manufacturer of
mid- to large-size moulds. Cavalier designs and
builds moulds for widely diverse applications,
including products for the automotive, commercial,
recreational and domestic industries. Whether your
needs are injection, structural foam, gas assist, multishot, thermoset, prototype or compression moulds,
Cavalier Tool has the solution.
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CENTERLINE (WINDSOR) LTD.
Steve Renaud
415 Morton Drive
Windsor, ON N9J 3T8
Tel: (519) 734-8464
Fax: (519) 734-6497
[email protected]
www.cntrline.com
Capabilities: CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd. is
a recognized industry leader in the design,
manufacture and supply of custom automated
manufacturing and assembly systems, satisfying
a full range of welding, metal forming and cold
gas-dynamic spray applications for the automotive,
transportation, aerospace and defense industries.
With more than 50 years of experience, CenterLine
is a proven integrator with a wide range of process
competencies. With operations in Canada, USA,
Mexico, Brazil, Germany, India and Romania,
CenterLine is ideally suited to assisting customers
maintain their competitive advantage throughout
many international markets.
CENTURY TOOLS & MACHINERY LTD.
Steve Watson
425 Superior Boulevard
Unit 4
Mississauga, ON L5T 2W5
Tel: (905) 795-1999
Fax: (905) 795-9808
[email protected]
www.centurytools.com
Capabilities: Century Tools is a specialized
distributor of tooling components, toggle clamps,
hoist rings, drill bushings, lifting points and
machinery mounts, cutting tools and abrasives.
Century Tools is Canada’s largest stocking supplier
for Carr Lane Manufacturing, DESTACO, American
Drill Bushing, and All American Products.
CIMETRIX SOLUTIONS INC.
James Janeteas
1143 Wentworth Street West
Suite 100
Oshawa, ON L1J 8P7
Tel: (905) 728-6962
Fax: (905) 728-6780
[email protected]
www.cimetrixsolutions.com
Capabilities: Cimetrix Solutions Inc. is a leading
provider of additive manufacturing solutions (3D
printers), serving the design and manufacturing
communities across Canada. Cimetrix specializes
in supporting high requirement manufacturing
applications such as high performance prototypes,
tooling and end-use parts. The company
complements its solutions with prototype, design
and manufacturing services.
CIRCLE 5 TOOL & MOLD INC.
Saylo Lam
485 Silver Creek Industrial Drive
Lakeshore, ON N8N 4W2
Tel: (519) 727-6400
Fax: (519) 727-6499
[email protected]
www.circle5tool.com
Capabilities: Circle 5 Tool & Mold is a world-class
supplier of injection-moulded solutions serving
the automotive and non-automotive industries.
The company’s 36,000 sq. ft. facility enables it to
build production and prototype injection moulds
that range from 50T-2500T. With in-house design,
CNC, EDM departments and extensive cooperative
offshore programs through its affiliates in China and
Malaysia, Circle 5 Tool & Mold Inc. is a member
of the Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier
Council.
CENTURY TOOLS & MACHINERY LTD.
Shannon Fotheringham
1111 Stellar Drive, Unit 3
Newmarket, ON L3Y 7B8
Tel: (800) 268-3523
Fax: (888) 795-9808
[email protected]
(All other information—website, quality standards
and capabilities—is the same as the Century Tools &
Machinery Ltd. Mississauga location.)
SPECIALTY HIGHLIGHT:
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
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CLARKSON-OSBORN TOOLS LTD.
Aaron Badgley
25 Hansen Road South
Brampton, ON L6W 3H8
Tel: (905) 453-4680
Fax: (905) 453-2575
[email protected]
www.clarkson-osborn.com
Capabilities: Clarkson-Osborn offers the largest
range of HSS and carbide rotary metal cutting tools
in Canada. Brands include the Blue Wizard family
of machine taps, Two-Tone multiple application
drills, and the Hyper line of maintenance products.
Clarkson-Osborn products are sold exclusively
through local, independent, authorized distributors.
CLASSIC TOOL & DIE (1986) INC.
Adriano Oppio
2325 Olympia Drive
Windsor, ON N0R 1L0
Tel: (519) 737-6618
Fax: (519) 737-1642
[email protected]
www.classic-tool.com
Capabilities: Classic Tool & Die was founded
in 1978 by Ivo Oppio (an Italian immigrant). His
passion for creative design and quality craftsmanship
were the winning combination for future successes.
Continuous advancements in technology have
made Classic the internationally renowned
corporation it is today. Classic designs and builds
the tools for parts supplied to all major automotive
companies. It is a 100 per cent Canadian, familyowned-and-operated manufacturing business.
COMPACT MOULD LTD.
Miguel Petrucci
120 Haist Avenue
Woodbridge, ON L4L 5V4
Tel: (905) 851-7724
Fax: (905) 851-7548
[email protected]
www.compactmould.com
Capabilities: Compact Mould Ltd. is a Canadianbased manufacturer of high-quality extrusion blow
moulds, stretch blow moulds, and injection stretch
blow moulds. The company offers a full range of
services, including pre-form and bottle design,
mould design, prototype tooling, high-volume
production tooling, as well as mould repairs,
maintenance and modifications.
COMPUTOOL GAUGE & FIXTURE INC.
Tom Gagnon
5180 Ure Street
Tel: (519) 737-6246
Fax: (519) 737-9871
[email protected]
www.computoolgauge.com
Capabilities: ComPuTool Gauge & Fixture
specialize in manual operator-controlled gauges and
fixtures. The company’s gauges are used to inspect
metal stamped parts, machined parts, plastic parts
and part assemblies. Types of fixtures include CMM
positioning/holding fixtures; SPC fixtures; attribute
checking fixtures; environmental inspection gauges;
assembly checking fixtures; cooling fixtures; welding
fixtures and jigs. The company will build to your
general or specific gauge and fixture specifications.
CONCEPT TOOLING AND MANUFACTURING
Doug McNair
150 Bradwick Drive, Unit 25
Concord, ON L4K 4M7
Tel: (905) 660-1600
Fax: (905) 660-1731
[email protected]
www.concepttooling.com
Capabilities: Serving the metal stamping industry
for 23 years, Concept Tooling & Manufacturing
designs, builds and samples small to large
progressive and transfer dies, special jigs and
fixtures. Specialties include an in-house design
department and all manufacturing large capacity
CNC machining/wire EDM, with the capability of
handling multiple part programs.
CREST MOLD TECHNOLOGY LTD.
Ed Bernard
2055 Blackacre Drive
Tel: (519) 737-1546
Fax: (519) 737-1547
[email protected]
www.crestmold.com
Capabilities: Crest Mold Technologies Inc. is a
highly sophisticated design and tooling resource
for complex, tight tolerance, finely detailed and
mechanized, quick cycling moulds built using robot
interface between lights-out machining operations
for everything from multi-shot automotive
components to dunnage pallets for injection
machines from 35 to 3,500 tons.
CUSTOM CONCEPTS MACHINING
Jeff Preston
4 Iroquois Road, Unit 5
Leamington, ON N8H 3V7
Tel: (519) 325-0804
[email protected]
www.customconceptscanada.ca
Capabilities: Custom Concepts offers many
machining, welding and CNC services. Its
experience and talent gives the company the ability
to complete all types of jobs for many industries
and the company prides itself on this fact. Custom
Concepts Machining also prides itself on the high
standards of workmanship that comes with every
job it completes, providing customers with quality
and precision to meet the challenge of their project
and completing projects on time and within
budget. State-of-the-art equipment for fabricating,
machining, welding and CNC ensure projects will
be completed to specification.
SPECIAL SECTION:
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES
Sean O’Neil
3230 Moynahan Street
Windsor, ON N0R 1L0
Tel: (519) 737-9966
Fax: (519) 737-9901
[email protected]
www.cuttingedgetech.ca
Capabilities: Cutting-Edge Technologies can
provide a full range of specialty machine shop
services including grinding, drilling, 3-5 axis highprecision machining. The company can provide
one-off prototype details or smaller production
runs as required. Use of SHOPTALK software allows
the company to fully customize information and
track real-time status of each job. Whether your
outsource needs are highly complex cavity details,
mould components, interchangeable sub-inserts,
replacement cavities, special purpose machine
details or automation components, Cutting-Edge
Technologies can fulfill your needs!
DAYTON LAMINA
Alan Kiely
861 Rowntree Dairy Road
Woodbridge, ON L4L 5W3
Tel: (905) 264-2445
Fax: (905) 264-1071
[email protected]
www.daytonlamina.com
Capabilities: Dayton Lamina is a global
manufacturer of precision metal stamping
components, including wear components, cams
and die springs.
DELCAM
Mary Shaw
3280 Electricity Drive
Windsor, ON N8W 5J1
Tel: (877) 335-2261
Fax: (519) 974-8170
[email protected]
www.delcam.com
Capabilities: Delcam offers CADCAM software
either as a complete solution, including
customization to meet specific requirements, or as
a series of best-in-class, stand-alone products. The
products range includes PowerSHAPE or ArtCAM
for designing and modeling to PowerINSPECT
for inspection to manufacturing with PowerMILL,
FeatureCAM or PartMaker/SwissCAM; along
with specialist products for dental, orthotics and
footwear. Whatever your industry—aerospace,
automotive, medical, packaging or general job
shop—your manufacturing requirements can be
met with Delcam software.
DENSMORE TOOL & DIE WORKS LTD.
Jeff LaPlante
P.O. Box 308
2 Hiscott Street
St. Catharines, ON L2R 6T7
Tel: (905) 684-3113
Fax: (905) 684-6361
[email protected]
www.densmoretool.com
Capabilities: Densmore Tool, established
since 1956, is located in St. Catharines, ON.
The company designs (Autodesk Inventor) and
manufactures precision dies, gauges, fixtures,
balance/welding chucks and container tooling.
CNC-equipped for turning, milling, wire and sink
EDM, surface, cylindrical contour, spline and jig
grinding. Densmore serves many different industries
with a need for quality tooling and/or short run,
high-precision parts.
DIEMEDIC TOOL & MACHINE
Egon Stein
134 Dearborn Place
Waterloo, ON N2J 4N5
Tel: (519) 888-6141
Fax: (519) 888-9018
[email protected]
www.diemedic.com
Capabilities: Diemedic Tool & Machine designs
and builds tools and dies, jigs, fixtures; custom
machining; CNC and EDM wire.
DIESCAN TOOL INC.
Fabian Bertoli
2940 Portland Drive
Oakville, ON L6H 5W8
Tel: (905) 829-1772
Fax: (905) 829-5336
[email protected]
www.diescantool.com
Capabilities: Diescan is a leading manufacturer
of medium to large metal stamping dies.
The company’s goal is to not only meet your
expectations, but to exceed them. Every die is
manufactured to the high standards expected in
today’s automotive market and are designed to
succeed in the harsh environment in which it will
perform.
DILAST TOOL & DIE LTD.
Denny Nedeljkovich
130 Fleming Drive
Cambridge, ON N1T 2B2
Tel: (519) 622-1051
Fax: (519) 622-5129
[email protected]
www.dilast.ca
Capabilities: Dilast specializes in the design and
production of precision tooling. The company
designs and builds progressive extrusion,
compound, transfer and line dies. Its in-house
capabilities include design and simulation,
conventional and CNC machining, wire EDM, press
tryouts and CMM inspections. New to Dilast, the
company now offers 5-Axis laser cutting services.
DORMER PRAMET
Dan Murrell
Unit 3
Mississauga, ON L5N 8C2
Tel: (905) 542-3000
Fax: (905) 542-7000
[email protected]
www.dormertools.com
Capabilities: With competence, dedication
and openness, Dormer has developed into one
of the world’s largest producers of solid carbide
and high-speed steel cutting tools. Brand names
include Dormer, Precision and Union Butterfield.
The company has a full range of products, including
drills, taps, end mills, reamers, dies and milling
cutters.
DURADIE TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Laurence Smith
1940 Clements Road
Pickering, ON L1W 4A1
Tel: (905) 426-9990
Fax: (905) 426-9991
[email protected]
www.duradie.com
Capabilities: Duradie is an ISO 9001-registered,
world-class manufacturer of tooling for the
automotive industry. With the latest in computeraided design, machining and tryout presses up
to 1,250 tons, the company has the ability to
design, build and prove virtually any size of tooling
completely in-house.
EAGLE PRESS & EQUIPMENT CO. LTD.
Mark Polewski
5170 O’Neil Drive
Tel: (519) 737-1593
Fax: (519) 737-1595
[email protected]
www.eaglepresses.com
Capabilities: Eagle designs and manufactures a
complete line of state-of-the-art metal, plastic and
composite forming equipment.
ELECTROMAC GROUP (THE)
Desmond Griffiths
1965 Ambassador Drive
Windsor, ON N9C 3R5
Tel: (519) 969-4632
Fax: (519) 969-2735
[email protected]
www.electromac.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008; TS16949:2009
Capabilities: The Electromac Group excels in all of
the key program facets, including product design,
tooling design and build, forming simulation and
production intent prototyping. The Electromac
Group specializes in the efficient manufacture and
reliable operation of transfer dies, robotic tandem
line dies, progressive dies and press hardening (hot
stamp) tooling.
E-W METAL WORKS (1993) INC.
Dave Mazzocca
1050 Crawford Avenue
Windsor, ON N9A 5C9
Tel: (519) 253-5229
Fax: (519) 253-2006
[email protected]
www.ewmetal.com
Capabilities: E-W Metal Works is a custom
manufacturer / job shop serving the machine tool,
defense and aerospace sectors. The company does
CNC burning and waterjet cutting, CNC turning,
milling and boring, thermal stress relieving, blasting
and grinding. Large capacity to 138” X and 98”
Y. The company is CWB-certified to CSA 47.1 and
47.2, AWS D1.1 and D1.2.
ELLIOTT-MATSUURA CANADA INC.
Frank Haydar
2120 Buckingham Road
Oakville, ON L6H 5X2
Tel: (905) 829-2211
Fax: (905) 829-5600
[email protected]
www.elliottmachinery.com
Capabilities: Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc. is
an industry-leading supplier of quality machine
tools coast-to-coast in Canada. Since 1950, Elliott
has provided complex metal cutting solutions to
meet the challenges of aerospace, automotive,
medical, energy and other industries. Elliott’s
portfolio includes products from Matsuura,
Nakamura, AgieCharmilles, Mikron, Zeis and other
complementary suppliers.
EXCO ENGINEERING LTD.
Jeff Blackburn
1314 Ringwell Drive
Newmarket, ON L3Y 9C6
Tel: (905) 853-8568
Fax: (905) 853-0054
[email protected]
www.excoeng.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001; QS9000
Capabilities: Exco Engineering designs, engineers,
builds, develops and tests die casting dies for large
aluminum and magnesium die cast parts such as
engine blocks, structural parts, transmission cases,
instrument panels, etc.
ELLWOOD SPECIALTY METALS
Mark Roselli
3282 St. Etienne Boulevard
Windsor, ON N8W 5E7
Tel: (519) 944-4411
Fax: (519) 944-4491
[email protected]
www.ess.elwd.com
Capabilities: Ellwood is a fully-integrated
producer and distributor of specialty tool steels. The
company’s goal is to offer quality tool steels and
non-ferrous tooling materials at competitive prices
and on-time deliveries for all of your tool, die and
mould making requirements.
EPIC TOOL INC.
Grant Mackenzie
26 Garden Avenue
Stoney Creek, ON L8E 2Y9
Tel: (905) 664-9531
Fax: (905) 664-2955
[email protected]
www.epictool.ca; www.millstarcanada.com
Capabilities: Epic Tool is a manufacturer of solid
carbide cutting tools of all descriptions.
FBT INC.
Rob Forstinger
413 Lakeshore Road, R.R. #6
St. Catharines, ON L2R 7K6
Tel: (905) 937-3333
Fax: (905) 937-1381
[email protected]
www.fbtinc.ca
Capabilities: FBT Inc. is a precision metal stamping
die manufacturer established in 1945. FBT is
well-equipped to handle a range of work, from
delicate electronics parts to large draw dies. The
company designs and builds metal stamping dies
for the automotive, electric lamination, electronics,
printed circuit board and computer industries.
The company also does a large amount of surface
cylindrical and jig grinding in exotic high-speed
steels and tungsten carbide.
FGL PRECISION WORKS INC.
Tom Meisels
475 Fenmar Drive
Toronto, ON M9L 2R6
Tel: (647) 288-1212
Fax: (647) 288-1224
[email protected]
www.fglmolds.com
Capabilities: FGL Precision Works designs and
builds injection, structural foam, gas assist and
compression moulds weighing as much as 90,000
lbs. for the automotive, construction, consumer,
leisure, trucking, garden furniture, computer
furniture, and material handling markets. Operating
24 hours a day, seven days a week, FGL’s services
include product development, CAD/CAM, EDM,
CNC machining, gun drilling and digitizing.
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SPECIAL SECTION:
G.S. DIE & DESIGN INC.
Tom Cacic
260 Superior Boulevard
Mississauga, ON L5T 2L2
Tel: (905) 670-0388
Fax: (905) 670-7821
[email protected]
www.gsdie.com
Capabilities: G.S. Die & Design Inc. designs/builds
progressive and transfer dies.
GARRTECH INC.
Tony Paget
910 Arvin Avenue
Stoney Creek, ON L8E 5Y8
Tel: (905) 643-6414
Fax: (905) 643-6422
[email protected]
www.garrtech.com
Capabilities: Garrtech provides manufacturing
services for new blow moulds, including part
design, mould design and construction. Garrtech
also provides redesign and mould modifications
to improve part quality functionality and enhance
processing benefits. Due to the company’s many
years of experience, it also provides a consulting
service relative to processing parameters, part
design, and mould modifications and/or repairs.
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GENIUS SOLUTIONS
Julie Bouffard
186, rue de Normandie
Suite 107A
Boucherville, QC J4B 7J1
Tel: (450) 449-0911
Fax: (800) 590-4963
[email protected]
www.geniuserp.com
Quality Standards: Microsoft Gold Certified Partner
Capabilities: Genius Solutions is a leading provider
of manufacturing and enterprise (MRP/ERP)
software for small- to mid-size companies. Genius
Manufacturing provides a flexible, integrated endto-end solution that integrates with most popular
accounting packages. The company’s family of
products, including GeniusWorks for SolidWorks
and Genius Productivity, provides the competitive
edge that allows you to be successful in an often
uncertain marketplace.
GLIDER GUARD TOOL & DIE INC.
Brad Cox
5135 Ure Street, R.R. #1
Tel: (519) 737-7313
Fax: (519) 737-7255
[email protected]
www.gliderguard.com
Capabilities: Glider Guard is a recognized leader in
decorative and surface trim tooling. The company
designs and builds forming dies, injection moulds,
fixtures and gauges, including prototype dies and
moulds. High-speed machining centres, wire EDM
and EDM machines, as well as tryout presses up
to 500 tons.
GRAFF DIAMOND PRODUCTS LTD.
Marianne Vardon
35 Hale Road
Brampton, ON L6W 3J9
Tel: (800) 465-9021
Fax: (905) 457-2267
[email protected]
www.graffdiamond.com
Capabilities: Graff Diamond Products is a
Canadian manufacturer of diamond and CBN
grinding wheels, jig grinding pins, diamond lapping
compounds and dressing tools. Its specialty is
custom-engineered tooling made to customer
specifications. The company’s technical tool
specialists can assist you in getting the right grinding
or cutting tool for your particular application.
GREENFIELD INDUSTRIES INC.
Mike Tusch
1305 Meyerside Drive
Mississauga, ON L5T 1C9
Tel: (905) 696-2300
Fax: (905) 696-8938
[email protected]
www.top-eastern.com
Capabilities: Greenfield Industries markets a full
range of high-speed steel cutting tools, such as
HSS drills, taps, reamers, end mills, counterborers,
countersinks, dies, milling cutters and assembled
threading tools. The company also offers a full
range of round shank solid carbide cutting tools.
A fast delivery service is offered on special taps,
intermediate diameter reamers and stepdrills.
GUHRING CORPORATION
Jim Gale
20 Steckle Place
Units 14 & 15
Kitchener, ON N2E 2C3
Tel: (519) 748-9664
Fax: (519) 748-2954
[email protected]
www.guhring.com
Capabilities: A leading manufacturer of
high-quality, advanced design cutting tools. The
company’s standard product offering totals more
than 50,000 items, including metric and fractional
sizes. Drills, taps and reamers manufactured from
high-speed steel, HSCO and several grades of
carbide. Guhring is recognized worldwide for
excellent quality, precise manufacturing and
outstanding performance on standard and special
tool applications.
HALLINK RSB INC.
Jason Warmington
284 Pinebush Road
Cambridge, ON N1T 1Z6
Tel: (519) 624-9720
Fax: (519) 624-9721
[email protected]
www.hallink.com
Capabilities: Hallink RSB Inc. specializes in the
manufacture of Bio-Plastic & PET blow mould
equipment and related components for the
plastics industry, combining precision design and
craftsmanship with state-of-the-art CAD/CAM
software and equipment.
HARBOUR TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
David Glover
2545 Doty Place
Windsor, ON N8X 2W5
Tel: (519) 969-0641
Fax: (519) 969-0451
[email protected]
www.harbouram.com
Capabilities: Harbour Technologies Ltd. is a thirdgeneration, family-run company with more than 40
years of manufacturing experience. Specializing in
custom machine tools, high-tolerance machining
and assembled components for the nuclear,
aerospace, and automotive industries, the company
has a highly skilled and experienced team. Its
commitment to quality and hands-on, cost-effective
approach are what makes Harbour Technologies
Ltd. the leader in the automation, assembly and
machining of components.
HARTFORD TECHNOLOGY LTD.
Lee Shaffer
50 Paxman Road, Unit 9
Toronto, ON M9C 1B7
Tel: (416) 622-7282
Fax: (416) 622-8277
[email protected]
www.hartfordtechnology.ca
Capabilities: Hartford Technology distributes
vertical and wire EDM supplies, tooling and waterjet
cutting machinery, and liquid filtration systems.
The company also specializes in forge dies, general
machining and electrode manufacturing.
H. BECK MACHINERY LTD.
Lisa Beckstette
3085 Deziel Drive
Windsor, ON N8W 5A5
Tel: (519) 948-5430
Fax: (519) 948-3554
[email protected]
www.hbeckmachinery.com
Capabilities: H. Beck Machinery is a supplier
of large-scale, custom CNC machining services,
offering full 5-axis high-speed capabilities.
HARVAN ENGINEERING LTD.
Paul Vleuten
P.O. Box 1706
612 Jack Ross Avenue
Woodstock, ON N4S 0B1
Tel: (519) 537-8311
Fax: (519) 539-0521
[email protected]
www.harvan.com
Capabilities: Harvan Engineering Ltd.
manufactures valve components, threaded and
splined shafts, torsion and stabilizer bars and
welded suspension systems, all in a modern 49,000
sq. ft. plant using the latest CNC mills and lathes
and new welding equipment. Customers include
manufacturers of oil and gas equipment, agricultural
machinery, military vehicles and industrial
machinery.
H. J. MACHINE & PATTERN LTD.
Horst Just
675 Superior Drive
Waterloo, ON N2V 2C8
Tel: (519) 746-7077
Fax: (519) 746-6872
[email protected]
www.hjmach.on.ca
Capabilities: H. J. Machine & Pattern Ltd. is a
designer and builder of tools, dies, moulds, pattern
equipment in wood, metal and plastic; moulds for
plastic injection, rubber, investment casting dies,
vacuum forming moulds, permanent moulds, die
casting dies, checking fixtures (gauges) in wood,
metal and plastic; master patterns, matchplates,
coreboxes; CMM services; CAD/CAM system,
Mastercam, vertical CNC milling centers.
HIBAR SYSTEMS LTD.
Robert Flack
35 Pollard Street
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1A8
Tel: (905) 731-2400
Fax: (905) 731-6035
[email protected]
www.hibar.com
Capabilities: Hibar Systems is a leading North
American manufacturer of high-technology
automated liquid dispensing and filling systems.
Hibar manufactures high-speed battery assembly
lines, advanced dispensing systems, customengineered packaging systems and automated
assembly systems. Hibar provides design,
engineering and manufacturing automation
expertise, including special equipment design, in an
integrated offering.
SPECIAL SECTION:
HOPE AERO PROPELLER & COMPONENTS INC.
Terry Hope
7605 Bath Road
Mississauga, ON L4T 3T1
Tel: (905) 677-8747
Fax: (905) 677-5935
[email protected]
www.hopeaero.com
Quality Standards: Transport Canada
Capabilities: Hope Aero’s vision is to be a worldclass preferred supplier of its products and services.
The company’s world-class status will be achieved
by its people, who are respected for their individual
and team contributions—to be customer-driven
and to never lose focus on the family principles that
built Hope Aero.
HORN USA, INC. – CANADIAN OPERATIONS
Duane Drape
320 Premier Court, Suite 205
Franklin, TN, USA 37064
Tel: (615) 771-4100
Fax: (615) 771-4101
[email protected]
www.hornusa.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001 & 14001; API-Q1
Capabilities: Horn USA, Inc. is the technology
leader of indexable cutting tools with experience in
more than 110,000 custom application solutions
and engineering expertise applied to more than
17,000 standardized tools for turning and milling.
Highly skilled application engineers provide a
foundation of communication and reliable support
in the field.
HUB INTERNATIONAL ONTARIO LTD.
Donald Spafford
3063 Walker Road
Windsor, ON N8W 3R4
Tel: (519) 967-2494
Fax: (519) 966-6177
[email protected]
www.hubinternational.com
Capabilities: HUB International Ontario Ltd.
is a registered Insurance Broker of Ontario. The
company is an affinity partner of the Canadian
Tooling & Machining Association and can assist
members and their families with all areas of
insurance, including home, auto, life, commercial,
investments and employee benefits.
HUSKY INJECTION MOLDING SYSTEMS LTD.
Dennis Sanchioni
530 Queen Street South
Bolton, ON L7E 2N3
Tel: (905) 951-5000
Fax: (905) 951-5386
[email protected]
www.husky.ca
Number of Employees 400
Quality Standards: ISO9001:2008
Capabilities: Husky Injection Molding Systems is
a leading supplier of injection moulding equipment
and services to the plastics industry. The company
designs, manufactures and integrates the industry’s
most comprehensive range of injection moulding
equipment including machines, moulds, hot
runners, auxiliaries and integrated systems. Husky
Injection Molding Systems’ value-added services
include pre-form development, factory planning,
customer training, systems integration and
complete asset management.
INGERSOLL CUTTING TOOLS
Tom Winkler
845 South Lyford Road
Rockford, IL, USA 61108-2749
Tel: (519) 494-5252
Fax: (815) 387-6968
[email protected]
www.ingersollcuttingtools.com
Capabilities: Ingersoll Cutting Tools is known
internationally as an innovator of standard and
special engineered products for the metalworking
industry and is a member of the IMC Group of
Companies. Ingersoll’s 100-year heritage started
in the automotive industry and has evolved into a
company producing world-class products to suit
heavy industries, aerospace, die and mould, and
power generation.
IN-HOUSE SOLUTIONS INC.
Kevin Hesch
240 Holiday Inn Drive
Unit A
Cambridge, ON N3C 3X4
Tel: (519) 658-1471
Fax: (519) 658-1335
[email protected]
www.inhousesolutions.com
Capabilities: In-House Solutions has been in
operation for more than 25 years and is comprised
of a team of experienced engineers, technicians,
machinists, software developers and trainers who
are dedicated to selling, supporting, developing and
implementing CAD/CAM/DNC, Octopuz Robotic
Software, simulation solutions and portable CMM
solutions.
IN-HOUSE SOLUTIONS QUEBEC
Simon Lachance
6555, boulevard Métropolitain Est.
Suite 202
Montreal, QC H1P 3H3
Tel: (877) 333-8808
Fax: (514) 333-8813
[email protected]
www.inhousesolutions.com/fr
(Capabilities are the same as In-House Solutions
Inc.’s Cambridge location above.)
INSPECTION AIR GAUGE LTD.
Ray Sparnaay
3298 Riberdy Road
Windsor, ON N8W 3T9
Tel: (519) 966-1232
Fax: (519) 966-5899
[email protected]
www.inspectionair.com
Capabilities: Inspection Air Gauge manufactures
various types of gauges and gauging systems for
use in quality control by the industry. The company
designs and builds to close tolerances, process
gauges and electronic computerized gauges in a
temperature-controlled environment. Inspection
Air Gauge is an authorized provider integrator of
manual and robotic non-contact measurement
technology.
ISCAR TOOLS INC.
Ronnie O’Byrne
2100 Bristol Circle
Oakville, ON L6H 5R3
Tel: (905) 829-9000
Fax: (905) 829-9100
[email protected]
www.iscar.ca
Capabilities: Iscar is a market-leading producer
of unique and innovative cutting tools for
metalworking. Through advanced research and
development, Iscar introduced a completely new
technology with its SUMO TEC product line. With
specialized SUM TEC coatings and geometries for
a completely new line of 3P (Premium Productivity
Products), Iscar continues to set the industry
standards for cost-effective performance and enduser profitability.
J & C TOOL & DIE LTD.
Alan Janik
3400 Ontario Street
Windsor, ON N8Y 1N9
Tel: (519) 945-6391
Fax: (519) 945-8146
[email protected]
www.jctool.com
Capabilities: Custom precision machining of small
to medium size special machine, die, mould and
fixture components; CNC turning, milling and wire
EDM; precision and jig grinding; designers and
builders of small to medium size metal stamping
dies, fixtures and gauges.
JAHN ENGINEERING LTD.
Louis Jahn
5040 O’Neil Street
Tel: (519) 737-9940
Fax: (519) 737-9911
[email protected]
www.jahneng.com
Capabilities: Jahn Engineering is a full-service
company providing manufacturing process solutions
from the concept stage through engineering,
development, build and project management
of metal stamping dies (transfer, warm-form,
progressive, line, in-die welding and assembly),
automation assembly equipment (robot weld lines,
specialized fixtures, dedicated and flexible assembly
systems, material handling and custom machining
centers), check fixtures and CMM inspection
services (attribute, variable, automated and
assembly/verification) and specialized machining
(3-, 4-, 5- and 7-axis CNC up to 400”).
JANCOX METAL PRODUCTS INC.
Mark Gortnar
3966 Nashua Drive
Mississauga, ON L4V 1M5
Tel: (905) 678-0550
Fax: (905) 678-9446
[email protected]
www.jancoxmetal.com
Capabilities: Jancox Metal Products specializes in
the design, manufacture and service of checking
gauges and fixtures for the automotive and other
industries; custom and production machining;
assembly services and dimensional (CMM)
inspection services.
JAVELIN TECHNOLOGIES INC.
John Carlan
3457 Superior Court, Unit 1
Oakville, ON L6L 0C4
Tel: (905) 815-1906
Fax: (905) 815-1907
[email protected]
www.javelin-tech.com
Capabilities: Javelin Technologies Inc. has been
a provider of technology solutions since 1997.
The company is an expert in 3D design and has
helped thousands of companies with solutions
for mechanical design, electrical design and rapid
prototyping. Large or small, Javelin Technologies has
the skills and experience to propel organizations to
new heights.
KAPCO TOOL & DIE LTD.
Matt Rodzik
3200 Devon Road
Windsor, ON N8X 4L4
Tel: (519) 966-0320
Fax: (519) 966-6130
[email protected]
www.narmco.com/locations-kapco-tool-die.php
Capabilities: Founded in 1965, Kapco supplies
North America with dies for the automotive, sheet
metal and stamping die industries. Expertise in
design and build of deep draw, ultra high-strength
steel and aluminum parts for progressive, transfer
and multistage dies, the company’s facility includes
six large CNC 3-axis and 5-axis machining centers
(236” x 118”), and tryout press up to 1,000-ton
(198” x 98”).
KBC TOOLS & MACHINERY
Paula Bass
6200 Kennedy Road, Unit 1
Mississauga, ON L5T 2Z1
Tel: (905) 564-6600
Fax: (905) 564-1611
[email protected]
www.kbctools.com
Capabilities: KBC Tools & Machinery has been
supplying the metalworking industry since 1965
with world-class tooling and quality imports. With
over 600 brand names and more than 100,000
SKUs of tooling, machinery and accessories, KBC has
what you need to keep everything running. Cutting
tools, carbide tooling, fluids, workholding, abrasives,
measuring, tool room accessories, hand tools, shop
supplies, power and air tools, and machinery.
KOMET OF CANADA, INC.
Joseph Tabri
2775 Slough Street
Mississauga, ON L4T 1G3
Tel: (905) 551-1743
Fax: (905) 551-1876
[email protected]
www.komet.com
Capabilities: Komet Group Tools+Ideas is the
worldwide technology leader for innovative tool
concepts and offers complete solutions for hole
making, including finishing threading. Customers
know the company as a manufacturer of premium
tools and see the ideas behind its solutions. Komet
Group has this objective: TOOLS+IDEAS, a new
way of being able to offer customers long-term,
sustainable advantages through support and
services.
KYTECH MACHINE WORKS LTD.
Chris Birker
33 Albert Street
Mount Albert, ON L0G 1M0
Tel: (905) 473-4062
Fax: (905) 473-9208
[email protected]
www.kytechmachine.com
Capabilities: Based in the pastoral setting of
Mount Albert, ON, Kytech Machine Works is a hightechnology CNC job shop. Services include CNC
3-axis turning up to 36” diameter x 240” length,
CNC 4-axis and 5-axis milling up to 32” x 84”.
LINDHAM INDUSTRIES LTD.
Graham Wright
720 Morton Drive
Windsor, ON N9J 3V2
Tel: (519) 250-3803
Fax: (519) 250-8578
[email protected]
Capabilities: Lindham Industries provides CNC
precision machining, welding and fabrication
services.
LONGTERM TECHNOLOGY SERVICES INC.
Aaron Guo
255 Queens Avenue
Suite 1760
London, ON N6A 5R8
Tel: (226) 777-0162
Fax: (226) 777-0152
[email protected]
www.longtermtec.com
Capabilities: Longterm Technology Services has
more than 15 years of UG/NX experience in the
automotive and consumer product mould and
tooling industries. It is an independent consulting
firm and Siemens Channel partner that specializes
in helping customers choose and unleash the
full power of Siemens NX. Whether it is through
education, consultation or providing you with the
right software solutions, the company will show you
how you can bid on, and win, more contracts.
LT&D TOOL & DIE INC.
Rodney Little
685 Morton Drive
Windsor, ON N9J 3T9
Tel: (519) 978-3150
Fax: (519) 978-1230
[email protected]
Capabilities: LT&D Tool & Die Inc. provides full
CNC capabilities, 2D, 3D, and 5-axis.
LUMAR MACHINING & MANUFACTURING
LTD.
Ian Wagter
35 Silver Street
St. Thomas, ON N5P 4L8
Tel: (519) 633-6360
Fax: (519) 631-3894
[email protected]
www.lumarmachining.com
Capabilities: Lumar Machining is a contract
machine shop with a full range of machining
services and more than 25 years’ machining
experience. The company serves many industries
and specializes in exotic materials such as Inconel,
Stainless, and Monel K500. Capabilities include
grinding, CNC and manual turning and milling,
EDM and product design support.
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MANOR TOOL & DIE LTD.
Eleanor Ofner
5264 Pulleyblank Street
Tel: (519) 737-6537
Fax: (519) 737-1734
[email protected]
www.maxdiegroup.com
Capabilities: Manor Tool & Die has an 80,000
sq. ft. facility providing part simulation and
development, prototype tooling, design and
build of transfer, line and progressive tools to the
North American automotive industry through a
full complement of CNC machining centers, laser
machines, press tryout and CMM facilities.
MASSIV DIE-FORM (DIV. OF MAGNA)
Mick O’Neill
7655 Bramalea Road
Brampton, ON L6T 4Y5
Tel: (905) 458-4041
Fax: (905) 458-0155
mick_o’[email protected]
www.magnaint.com
Capabilities: Manufacturers of medium and
large stamping dies. The manufacturing processes
include machining (numerically controlled and
conventional), assembly, tryout and production.
Massiv is also responsible for die design, pattern
construction and casting of associated cast iron and
cast steel die components. Principal technologies
applied include computer-aided design, computeraided manufacturing and coordinate measuring
machine inspection.
MAZAK CORPORATION CANADA
Ray Buxton
50 Commerce Court
Cambridge, ON N3C 4P7
Tel: (800) 668-5449
[email protected]
www.mazakcanada.com
Capabilities: Mazak Corporation Canada is
responsible for the sales and service of Mazak
machines throughout Canada. With a product
range of close to 300 models, the company has
the capability to satisfy the needs of every industry.
Mazak sells through its distribution partners, AW
Miller (Ontario and eastern provinces) and Machine
Toolworks (Manitoba and western provinces).
MCMASTER MANUFACTURING RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
Stephen Veldhuis
JHE 316 – 1280 Main Street West
Hamilton, ON L8S 4L7
Tel: (905) 525-9140
Fax: (905) 572-7944
[email protected]
www.mmri.mcmaster.ca
Capabilities: The McMaster Manufacturing
Research Institute combines its experience with
state-of-the-art equipment to meet the sophisticated
research and development needs of leading
manufacturers. The focus of this research group has
been to develop intelligent solutions to issues faced
by Canada’s manufacturers in all steps of machining
processes.
MEGA MOLD INTERNATIONAL INC.
David Thibert
4565 County Road 46
Maidstone, ON N0R 1K0
Tel: (519) 979-5111
Fax: (519) 979-6722
[email protected]
www.megamoldint.com
Capabilities: Mega Mold International Inc.
designs, builds and repairs plastic injection moulds.
MEGATEL INC.
Marc Hasrouny
7100 Edwards Boulevard
Mississauga, ON L5S 1Z1
Tel: (905) 565-8888
Fax: (905) 565-0444
[email protected]
www.megatel-inc.com
Capabilities: Megatel Inc. was established in 1980
and is now one of the most reliable machine tool
distributors in Canada. The company specializes
in CNC machining centers, boring mills, 5-axis
machines and CNC turning centers. With reputable
lines such as Takumi Seiki, SNK Nissin, Parpas, Awea
and Ecoca, the company has now sold more than
1,500 units in the last 15 years in multiple fields
and industries, such as aerospace, automotive, oil,
medical and many others.
MEMEX AUTOMATION INC.
John Rattray
3425 Harvester Road, Suite 200
Burlington, ON L7N 3N1
Tel: (905) 635-1540
Fax: (905) 631-9640
[email protected]
www.memex.ca
Capabilities: Memex Automation Inc. has been
providing innovative shop floor productivity
solutions since 1992. Products include Merlin
MES, OEE + DNC software, CNC memory,
machine monitoring and dynamic computer-aided
manufacturing (DCAM).
METRIC MOLD (1983) INC.
Rick Allison
2045 Astor Crescent, R.R. #1
Tel: (519) 737-1311
Fax: (519) 737-1755
[email protected]
www.metricmold.com
Capabilities: Injection and compression moulds
up to 1,000-ton capacity lens, grilles, mirror
housing, HSGS cosmetic and appearance parts,
close tolerance moulds, automotive and nonautomotive parts.
MICROMETRIC LTD.
Vince Docimo
1210 Markham Road, Unit 5
Scarborough, ON M1H 3B3
Tel: (416) 291-1974
Fax: (416) 291-5011
[email protected]
www.micrometric.net
Quality Standards: ISO 9002 (pending)
Capabilities: Micrometric Ltd., established in
1961, is a well-equipped, environmentally controlled
machine shop. The company’s services include,
but are not limited to, design engineering, special
tooling for the automation and manufacturing
industry and complete turnkey solutions for
problem areas. Micrometric has the ability to hold
tight tolerances with high-precision equipment.
MODERN TOOL LTD. (CALGARY)
Mark Senecal
11488 – 70th Street South East
Calgary, AB T2C 4Y3
Tel: (800) 456-0964
Fax: (403) 236-4277
[email protected]
www.moderntool.com
Capabilities: Modern Tool Ltd. was incorporated
in 1960 and is now the largest dealer of new and
used machine tools and metalworking machinery
in Canada with offices in Calgary, AB; Edmonton,
AB; Port Perry, ON; and Halifax, NS. The company
normally has a combined inventory of more than
550 machines in stock for immediate delivery.
Modern Tool also has an extensive library with
literally thousands of original machine tool manuals,
literature and schematics.
MODERN TOOL LTD. (EDMONTON)
Brian Kennedy
820 Eleniak Road
Edmonton, AB T6B 2S1
Tel: (800) 499-5199
Fax: (780) 465-6951
[email protected]
employees and capabilities—is the same as the
Modern Tool Ltd. Calgary location.)
MODERN TOOL LTD. (ONTARIO)
Steve Staniland
1215 Ringwell Drive
Newmarket, ON L3Y 8T8
Tel: (905) 235-4199
Fax: (905) 985-1129
employees and capabilities—is the same as the
Modern Tool Ltd. Calgary location.)
NACHI CANADA INC.
Tom Thorn
89 Courtland Avenue, Unit 2
Concord, ON L4K 3T4
Tel: (905) 660-0088
Fax: (905) 660-1146
www.nachicanada.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001; QS9000; ISO 14000
Capabilities: NACHI is a Japanese manufacturer of
high-quality, precision cutting tools. The company’s
drills, taps and end mills are available in high-speed
steel, cobalt, powdered metal and carbide. Extensive
research in materials and coating technology has
kept NACHI at the cutting-edge of cutting tool
technology.
NARMCO GROUP (THE)
Don Rodzik, Jr.
2575 Airport Road
Windsor, ON N8W 1Z4
Tel: (519) 969-3351
Fax: (519) 969-9214
[email protected]
www.narmco.com
Quality Standards: ISO 14001; QS9000
Capabilities: The Narmco Group encompasses
several tier-one manufacturing facilities of metal
stamping and welded assemblies for the automotive
sector.
NEOVISION TECHNOLOGY INC.
Phil Malenfant
5540 Outer Drive
Windsor, ON N9A 6J3
Tel: (519) 737-1122
Fax: (519) 737-1009
[email protected]
www.nvti.ca
Capabilities: NeoVision is a manufacturer of plastic
injection moulds, thermoforms and match metal
trim dies, specializing in production and prototype
tooling, ranging from 75-ton to 700-ton for the
automotive and sporting goods industry. The
company’s modern 11,000 sq. ft. facility is clean and
well-maintained with 30 skilled workers.
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NEW ERA TOOL & DIE LTD.
Anthony Tersigni
241 Toryork Drive
Toronto, ON M9L 1Y2
Tel: (416) 742-8098
Fax: (416) 742-1967
[email protected]
www.neweratool.com
Capabilities: Since 1964, New Era Tool & Die has
specialized in the machining of large components
and assemblies for the steel mill, oil and gas,
exploration, multi-stage pump, mining, pulp and
paper, aerospace, and power generation industries.
For a complete overview of the company’s
machining capacity and related services, please visit
www.neweratool.com.
O S G CANADA LTD.
Rob Adkins
538 King Forest Court
Burlington, ON L7P 5C1
Tel: (905) 632-8032
Fax: (905) 632-8466
[email protected]
www.osgtool.com
Capabilities: O S G is a world-class manufacturer
of quality high-speed steel and carbide cutting
tools, specializing in offering advanced materials,
geometries and coatings to provide superior tool life
in today’s difficult to machine materials.
OMAX CORPORATION
Kristy Wilson
21409 72nd Avenue South
Kent, WA, USA 98032
Tel: (253) 872-2300
Fax: (253) 872-6190
[email protected]
www.omax.com
Capabilities: OMAX® is the global leader in the
design and manufacture of precision multi-axis
waterjet solutions. As the foremost innovator
in precision waterjet motion control systems
with 6-axis 3D capabilities, proven direct drive
pump technology and superb customer support,
OMAX Waterjets maximizes your profitability and
productivity.
OMNI TOOL LTD.
John Lira
5495 Outer Drive
Windsor, ON N9A 6J3
Tel: (519) 737-7147
Fax: (519) 737-7448
[email protected]
www.omni-tool.com
Quality Standard: ISO 9001
Capabilities: Omni Tool Ltd. is a fully integrated
manufacturer providing turnkey assembly /
automation, robotics and productivity systems. The
company specializes in engine and transmission
sub-assembly, suspension, components, custom
hand tools and machining fixtures. It also performs
custom machining, waterjet cutting and wire
cutting.
RAMSTAR CARBIDE TOOL INC.
Dino Bavetta
Tel: (519) 737-9277
Fax: (519) 737-9278
[email protected]
www.ramstar.net
Capabilities: Ramstar manufactures PCD, CBN
and carbide inserts and round tools with 3D
chipbreakers. The company focuses on quick
turnaround time for relap and retipping inserts.
For the die-mould industry, it distributes leading
cutting tools lines, like ISCAR, WIDIA, INGERSOLL,
TUNGALOY and HITACHI.
RAPID EDM INC.
Ralph Mastronardi
11555 County Road 42
Tecumseh, ON N8N 2M1
Tel: (519) 739-1100
Fax: (519) 739-1105
[email protected]
www.rapidmg.com
Capabilities: Rapid EDM is the world leader
in EDM process technology, providing faster
processing times and superior surface finishes
for even the most complex and involved part
geometries.
RAPID MACHINING 2000
Ralph Mastronardi
Tel: (519) 739-1100
Fax: (519) 739-1105
[email protected]
www.rapidmg.com
Capabilities: High-quality, high-speed custom
machining. Using the latest in technology and
process development, Rapid Machining is the
premier CNC machining facility for your timesensitive, high-quality, one-off or production
machining work.
REDOE MOLD COMPANY LTD.
Dave Sanders
665 Morton Drive
Windsor, ON N9J 3T9
Tel: (519) 734-6161
Fax: (519) 734-1749
[email protected]
www.redoegroup.com
Capabilities: Redoe Mold is a global
manufacturer of plastic injection moulds. The
company specializes in multi-colour automotive
headlamp and rear lamp lighting; interior, exterior
and under-the-hood components; as well as other
commercial and industrial moulds. Redoe provides
product development and mould feasibility, inhouse design / CAD, Makino 6-axis CNC machine
center and CMM services and offers its customers
24-hour repair and service.
RELIABLE MOLD SERVICES
Ralph Mastronardi
Tel: (519) 739-1100
Fax: (519) 739-1105
[email protected]
www.rapidmg.com
Capabilities: Reliable Mold Services provides
on-site emergency or contract evaluation, diagnosis,
repair or refurbishing of specialty industrial tools.
The company uses a variety of processes such as
welding, milling, EDM and polishing services to
deliver fast and efficient tool repair.
RICE TOOL & MANUFACTURING INC.
Neil Teague
2247 Harold Road
Burlington, ON L7P 2J7
Tel: (905) 335-0181
Fax: (905) 335-0395
[email protected]
www.ricetool.com
Quality Standards: ISO/TS 16949: 3rd Edition; CGP
& NCAGE Certified
Capabilities: Established in 1956, Rice Tool
& Manufacturing specializes in high-volume,
quality production machining and assembly;
manufacturing of special tooling and dedicated
equipment; design and development of prototypes;
and short run precision-machined components.
RME INC.
Dan Allen
784 Imperial Road North
Guelph , ON N1K 1Z3
Tel: (519) 822-5048
Fax: (519) 822-4146
[email protected]
www.rmepvd.com
Capabilities: RME is Canada’s largest carbide
cutting tool manufacturer and is rapidly growing
into one of Canada’s leaders in distribution, with
brands like Mitsubishi, Guhring, Nachi, Dormer and
Ingersoll. The company offers a single source option
for all tooling needs, including regrinding, coating,
custom tooling solutions and more.
ROBUST GEAR & INDUSTRIES INC.
Anjan Tak
768 Westgate Road
Units 3 & 4
Oakville, ON L6L 5N2
Tel: (905) 827-4282
Fax: (905) 827-6236
[email protected]
www.robustgear.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008; CA14/553383
Capabilities: Robust Gear has been manufacturing
the highest quality custom, precision gears and
machinery parts for nearly 30 years. Its main
capabilities are machining and custom gear cutting.
The company is proud to serve its customers locally,
nationally and globally.
ROTACAN
Stan Robinson
400 B Kirkpatrick Street
North Bay, ON P1B 8G5
Tel: (705) 474-5858
[email protected]
www.rotacan.com
Capabilities: Rotacan is the only design and
manufacturing company in Canada fully dedicated
to rotary blast hole drill bits, drill pipe, and other
string components for the mining sector. Innovation
and performance are the foundation of the
company’s efforts to produce rugged, dependable
and quality products, providing optimal drilling
performance for its customers.
PROGRESSIVE SOLUTIONS TOOL & DIE LTD.
Bruce Fairman
26 – 1845 Sandstone Manor
Pickering, ON L1W 3X9
Tel: (905) 837-8511
[email protected]
Capabilities: Progressive Solutions Tool & Die Ltd.
manufactures dies, fixtures and gauges and does
general machining.
PROTHANE LTD.
Sean McTear
8219 Esquesing Line
Milton, ON L9T 2X9
Tel: (905) 878-7233
Fax: (905) 878-7233
[email protected]
www.prothane.ca
Capabilities: Prothane Ltd. is a specialist in
urethane moulding for the tooling industry, from
sheet, rod, and tubes, to seals, gaskets and stripper
tubes. The company also specializes in custom
designed prototype of production parts.
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ROYAL FEED SCREWS INC.
Peter Kovacevic
Tel: (519) 737-7564
Fax: (519) 737-7089
[email protected]
www.rfs-corp.com
Capabilities: RFS Inc. is a leading supplier of high
quality feed screws—singles and twins, barrels and
tips for more than a quarter-century in the plastics,
chemicals and rubber industries of the world.
RUSSELL TOOL & DIE LTD.
Al Schilbe
P.O. Box 81
381 Park Avenue West
Chatham, ON N7M 5K1
Tel: (519) 352-8168
Fax: (519) 352-8926
[email protected]
www.narmco.com
Capabilities: Russell Tool & Die Ltd. is a stamping
die manufacturing company with a sound
reputation for quality dies, on-time delivery and
innovative design. It does total in-house design
and build of blank, form draw, pierce, progressive
and transfer dies, jigs and fixtures and has five large
duplicating machines and large tryout presses up to
1,500 tons with a 60” x 144” bed area.
S W MACHINES
Robert Taves
549 Massey Road, Unit 3
Guelph, ON N1K 1B3
Tel: (226) 924-5215
Fax: (519) 998-3473
[email protected]
www.sw-machines.de
Quality Standards: ISO 9001, 1400
Capabilities: S W Machines produces multi-spindle
horizontal machining centres.
SABRE MACHINE TOOL INC.
Mark Scratch
4201 Del Duca Drive
Tel: (519) 737-1668
Fax: (519) 737-7179
[email protected]
www.sabremachinetool.com
Capabilities: Sabre Machine Tool Inc. designs and
manufactures stamping dies for various industries
and does total in-house design and build of blank,
draw, form, pierce, progressive, line and transfer
dies. The company also does detail and specialized
machining and prides itself on quality and on-time
delivery for full CAD/CAM capabilities.
SAMCO MACHINERY LTD.
Jaswinder Bhatti
351 Passmore Avenue
Scarborough, ON M1V 3N8
Tel: (416) 285-0619
Fax: (416) 285-1353
[email protected]
www.samco-machinery.com
Capabilities: Samco Machinery is a global
leader in the manufacture of precision roll
forming equipment. The company provides a
full range of roll forming solutions for the steel
building construction, automotive, HVAC and
furniture industries. The company’s experience
and innovation have helped clients improve
their bottom line, increase efficiencies and stay
competitive.
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SANDVIK CANADA INC. – COROMANT DIV.
Randy Bossie
Unit 3
Mississauga, ON L5N 8C2
Tel: (905) 826-8900
Fax: (905) 542-4382
[email protected]
www.sandvik.coromant.com
Capabilities: Sandvik Canada Inc. provides a
comprehensive program of indexable insert tooling
for all applications of turning, milling, drilling and
tapping. The business offers first-class tools and the
know-how to achieve higher productivity and better
production economy.
SCHMOLZ+BICKENBACH CANADA INC.
Ted Callighen
6350 Vipond Drive
Mississauga, ON L5T 1G2
Tel: (800) 268-4977
Fax: (888) 460-0051
[email protected]
www.schmolz-bickenbach.ca
Quality Standards: ISO TS16949, ISO 14001, ISO
9001, and QS 9000.
Capabilities: Schmolz+Bickenbach Canada is the
leading global supplier of premium quality tool,
mould and non-ferrous tooling materials. Valueadded services include CNC machining, grinding
and custom vacuum heat treatment services. The
company’s goal is to provide premium quality
tooling materials, processing and heat treatment to
customers on time and at a competitive price.
SCHULLER MACHINE & TOOL LTD.
John Schuller
10 Skagway Avenue
Toronto, ON M1M 3V1
Tel: (416) 261-7131
Fax: (416) 261-9336
[email protected]
www.schullermachine.com
Capabilities: Schuller Machine & Tools specializes
in CNC and general machining and has six CNC
machines which can handle turning and milling
complex shapes requiring up to 5 axes. The
company has been in business since 1956 and takes
pride in the quality and precision of its work.
SCIENS INDUSTRIES INC.
Gerry Vandersanden
1901 Fisher Drive
Peterborough, ON K9J 6X6
Tel: (705) 743-6913
Fax: (705) 743-9235
[email protected]
www.sciensindustries.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2000; AS9100 revC
Capabilities: Based in Peterborough, ON, Sciens
Industries has more than a decade of experience in
small parts manufacturing. The company produces
the highest quality machined components and
welcomes inquiries from across Canada and the U.S.
SECO TOOLS CANADA INC.
Vince Tersigni
129 Taylorwood Avenue
Bolton, ON L7E 1H8
Tel: (416) 729-0067
[email protected]
www.secotools.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008 Worldwide
Certification
Capabilities: Seco Tools provides a full range of
indexable carbide insert tooling for milling, turning,
drilling and threading operations. Seco also provides
a full technical support service in the application of
its products to ensure high productivity and costeffectiveness are achieved in your facility.
SEVERANCE TOOLS OF CANADA LTD.
Uwe Benzin
1600 Industrial Road, Unit 1A
Cambridge, ON N3H 4W5
Tel: (416) 661-3066
Fax: (416) 661-3164
[email protected]
www.severancecanada.com
Capabilities: Severance Tools of Canada Ltd.
is a manufacturer of chatterless HSS, cobalt and
carbide countersinks, carbide burrs, PCD-tipped
countersinks and drills, as well as other industrial
cutting tools, carbide inserts, indexable tool holders
and related products for aerospace, machine shops
and fabricators.
SGS TOOL COMPANY
David Sawyer
170 Dolman Street
Breslau, ON N0B 1M0
Tel: (519) 503-5718
[email protected]
www.sgstool.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008; ISA Member;
Scanlon Group Member
Capabilities: SGS is a more than 60-year-old
company represented in 60 countries that
specializes in solid carbide round tools. SGS has
industry-recognized, high performance branded
tools, including Ski Carb - Power Carb, Series 7 - Z
CARB - AP and more.
SIGMA ENGINEERING (WINDSOR) INC.
Richard Ofner
5101 Ure Street
Tel: (519) 737-7538
Fax: (519) 737-6132
[email protected]
www.maxdiegroup.com
Capabilities: Not only are your dies designed
to perform by experienced production-oriented
designers, but you can schedule pilot run-offs under
production conditions and watch the actual results.
One team can design, build, run, troubleshoot
and maintain your tooling for maximum cost
efficiency. The company strives to achieve 100 per
cent customer satisfaction by providing tooling
and services that are innovative, durable and
maintainable, and cost-effective and competitively
priced. Through the involvement and commitment
of all employees, Sigma Engineering continuously
strives to improve its manufacturing processes and
services.
SIGNATURE TOOL INC.
Marg Soulliere
2120 Solar Crescent
Tel: (519) 737-1105
Fax: (519) 737-7172
[email protected]
www.signaturetool.com
Capabilities: Signature Tool is an indexable
cutting tool manufacturer established in 1987.
The company has an experienced support team to
enhance and improve tooling solutions with design,
build and repair capabilities.
SIRCO MACHINERY COMPANY LTD.
Dan Ferko
40 Jutland Road
Toronto, ON M8Z 2G9
Tel: (416) 255-1321
Fax: (416) 255-9502
[email protected]
www.sircomachinery.com
Capabilities: Sirco Machinery is the exclusive
eastern Canada distributor for Haas Automation
CNC Machine Tools. Sirco provides complete sales,
service, application engineering and technical
support for these CNC products.
SOLAXIS INGENIOUS MANUFACTURING INC.
David Fortin
11A, rue du Pacifique Est
Bromont, QC J2L 1J4
Tel: (450) 919-1515
Fax: (450) 534-2180
[email protected]
www.solaxis.ca
Quality Standards: ISO in process for 2016 /
ECOLEADER
Capabilities: Solaxis helps you fast-track your
manufacturing projects. The company manufactures
complex lightweight parts that will save you time,
reduce weight and generate savings across your
manufacturing value chain. Areas of expertise
include industrial 3D printing and CAD for tooling,
jigs and fixtures, end-of-arm tooling and functional
prototypes production.
SPECIAL MACHINING COMPANY INC.
Nick Coutinho
2536 Dougall Avenue
Windsor, ON N8X 1T6
Tel: (519) 966-3233
Fax: (519) 966-5388
[email protected]
www.smci.ca
Capabilities: Special Machining Company Inc.
manufactures tools and machine components for
the industry. The company specializes in precision
spindles and all types of grinding to precision
tolerances. It offers special tooling for transfer lines,
hobbing, broaching and thread grinding (OD
only), and ceramic coating. Established in 1960, the
company is located in a 15,000 sq. ft. facility.
STEMA PUNCH & DIE INC.
Stefan Lorbach
1761 Bishop Street
Cambridge, ON N1T 1V3
Tel: (519) 622-1270
Fax: (519) 622-2070
[email protected]
www.stema-punch.com
Capabilities: Stema Punch & Die Inc.
manufactures punches and die buttons; CNC Wire
EDM and CNC Sink EDM services; and custom
punch holders.
TAILORED INSURANCE SERVICES INC.
Gary Spry
9030 Leslie Street, Suite 227
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1G2
Tel: (905) 763-0000
Fax: (905) 763-8700
[email protected]
www.tailoredins.com
Capabilities: Tailored Insurance Services is an
affinity partner of the CTMA and provides custom
commercial insurance programs for the tool and die,
machine shop, mould makers and manufacturing
industries.
TECHNICUT TOOL INC.
Dan Nuttall
2285 Ambassador Drive
Windsor, ON N9C 3R5
Tel: (519) 969-4048
Fax: (519) 969-3251
[email protected]
www.technicuttool.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008, API Q1, CCGD
Capabilities: Technicut, located in Windsor, ON,
is a manufacturer of highly toleranced, complex
machined components of exotic materials (inconel,
tungsten, titanium, beryllium copper, and stainless
steels) for the oil and gas down-hole drilling industry
and the aerospace industry.
SPECIAL SECTION:
THOMAS WIRE DIE LTD.
Adam Thomas
P.O. Box 352
1150 Northside Road
Burlington, ON L7R 3Y3
Tel: (905) 335-7062
Fax: (905) 335-4603
[email protected]
www.thomaswiredie.com
Capabilities: Thomas Wire Die Inc. is a
manufacturer of custom carbide, steel and ceramic
die components and wear parts for a variety of
industries including metal forming and stamping,
cold drawing and heading, and oil and gas. The
company specializes in grinding, and wire and sink
EDM of carbide components.
TIPCO INC.
Ron Spraggett
1 Coventry Road
Bramalea, ON L6T 4B1
Tel: (905) 791-9811
Fax: (905) 791-4917
[email protected]
www.tipcopunch.com
Capabilities: Tipco Inc. is a manufacturer of
punches and dies and related machining supplies,
including die springs, nitrogen springs, custom jig
grinding and heat treating services. The company
also provides precision tooling for the stamping
industry.
TOP GRADE MOLDS LTD.
Vince Ciccone
929 Pantera Drive
Mississauga, ON L4W 2R9
Tel: (905) 625-9865
Fax: (905) 625-5417
[email protected]
www.topgrademolds.com
Capabilities: Top Grade Molds Ltd. (TGM)
designs and produces high-quality plastic injection
moulds for some of the world’s leading thin wall
and packaging moulding manufacturers. TGM’s
full service includes engineering, milling, turning,
programming, manual machining, EDM services,
surface/cylindrical grinding, quality control/CMM
department services, assembly and full testing
capability.
TRIMAR MACHINE INC.
Mark Cesare
7036 Smith Industrial Drive
Amherstburg, ON N0R 1J0
Tel: (519) 726-1117
Fax: (519) 726-1118
[email protected]
www.trimarinc.ca
Quality Standard: CWB Certified
Capabilities: Trimar Machine Inc. is a
manufacturing company specializing in fabrication
and machining for automotive assembly lines.
TRUE NORTH MOLDS LTD.
Geoff Anderson
430 Industrial Road
London, ON N5V 1T5
Tel: (519) 455-3377
Fax: (519) 455-1836
[email protected]
www.truenorthmolds.com
Capabilities: True North Molds designs and
manufactures moulds for the automotive sealing
systems, EPDM and TPE. The company has 5-axis
CNC machines and tryout presses.
TUNGALOY AMERICA INC.
John Mitchell
432 Elgin Street, Unit 3
Brantford, ON N3S 7P7
Tel: (519) 758-5779
Fax: (519) 758-5791
[email protected]
www.tungaloyamerica.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2000; ISO 14001
Capabilities: Tungaloy is a global manufacturer
of premium cutting tools. Tungaloy excels in
producing carbide, cermet, ceramics, CBN and
PCD cutting tools. With an office and warehouse
in Brantford, ON, Tungaloy’s first-rate sales
team would love to help with your cutting tool
applications.
TYCOS TOOL & DIE
Ron Nesselberger
2000 Langstaff Road
Concord, ON L4K 3B5
Tel: (905) 669-2350
Fax: (905) 669-1048
[email protected]
www.tycostool.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001-2008; ISO 14001
Capabilities: Tycos Tool & Die designs and
machines large (10- to 50-ton) hydroform
dies, injection moulds and RIM moulds for the
automotive industry.
ULTRA MACHINE SALES CO. LTD.
Frank Truyens
510 Rowntree Dairy Road, Suite 2
Woodbridge, ON L4L 8H2
Tel: (905) 850-2336
Fax: (905) 850-8460
[email protected]
www.sodick.com
Capabilities: Ultra Machine Sales is a full-service
distributor of all “SODICK” EDM and high-speed
milling machine equipment and 3R, EROWA &
HIRSCHMANN tooling.
UNIQUE TOOL & GAUGE INC.
Darcy King
1505 Moro Drive
Windsor, ON N9A 6J3
Tel: (519) 737-1159
Fax: (519) 737-1386
[email protected]
www.unique-tool.com
Capabilities: Unique Tool & Gauge Inc. provides
full-service design, manufacturing and program
management of tooling, from initial concept until
years later, when the product life cycle is complete.
The company provides the customer with new
technologies and advanced management systems
designed to reduce cost and time. All parts are
reviewed prior to the start of tool design in an effort
to simplify the part and, therefore, minimize tool
complexity.
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
Horst Schmidt
401 Sunset Avenue
Windsor, ON N9B 3P4
Tel: (519) 253-3000
Fax: (519) 973-7063
[email protected]
www.uwindsor.ca
Capabilities: University of Windsor’s Ed Lumley
Centre for Engineering Innovation opened in
September 2012 and is a world-class 300,000 sq.
ft. facility for students, faculty, researchers and the
industry. An industrial courtyard was designed
with cranes and heavy floors to provide a venue
for industrial collaboration on industry-lead
projects. There are 80 teaching and research labs
supporting the faculties of civil, electrical and
computer, environmental, industrial and mechanical
engineering.
VALIANT MACHINE & TOOL INC.
Tony Elias
6555 Hawthorne Drive
Windsor, ON N8T 3G6
Tel: (519) 974-5200
Fax: (519) 979-0415
[email protected]
www.valiantmachine.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, AS 9100
Rev. C
Capabilities: Valiant is a fully integrated
manufacturer providing turn-key production
systems, automation, industrial washers, plastic
injection tooling, precision tooling, fabrication
and machining to the automotive, aerospace,
construction and forestry sectors. The company’s
systems expertise includes body-in-white framing,
body-shop tooling, closure assembly equipment,
closure setting tools, powertrain automation and
assembly systems, and industrial parts cleaning
systems. Valiant services the global market with
operations in Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Austria,
Belgium, the Czech Republic, Germany, Romania,
India and China.
WALTER CANADA INC.
Anthony Baas
249 Mitchell Avenue
Dorchester, ON N0L 1G3
Tel: (519) 873-0084
[email protected]
www.walter-tools.com
Quality Standards: ISO 9001 / 14001
Capabilities: Walter tools bring innovative
products for cost-effective solutions to its customers.
The company provides a full line and range of
indexable carbide inserts and tools for turning,
drilling, boring and milling. Included in the Walter
line-up are Titex drills and Prototyp thread formers
and mills. Walter brings forth high-quality tools
and technical sales and service to ensure reliable
productivity and cost reduction on your shop floor.
Walter is a global company that has 27 subsidiaries
worldwide with expertise in aerospace, power
generation, automotive and general machining.
WENTWORTH MOLD LTD.
Tar Tsau
566 Arvin Avenue
Units 3 & 4
Stoney Creek, ON L8E 5P1
Tel: (905) 643-9044
Fax: (905) 643-5406
[email protected]
www.wentworthmold.com
Capabilities: Wentworth Mold is the largest
independent manufacturer of blow moulds for PET
and extrusion. PET: hotfill and cold fill mould for all
platforms and technologies. Extrusion: from 2 oz.
to 65 gal. moulds for all platforms. Wentworth’s
strength is innovation and new development in
efficient blow mould design engineering and
manufacturing.
WINDSORESSEX ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
Wendy Stark
700 California Avenue, Suite 200
Windsor, ON N9B 2Z2
Tel: (519) 255-9200
Fax: (519) 255-9987
[email protected]
www.choosewindsoressex.com
Capabilities: The purpose of the Windsor Essex
Economic Development Corporation is to attract
new business, capital investment and other
assessment and employment-creating enterprises; to
aid in the strengthening, diversification and growth
of existing businesses; to maintain an attractive
business and economic environment through
constant contact with the appropriate government
agencies and community groups; and to promote
the region as a desirable business location.
WOODBINE TOOL & DIE MANUFACTURING
LTD.
Tibor Urbanek
190 Royal Crest Court
Markham, ON L3R 9X6
Tel: (905) 475-5223
Fax: (905) 475-3443
[email protected]
www.wtd.ca
Quality Standards: ISO 9001:2008 / TS16949-2009
Capabilities: Woodbine Tool & Die Manufacturing
Ltd. is a three-dimensional—design, tool build, and
manufacturing—company with 150 employees
and two facilities located less than two kilometres
apart. The company designs and manufactures
tools and dies and produces stampings and welded
assemblies for the automotive industry and others.
Over the past 30 years, the company has developed
the knowledge and capability to manage and
manufacture complex production programs, from
tool concept and design through production and
assembly.
XL TOOL INC.
Gord Jokic
19 Crestview Place
Kitchener, ON N2B 3X6
Tel: (519) 578-6951
Fax: (519) 578-4529
[email protected]
www.xltool.com
Capabilities: XL Tool Inc. is a manufacturer
of metal stamping dies—progressive, stage,
compound, transfer, extrusions, brake, embossing,
notching and punching, prototypes and short run.
Engineered designs include custom machining
and fabrication, injection moulds, 3-axis and 5-axis
CNCs, 4-axis EDMs, lifting (up to 10-ton), tryout
presses (up to 800-ton), CMM capabilities, NAICS
33-3519 and SIC 3544.
WHITFIELD WELDING INC.
Sean Whitfield
5475 Roscon Industrial Drive
Tel: (519) 737-1814
Fax: (519) 737-1813
[email protected]
www.whitfieldwelding.com
Capabilities: Since 1985, Whitfield Welding has
been servicing the automotive, energy, mining,
military, and aerospace industries. The company
is committed on all levels to providing the highest
quality manufacturing solutions to customers
through its intimate knowledge of various additive
manufacturing technologies, strong metallurgy,
and a responsive customer support group. The
company’s sources include: TIG welding, MIG
welding, laser cladding, laser hardening, stress relief,
micro-laser welding, engraving, and Metlab.
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ADVERTISERS’ GUIDE
The advertisers with this logo beside their name are members of the CTMA.
AUTOMATION
CenterLine (Windsor) Ltd............................................................... 32
CAD/CAM SOFTWARE
CGS North America/CAM Tool............................................................ 25
CNC EQUIPMENT
Cincinnati Machines............................................................................ 8
Index Corporation.............................................................................. 38
Marubeni Citizen Cincom Inc.......................................inside front cover
CUTTING TOOLS
Guhring Corporation...................................................................... 10
ISCAR Tools Inc............................................................................... 4
Quality Cutting Tools.......................................................................... 11
Sandvik Canada Inc....................................................................... 16
Seco Tools............................................................ outside back cover
Walter Canada Ltd......................................................................... 24
INSPECTION EQUIPMENT
Clamprite LLC................................................................................... 27
CMM Inc............................................................................................ 23
Keyence Canada........................................................ inside back cover
MACHINE TOOL DISTRIBUTORS
Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc............................................................ 3
MACHINE TOOLS & SUPPLIES
Footage Tools.................................................................................... 27
Mini Mover Conveyors....................................................................... 38
NTN Bearing Corporation..................................................................... 6
Phase-A-Matic.................................................................................. 20
Ringball Corporation.......................................................................... 28
Summit Machine Tool Manufacturing, LLC......................................... 13
MILLWRIGHTING
Vogel Millwrighting............................................................................ 20
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
WindsorEssex Economic Development Corporation........................ 18
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
3D Systems / Cimatron Software................................................... 30
FASTENING SYSTEMS
Bolt & Nut Supply Ltd........................................................................ 27
TOOL MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
PQ Systems Inc................................................................................. 35
HEAT TREATING
Cambridge Heat Treating Inc......................................................... 31
ULTRASONIC CLEANING SYSTEMS & AQUEOUS CLEANERS
Miraclean.......................................................................................... 38
INDUSTRIAL SURFACE GRINDERS
DCM Tech Corporation....................................................................... 34
WORKHOLDING PRODUCTS
RUD Chain Inc................................................................................... 21
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