Existing MTI Jobs Corvette/Cadillac XLR Front and Rear Suspension
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Existing MTI Jobs Corvette/Cadillac XLR Front and Rear Suspension
Our Location Company History Metal Technologies, Inc. (MTI) Began In The Early 1990's As A Metal Fabrication Division of Our Now Sister Company Bedford Machine & Tool (BMT) Located In Bedford, IN, When Management Decided To Try To Expand Their Longer Run Production Capabilities. Summary: In 1998, MTI Machining of C5 Corvette Front and Rear Suspension MTI Machining of Safety Cylinder Tubes In 2000, MTI ISO 9002 Certification – Bedford, IN Location In 2003, MTI ISO 9001-2000 Certification Upgrade – Bedford, IN Location In 2003, MTI Awarded Contract For Machining of GMX-215/245 (Cadillac XLR/ C6 Corvette) Front and Rear Suspension In 2004, MTI Machining of (7) Remy/Allison Transmission Components Company History Summary Continued: In 2005, MTI Purchased Bloomfield, IN Facility and Began Rennovation In 2005, MTI Began Production of Ryobi Die Casting/Duramax Deisel Engine Crankcase In 2006, MTI ISO 9001-2000 Certification - Bloomfield, IN Location In 2006, MTI Machining Processes All Transferred To Bloomfield, IN Facility In 2007, MTI Awarded Contract For Machining of Ryobi Die Casting/Ford 6F35 Mid-Case Machining Sales Percentages by Customer Other, 5.90% ABB Youngwood, 9.20% Ryobi Die Casting, 9.00% Diversified Machine, Inc., 46.3 0% Remy, Inc, 29.60% ABB - Youngwood Diversified Machine, Inc. Remy, Inc Ryobi Die Casting Other Our Current Plant Located In Bloomfield, IN Offers A 132,000 Sq. Ft. Facility Seated On 53 Acres To Allow Us An Excellent Opportunity For Expansion and Growth Excellence in Practice Metal Technologies Is A Company Committed To The Pursuit of Excellence. We Strive To Continually Elevate The Standard For A “Job Well Done” Because We Believe That This Is Only Way We Can Keep Our Customers At The Top of Their Class In This Very Fluid and Competitive Economic Environment. We Believe That Our People and Our Processes Are The Keys To Making Us and Our Customers Winners. Our Number One Daily Goal Is To Enhance The Lives and Capabilities of Our People So That They Can Then Implement The World Class Processes That Will Make Us The Best. Our Commitments: • Lean Manufacturing Training For All Employees Including 5s, Kaizen, Value Stream Mapping, Visual Management and Much More • Management Training From Vincennes University • Cross-Training of Employees • Continuous Improvement Lean Manufacturing Training Metal Technologies, Inc. Is Committed To Upgrading Our Employee Performance Through Training and Education Existing MTI Jobs The Following Slides Detail Some of The Projects Metal Technologies, Inc. Is Currently Involved In As Mentioned Earlier: • Corvette/Cadillac XLR Crossmember – Diversified Machine, Inc. • Allison Transmission Housing – Remy, Inc. • DMAX Crankcase – Ryobi Die Cast • Corona Rings – ABB Inc. • Ford Partitions – Huncilman Corporation Existing MTI Jobs Corvette/Cadillac XLR Front and Rear Suspension We Have Been Machining and Assembling The Aluminum Front and Rear Suspension Components For All Production Corvettes Since 1998. In Late 2003, This Product Was Introduced As A Dual Platform With The Cadillac XLR. Accuracy and On-Time Delivery Are Paramount To This Program Due To The Fact That This Product Begins The Entire Chassis Build. Project Features: • Customer: Diversified Machine, Inc. • 80,000+ Annual Volume • Machined On Makino A99 Horizontal Machining Centers • External PPM of 5 or Lower • Cpk of 1.67 or Above On All Key Point Characteristics Existing MTI Jobs Allison Transmission Housing One of Our Newer and More Complex Projects, This Lower Volume BiMetal Transmission Housing Has Over 1500 Machining Specifications and Tolerances In The +/- .0003” Range On A 4” Bore. In Addition To Machining, We Also Perform Other Value Added Services Such As Air and Water Leak Testing, Washing, and Bore-Scoping Inspections On This Product. Project Features: • Customer: Remy, Inc. • Machined On A Makino A71 Horizontal Machining Center • “State of The Art” Cutting Technology • Cpk of 1.67 or Above On All Key Point Characteristics • Air and Water Leak Testing Mitutoyo BRTA1220 CMM Measuring A Finished Stator Housing Stator Housing Submerged For Water Decay Process Existing MTI Jobs DMAX Crankcase This Is Our Latest Program Launch and Is Our First Automated Operation Which Includes Machine Tending and Part Identification. The Casting Is Machined From A Raw Condition In Which Product Quality Is Imperative To Meet Our Customer Requirements. Project Features: • Customer: Ryobi Die Casting • 55,000 Annual Volume • Machined On A Makino A71 Horizontal Machining Center • Fully Automated Robotic Loading/Unloading and Part Identification • Cpk of 1.67 or Above On All Key Point Characteristics Monode part marker for traceability Rotating finished goods unloading station Fanuc 420 Robot Rotating raw part loading station Overview of Automated DMAX Cell Cell Layout Designed By Bedford Machine & Tool An Operator From The Corvette Department Unloads Finished Parts From The Automated DMAX Cell. MTI Encourages Employees To Cross-Train Commitment to Quality Quality Policy “Committed to Total Customer Satisfaction from a Customer Point of View” Every Metal Technologies, Inc. Employee Is Trained and Motivated To Guarantee That Part Quality Is Their Number One Priority Metal Technologies, Inc. Has Implemented Several Systems To Help Us Diagnose and Eliminate Quality and Production Failures To Ensure That Our Customer Satisfaction Standards Are Met SPC Data Control - Quality Technician Eric Hamer Analyzing DMAX CMM Data Unigraphics - Engineer Michael Parsons Compares The Actual Part To The CAD Model Scrap % and First Time Yield Scrap and Rework Are Tracked By Data Entry On A Per Shift Basis. Any Issues That Arise Causing An Increase In PPM Values Are Addressed As Soon As Possible By Our Quality Control and Production Teams Corvette Department 2006 - 2007 First Time Yield MTI Machine Scrap December 97.13% 0.98% January 96.8% 0.12% February 97.89% 0.18% March 98.15% 0.30% Month Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) MTI Has Recently Implemented OEE On Our Machine Tool Equipment To Manage and Evaluate Machine Downtime To More Effectively Plan Maintenance Schedules, Diagnose Potential Problems and/or Provide Necessary Training To Personnel Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Corvette Makino 1 90-day Trend 100.00% Availability 90.00% Quality Performance 80.00% 70.00% Rolling Average OEE Why MTI? • • Business Hours: We Currently Machine Aluminum Parts 24 Hours Per Day Commitment To Automation – To Be Cost Competitive and Fully Understand The Latest In Technology • • • Plenty of Open Floor Space In Our Bloomfield, IN Facility Access To A Hard Working Workforce (Rural Area) Access To Sister Company Bedford Machine & Tool That Has Designed and Built: • 6-Speed RWD Dies for GMPT-Bedford • Pressure Test Units • Trim Press Machines • • Our Personnel Have Many Years Experience In The Machining Industry, and They Have A Clear Understanding of Casting Defects and What Causes Them The MTI staff, Production and Administration, Are Receiving Lean Manufacturing Training To Help Reduce Costs In Ever Part of The Company How Have We Done? DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT Included Is The Contact Information of Those Who Can Provide A Written Letter of Recommendation On Our Behalf Dan Burkhardt Program Manager Alcoa Automotive Castings (616) 842-3500, Ext. 1027 [email protected] David Fisher Purchasing Manager Ryobi Die Casting, Inc. (317) 392-8318 [email protected] Paul Newport Vice President Global Operations Remy, Inc. (765) 778-5960 [email protected] How Have We Done? DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT The Following People Are References Who Can Speak To You About Their Experience With Metal Technologies, Inc. Ray Solimani C6/XLR Reliability Engineer GM Corvette Plant 270-745-8499 Paul Allison Reliability Engineer GM Corvette Plant 270-745-8229 Our Equipment Horizontal Mills Lathes • (4) Makino A99, Travels XYZ = 1000mm (39.4) x1000mm (39.4) x 950mm (37.4), Full 4th Axis, (3) 40 Tool ATC (1) 120 Tool ATC, 12,000 RPM Spindle, CAT 50 • (1) Mori Seiki CL-203, 6" Dia. Chuck Capacity x 36" Max Material Length, IEMCA VIP70CNC 3' Advanced Feeding System • (2) Makino A71, Travels XYZ = 730mm (28.7) x 730mm (28.7) x 800mm (31.5), Full 4th Axis, (1) 60 Tool ATC (1) 137 Tool ATC, 10,000 RPM Spindle, CAT 50 • (1) Mazak QTN-300, 12" Dia. Chuck Capacity x 26.8" Max Swing, Spindle Bore Dia. 3.46“ • (1) Okuma LH35-N, Front 4 Position - Rear 6 Position Turret, 25" Swing • (1) Lodge/Shipley, 16" Swing x 54" Center To Center • (1) Hercules LC360A, 6" Dia. Chuck Capacity x 15" Swing • (7) Mori Seiki NH5000/40 DCG, Travels XYZ = 730mm (28.7) x 730mm (28.7) x 850mm (33.5), Full 4th Axis, 60 Tool ATC, 14,000 RPM Spindle, CAT 40 Vertical Mills • • Mori Seiki MV50-E, XYZ Travels = 508mm (20) x 1000mm (39.4) x 460mm (18.1), 10,000 RPM Spindle, CAT 40 (1) CNC Bridgeport Mill, Travels = 9" x 42" EZ Trak Plus CNC, 3 Axis Programmable Control, 3 Axis DRO • (3) Bridgeport Knee Mill • (1) Cincinnati Mill CMM • • Automation • (1) Fanuc S-420F Robot, 6 Axis, Reach 2405mm (94.7), Weight Capacity 120kg. (264lb.), R-J1 Control • (6) Fanuc R2000iB/165F Robot, 6 Axis, Reach 2650mm (104.3), Weight Capacity 165kg. (363lb.), RJ3iC Control (1) Brown & Sharp XCEL7-10-7, Travels XYZ = 650mm (25.6) x 1000mm (39.4) x 650mm (25.6), PCDMIS Software (1) Mitutoyo BRTA1220, Travels XYZ = 1000mm (39.4) x 2000mm (78.7) x 1000mm (39.4), GEO Measure Software Contingency Plan IN THE EVENT THAT PRODUCTION IS INTERRUPTED ELECTRIC POWER OUTAGE (Company: Duke Energy) 1. Has Been Down Less Than 3 Hours In The Last 12 Months 2. Diesel Power Generator For Limited Production 3. Part Bank 4. All Cycle Times Are Based On 20 hours. Make Up Lost Production 4 Hours Per Day and On Weekends. 5. Air System Outage - Backup Air Compressor Unit FIRE PROTECTION/SECURITY 1. Building Has Complete Sprinkler Fire Protection 2. Fire Department Less Than 1 Mile Away 3. Building Has Automated Entry Security System MAJOR BREAKAGE 1. Error Proofing of Our PMI System 2. Spare Parts Inventory 3. Bedford Machine & Tool Resources For Repair How to Contact Us Metal Technologies, Inc. RR1 Box 368 SR 54 East Bloomfield, IN 47424 Phone: (812)384-9800 Fax: (812)384-9600 Website: www.metaltechnologiesinc.com Randy Lovelace – Project Manager/Sales – Ext 202 Doug Williams – Engineering – Ext 203 Jenny Smith – Purchasing – Ext 204 Jeff Martin – Quality Manager – Ext 207 Michael Parsons – Operations Manager – Ext 208 Brian Pemberton – Controller – Ext 209