1. business and industrial
2. manufacturing

No time for
ideology
They go hand in hand.
Mass production needs
mass consumption.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
understood. As of 2010,
the top one percent
of Americans owned
35.4% of all privately
held wealth. The next
19% owned 53.5%
leaving only 11% for
the bottom 80%. That
arithmetic doesn’t work
for mass consumption.
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Industrial Corporation
Website:www.raco.com
2100 South wolf road
des plaines, il 60018-1996 E-mail:sales@raco.com
56"
BULLARD
Dynatrol
Hi Column
Vertical
Boring Mill,
60" Vert.,
Ram & Side
Hds., 3
Jaw Power
Chuck w/4
Jaws, 4
Station Pwr.
Ram Hd
w/60" Stk.,
250 RPM, 60
HP, 1968,
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28" x 120" GEMINIS CNC Flat Bed Lathe,
#CNC4 Plus, Fagor CNC, 5.1" Sp. Bore,
1200 RPM, 4 St. Power Turret, 15" Chuck,
23 HP, 1999
84"
Cincinnati
Hypro
Vertical
Boring Mill,
84" Tbl. Dia.,
4 Jaws, 70"
Vert., Turret,
Ram & Side
Hds., 43 RPM
4" TOSHIBA Tbl. Type Horiz. Boring Mill
#BT-10BR, 44" x 49" Rot. Tbl., #50 Tpr.,
55" Cr., 49" Vert., 4 Way Bed, Pwr. Draw
Bar, D.R.O., 15 HP, 1975
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28" x 60" OKAMOTO Hydr. Surface
Grinder, #PSG157B, Incr. Downfeed,
Mag. Chuck, Dresser, Coolant, 10 HP,
1988, Excellent
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10' x 1/2" BERTSCH Hydr. Plate Bending
Roll, #9, 4 Rolls, 12-12" Dia. Rolls, Hydr.
Drop End, Hydr. Roll Adj., 30 HP, 1986
58" WEBSTER BENNETT CNC Vert.
Boring Mill, Turret Hd., Fanuc 10T CNC,
4 Jaws, 48" Vert., 152 RPM, 62" Max.
Swing, 30KW
Makino #S33A20D CNC Vertical
Machining Center, 25.6"X, 19.7"Y,
17.7"Z, 13,000 RPM, Cat. 40, Pro 3 CNC,
20 ATC, Cool/Thru, 20 HP, 2002
24" X 36" X 60" MATTISON Hydr.
Surface Grinder, 24" x 60" Mag. Chuck,
36" Vert. Cap., Incr. Downfeed, 20" x 3"
Wheel, Coolant, Dresser, 15 HP,,1981
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41" x 49" Kasto Semi-Automatic Twin
Column Horizontal Band Saw, 41" Round
Cap., 3" Blade Width, Pwr. , Entry & Exit
Conveyors, 1987
JOHNFORD #VMC2020 CNC Vert.
Machining Center, 80"X, 35"Y, 28"Z,
Fanuc OM, #50 Tpr., Geared, 20 ATC,
20 HP, 1994
88 Ton
Komatsu
Model
OBS80-3
Geared
Design
Gap Frame
Press,
5.1" Stk.,
19.3" S.H.,
39" x 23"
Bed, 3775 SPM, 10
HP, 1995,
Optional
12" Servo
Feed Line
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104" x 3/4" AKYAPAK Hydr. Plate Bending
Roll, #AHS16/20x2650, 4 Roll, 13" Dia.
Top Roll, Touch Screen PLC Control, Hydr.
Drop End & Roll Adj., 20 HP, 2004
13" x 63" STUDER Plain Hydr. Cylindrical
Grinder, #S30-1, Auto. Cycle, 16" x 3"
Wheel, Cool/Filtr., 7.5 HP, 1998
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MAKINO #V33 Hi Speed 5 Axis CNC
Vertical Machining Center, 23.6"X, 15.7"Y,
13.7"Z, 40,000 RPM, HSK 32 Spindle,
Tsudakoma 4th/5th Rot. Tbl., Pro 5 (Fanuc)
CNC, Super Gi Software, 20 ATC, 2007,
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54" Mattison Rotary Surface
Grinder, 54" Dia. Mag. Chuck, 24"
Vert., Dresser, Coolant, 100 HP,
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25" x 36" HEM Auto. Tilt Frame Vert.
Band Saw, #V200A, 2" Blade, Auto. Cycle,
Bundling, Pwr. Tilt, Coolant, Chop Conv., 15
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Mazak FJV35/80 CNC Bridge Type
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31"Y, 23"Z, 30" x 88" Tbl., Cat 50 Tpr.,
Mazatrol M Plus CNC, 40 ATC, 6K RPM,
Cool/Thru, 35 HP, 1998
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AMADA, PULSAR LC2415XLA3,
2000 WATT, 61” x 198” W/REPO,
MFG:1999
AMADA PULSAR 2415NT3, 2000
WATT, INSTALLED NEW:2005, 24,000
HOUR TURBO BLOWER
MAZAK NTX510, 1500 WATT, 5’ x 10’,
MFG:1999 APPROX:70,000 HOURSMAZAK REFURB 2010
33 Ton, AMADA, PEGA 345Q FANUC
04PC, 58sta., 2 A/I, MFG:1995
27.5 Ton, TRUMPF TC500R BOSCH
CNC, 18 STATION ROTATION,
MFG:2000
TRUMPF, L4030, 4000 WATT,
SIEMANS, LIFTMASTER, 6’ x 12’,
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33 Ton, AMADA, VIPROS 358
KINGII, FANUC 18P, 4 A/I. MFG:1999
33 Ton, AMADA, VIPROS 358 KING,
FANUC O4PC, 4 A/I, MFG:1995
110 Ton, AMADA HFE1003,
OPERATEUR CNC BG, MFG:2006
MAZAK SPACEGEAR 510 MKII, 4000
WATT, MAZAK L64 CNC, 6-AXIS
MFG:2005, 10,559 HOURS
88 Ton, AMADA, RG80, NC 9EXII
3-AXIS, 1997
33 Ton, AMADA, VIPROS 367 FANUC
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ON THE COVER
March 4th, 1933. Nearly all banks
were closed. A great crowd waited
in dead silence. FDR was sworn
in as president. They worked
deep into the inaugural night and
morning after. His 1st “Hundred
Days” passed more legislation
than most presidents do in a
term.
Westbrook Engineering’s
Open House was a clinic in
metalworking productivity
See story, “WESTBROOK
Engineering Open House” on
page 17. "
See story, “WESTBROOK
Engineering Open House” on
page 12. "
Fred Hochman joins Prestige
Equipment.
The publishers do not assume any
responsibility for the content of any
advertisement, and all representations or
warranties made in such advertising are of
the advertiser and not the publisher.
See story, “Prestige Equipment
announces the addition of Fred
Hochman on page 19. "
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Industrial Surplus .............................. 20
Jordan Craig Machinery .................................6-7
Koster Industries Inc...............................9-10
Melmor & Associates ..............................11
Phase-A-Matic Inc. .............................. 11
RACO Industrial Equipment ....................2-5
Universal Metalworking Machinery ................11
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U.S. Industrial Production (1928-1939)
Mass production has to be applied by mass consumption. Instead of this kind of distribution during the
1930's, wealth was drawn into the hands of the few for increasing produced wealth. By taking increased
produced-wealth out of the hands of the many, and having it in the hands of the few, there were less jobs
and money to go around. As a consequence, the chips were concentrated in fewer and fewer hands. The
others could only stay in the game by borrowing. When their credit ran out, the game stopped.
No time for ideology
Franklin D. Roosevelt was no ideologue. He was an inveterate economic tinkerer.
By Thomas J. Lynch
Metalworking Machinery Mailer
FDR is considered one of the best U.S.
presidents by many historical scholars.
Some rank Roosevelt with Lincoln and
Washington. There's a historical parallel
here. Washington's help in founding our
Nation, Lincoln keeping our Republic
t o g e t h e r r e s u l t i n g i n C i v i l Wa r, a n d
Roosevelt possibly saving our democracy
during the Great Depression.
The last time the U.S. installed a new
president at a time when its stock market
had fallen more than 50%, Roosevelt had
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calming words: "We
have nothing to fear
but fear itself."
FDR addressed fear
over 80-years ago.
He was right that
fear itself could have
real and damaging
effects. The Great
FDR was no dogmatic
man. He once described Depression changed
himself as a "juggler."
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Farming suffered as perhaps no other industry and it impacted the rest of the economy, too. Dust storms (above)
were frequent in the nation's dust bowl during the long droughts of the 1930's.
cont. from page 12
the lives of the American people.
FDR's governmental programs helped
them live through the 1930's and changed
the future of this country forever.
Franklin knew the truth, two years before
his election ample credit was available
at low rates but still businesses and
people were reluctant to add new debt by
borrowing, By May of 1930, auto sales had
declined to levels below 1928.
funded programs aimed at restoring the
economy, relieving the suffering of the
unemployed, and reforming our system.
FDR followed no political dogma but
instead would consider an array of different
considerations for improving the economy.
Some worked, others didn't.
Prices in general began to decline, but
wages held steady in 1930, then began
to drop in 1931. Conditions were worst
i n fa rmi n g area s, w h e re co mm o d i t y
prices plunged. In 1930, 25% of the U.S.
population lived on 6-million farms.
One of his favorite ploys was to pull aside
somebody as Secretary of Commerce
Ickes, and whisper, "Harold, you're the
best man I have for this question. Now
I want you to thoroughly research this
matter and get back to me on it. But keep
it a secret, don't tell anybody else." Then
Roosevelt would say the same thing to
Labor Secretary Frances Perkins, Treasury
Secretary Henry Morgenthau, Jr., top
adviser Harry Hopkins, and other members
of his cabinet and advisory team.
After Roosevelt assumed the presidency,
he promoted a wide variety of federally-
FDR wanted options. He didn't care if they
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but he wanted flexibility to tinker with the
choices and follow his political instincts.
Although often recommended, one thing
Roosevelt steadfastly refused to do was
run up government spending deficits.
Some historians felt his refusal to increase
deficit spending may of prolonged the
Depression.
The Great Depression was long and deep.
No one had any money. They were all in
the same circumstance. Neighbors helped
each other through hard times, sickness,
and accidents. Families got together with
neighbors at school programs, church
dinners, or dances. Children and adults
found ways to have fun for free---playing
board games, listening to the radio, or
going to outdoor movies.
It wasn't really Roosevelt, it was the
American people. It was an age of
self-sacrifice. It was our fathers' and
grandfathers' time. They were better than
we are.
Unlike common perception, the Great
Depression wasn't a sudden collapse. The
stock market turned upward in early 1930,
returning to early 1929 levels before the
October crash.
Together, government and business
actually spent more in the 1st half of 1930
than was spent in the stock market the
previous year.
The decline in the U.S. economy was
the factor that pulled down most other
countries at first, then internal weaknesses
or strengths in each country made
conditions better or worse. By late 1930, a
steady decline set in which reached bottom
by March 1933.
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A depiction of a destitute mother and her seven
children. The mother, Florence Owens Thompson,
shown above was 32-years-old in 1936.
Watershed
A Watershed Era relates with events in
history. It's a juncture of where history
changes direction. The Great Depression
certainly changed this country's direction. It
was a landmark in our nation's history.
The Great Depression was a worldwide
economic downturn starting in most places
in 1929, and ending at different times in the
1 9 3 0 ' s o r e a r l y 1 9 4 0 ' s f o r d i ff e r e n t
countries. It was the largest and most
important economic depression in modern
history. It's used as the 21st century
benchmark as how the world economy can
fail.
The United States of America got out of the
Depression with the war economy of World
War II, beginning in 1939. The price was
countless American lives at war.■
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Fork Trucks: Yale F/T Mod GLP030AFNUAV074, S/N A810 N03598U, 5,678#, 3,000# cap, 107",
15,452hrs, Hyster F/T Mod35 Fortis H35FT, 6,710#, 3,400#cap, 119.3", 7,291hrs, Hyster F/T Mod
H30XL, S/N C001B09855L, 5,650#, 3,900#cap, 106", 5,339hrs, Hyster F/T Mod S50XL, 8,350#,
5,350#cap, 187", 4,129hrs, Hyster F/T Mod H30XL, S/N C001B07849K, 5,950#, 3,500#cap, 130",
1,765hrs, Hyster F/T Mod S50XL, S/N A187V11949J, 8,350#, 5,350#cap, 187", 9,457hrs, Hyster F/
T Mod S50XL, S/N A187V13977K, 8,400#, 5,250#cap, 187", 9,263hrs, Hyster F/T Mod S50XM, S/N
D187V03985T, 8,938#, 5,400#cap, 189", Hyster F/T Mod H30XL, S/N C001B06152J, 5,650#, 3,900#cap,
106", 8,757hrs, Allis-Chalmers F/T Mod ACP80L PS SNGL, S/N ABD 97244, 12,155#, 8,000#cap, 110",
Yale F/T Mod GLP035VXNURV084, S/N C810V04681J, 6,480#, 3,400#cap, 127.2", 4092 HOURS,
Yale F/T Mod GLP035VXNURV084, S/N C810V04599J, 6,480#, 3,400#cap, 127.2", 4,206hrs, Hyster
F/T Mod Fortis 35 H35FT, S/N F001V01890D, 6,710#, 3,400#cap, 119.3", Hyster F/T Mod 50 Fortis
S50FT, S/NF187V18206J, 8,830#, 4,700#cap, 189", 5,143hrs, Yale F/T Mod GLP035VXNURV084, S/
N C810V04680J, 6,480#, 3,400#cap, 127.2', 1,976hrs, OMC Lincoln, Cushman 3-wheeled vehicle, Mod
4-77, S/N 898-408-7720, 13,547mi, GVWR 2,450#, w/Lincoln Electric Arc Welder, Mod Idealarc250,
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Westbrook Engineering’s Open House showcased rising efficiency and technological advances
for improved productivity. Open House attendees saw firsthand how to specialize in more high
skill activities last month.
WESTBROOK Engineering Open House
Last month, Westbrook Engineering brought together metalworking machinery
manufacturers and users under one roof. The Open House’s purpose is to drive
manufacturing innovation and productivity growth.
By Thomas J. Lynch
Metalworking Machinery Mailer
W
estbrook Engineering unveiled the
latest methods in manufacturing
technology at their Open House on
July 16th, 17th, and 18th . Randy and Marty
Szarek are always thinking ahead. They
realize manufacturing’s role is changing. In
an advanced economy, manufacturing helps
upgrade innovation and productivity.
Today the metalworking industry needs
more services to manufacture better, faster,
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and cheaper. In the past, most of us viewed
manufacturing and services as completely
different and separate sectors. We were
wrong. Everything from logistics-toadvertising is increasing manufacturing
activity. For example, every American dollar
of manufacturing output requires at least 19cents of services. In some manufacturing
industries, more than half of all employees
work in service roles. These include research
and development
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engineers-to-office support staff.
them to grab their checkbook and buy a piece
of equipment.” Brandon is the National
Account Manager for Lenox Tools.
The Szarek brothers realize the 2nd decade of
the 21st century is a new dynamic phase for Br andon was one of many exhibitors
American manufacturing. A new world class that articulated how important an event
of consumers are emerging from developing as Westbrook’s Open House is. Many
nations. They’re demanding more product, metalworking suppliers visit shop floors trying
across the board, for manufactured products. to sell their wares to people with their names
Over the next 15 years, another 1.8 billion on their shirts. The quality of people attending
people will join the world’s consuming the Westbrook Open House, gives OEM’s the
class. By that time, worldwide consumption opportunity to reach front office VIPs. The
will have nearly doubled to $64-trillion. OEM reps were getting great contacts where
Manufacturing’s
they couldn’t
answer to this
gain entry
challenge is
before.
faster growth
in services. A
To be able to
greater push to
pull attendees
specialize in
of this caliber
manufacturing
to their Open
m e t h o d s
House, it
requiring more
all breaks
skill to harness
d o w n t o
more technology
Westbrook’s
is needed. And
reputation.
t h a t ’s w h a t
T h e y ’ r e
W e s t b r o o k Up close and personal as shop owners are looking to
selling new
Engineering’s streamline their production to be more efficient.
equipment.
Open House was
They know
all about last
what they’re
month.
doing. Times have changed but one thing
that will never change is relationships.
The Open House
Their father, Al Szarek, built the foundation
of their business on relationships. The
“In this day and age, it’s very difficult to get Szarek brothers followed suit. Westbrook
somebody to go out to a trade show,” said Engineering gets out there. Westbrook people
Steve Brandon. “But as far as the numbers are knowledgeable. They understand value(Westbrook’s Open House), I was very added, disposable products as saw blades,
impressed with the quality of the people. And cutters, or punchers. This knowledge gets
when you look at Westbrook Engineering. them into the fabricating areas and into those
They’re going to owners and they’re getting customers with
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Prestige Equipment Announces the Addition of Fred Hochman, Co-Founder of North
America’s Largest Machine Tool Financing Firm.
P
restige Equipment, a worldwide
leader in buying and selling surplus
equipment, industrial liquidations,
and other industrial services, announced
today that Fred Hochman, co-founder of
Machine Tool Finance Corporation, has
joined the firm as Director of Surplus
Asset Programs and Director of Equipment
Financing.
of industrial-related services including
appraisals, auctions, liquidations, and
financing for its customers.
“As part of the Prestige team, Fred
will work with the many long-term
relationships that he’s developed over the
years, and create programs for Prestige to
purchase or sell their surplus equipment on
an ongoing basis,” said Mr. Lashin. “Fred
will also familiarize potential customers
with the many services that we can
provide, as well as assist companies with
their finance and banking questions. The
primary focus of Prestige has always been
a high-level of customer satisfaction and
assurance, and Fred’s excellent reputation
will enhance that.”
“This is a perfect fit for us,” stated Prestige
Vice President Paul Lashin, noting that
Mr. Hochman began his career as part of
a family-owned new and used machine
tool distributorship before he co-founded
Machine Tool Finance in 1985. By 1992
Mr. Hochman’s company, which was
created to finance the U.S. machine tool
industry, was financing more than $150
million dollars of new equipment annually Mr. Hochman commented about his own
until it was sold to U.S. Bancorp, which it relationship with Prestige. “Both of our
companies have known each other for
remains a part of today.
many years. I came from a professional
Prestige Equipment is a New York-based and dedicated team of individuals and I
worldwide provider and buyer of surplus am joining an organization that stands
metalworking and fabricating equipment, out as a leader in the industry. The high
with over 1,000 machines in inventory. professionalism at Prestige is the standard
Prestige purchases entire plants, imports for the machine tool industry and Prestige
new equipment, and provides a wide range also has
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the resources to
assist its customers
in a number of ways,
and I am looking
forward to being a
part of their team.”
Paul Lashin
F o r F u r t h e r Prestige Equipment
Information Contact: Vice President
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35 Pinelawn Rd, Suite 203W
Melville, New York 11747
paul@prestigeequipment.com
T 631-249-5566
www.PrestigeEquipment.com
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solution-based products to help them. They
have specialists on staff to work on problem
solving for their customers. Westbrook brings
in the necessary know-how of how to get
more out of a smaller plant.
Too many times in this industry, a machine is
sold that won’t do what the user wants. Some
vendors won’t back it up with service and
the user never sees them again. Westbrook
Engineering is in a class by themselves when
it comes to serving the customer. They do
the right thing for their customer. That’s
why they have customers and have had the
same customers for a long time. Westbrook’s
modus operandi is to relate to the customers’
needs and keeping their word. They’re very
professional, know their equipment, and stand
behind it.
Westbrook’s Open House had metalworking
manufacturers displaying a myriad of
machines. The equipment being demonstrated
were: robotic welding, rolling of sheet, plate
and cones, and hardware insertion. There
was CNC punching, CNC sheet folders,
CNC press brakes (Y1, Y2) with gauging and
precision tooling. Press brake tooling, quick
change press brake tooling, rota-a-broach
magnetic base drills, pipe & tube bending.
Also plasma cutters, automated iron workers,
wide belt finishing machines, bandsaws and
blades, sheet metal machine programming,
and shop software.
Westbrook carefully projects what their
industry needs to meet the demands of an
ever-changing marketplace. Westbrook
employees, Cindy Mee and John Humphrey,
coordinated their efforts in putting the pieces
of the Open House together. They provided a
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stellar presentation in showing how to use the
latest metalworking technology to be globally
competitive and productive.
“It was very outstanding. I do a lot of open
houses with distributors across the country.
We have some really top notch distribution,”
said Rick Arcaro, V.P. of Hyd-Mech Sales &
Marketing. “This is one of the Top Three best
open houses I’ve done in years. The traffic
that came through was excellent. They had
plenty of machines on display.” Relationships
are not only important with users but just as
important with new equipment and tooling
suppliers a company represents.
“The dinner at night with all the vendors,
where everybody stayed together and enjoyed
some time with each other. It was very
unique,” Arcaro said. “Most distributors
don’t do that but this is all part of Westbrook
being a class act organization.”
Legacy
Al Szarek, once told this writer, “Stay
positive.” It was a fitting tribute to the man
that said it. His sons have not only stayed
positive but embraced the manufacturing of
the future. Eighteen years later, Al’s sons
have kept bridging from their father’s era to
a new era. An era of new developments in
materials, information technology, production
processes and manufacturing operations. Our
new era helps Westbrook’s customers design
and build new kinds of products and reinvent
existing ones.
Manufacturing is much more diverse today.
Unlike last century’s “one-size-fits-all”
approaches, now manufacturing is making
large size contributions
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The site of Westbrook's Open House was their first class facility on 23501 Mound Road
in Warren, Michigan.
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t o t r a d e , p r o d u c t i v i t y, r e s e a r c h a n d
development. Manufacturing generates 70%
of exports in major manufacturing economies.
This includes both advanced and emerging
countries. Driven by global competition,
manufacturing accounts for up to 90% of
research and development spending.
With 1.8 billion new consumers spending
nearly twice as much, $64-trillion, in 15
years. The future looks promising---but in a
much more uncertain environment. A rapidly,
growing consumer market will continue to
demand more, many more manufactured
products. To capture this spiraling business,
manufacturers must exploit competitive and
productive advantages to participate in their
economies. In other words, you have to keep
up. Westbrook Engineering is there for you.
They’ll help your computer-savvy factory
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workers and agile managers with the latest
technological equipment and supplies.
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Editor’s Note: The Westbrook Engineering
Company is located at 23501 Mound Road in
Warren, Michigan.
Phone: (586) 759-3100
(800) 899-8182
Fax: (586) 759-3106.
Website: www.westbrook-eng.com
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