AMT Orders Report: OEMs Investing in Long-Term Projects

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View this email online. Technologies | News | Articles | Infocenter | Newsletters | Events | About Us | Suppliers | Advertise October 11, 2023 AMT Orders Report: OEMs Investing in Long-Term Projects August orders of manufacturing technology increased 16.1 percent from July 2023 but were down 12.2 percent from August 2022, according to the latest U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders Report published by AMT—The Association For Manufacturing Technology. "We are seeing industries focused on shorter-term projects reduce their spending, but at the same time, OEMs focused on longer-term production timelines have been increasing their spending," says AMT president Douglas K. Woods. Sponsored Are You Still Doing These 10 Things? You Might Regret It. The best manufacturers swear they never do these 10 things. In order to rise to the top, download the 10 Things Great Manufacturers Won't Do whitepaper and compete with the best. GIVE ME THE WHITEPAPER >> November: Hot Stamping Conference Heads to Holland, MI Now in its 5th year, MetalForming magazine's Hot Stamping Experience and Tech Tour—conference and plant tour—returns this November to deliver a one-of-a-kind event that provides a unique opportunity to dive deeply into the ever-expanding world of hot stamping. Sponsored Heavy Duty Conveyors Are conveyor problems causing production delays at your operation? Get back on track with PRAB. Our heavy-duty conveyors are engineered to prevent downtime and deliver safe, long-lasting performance. Talk to a PRAB expert today to learn more. Last Chance: Nominate Women of Excellence in Metal Forming and Fabricating by Friday MetalForming magazine seeks nominations for its 8th Annual Women of Excellence in Metal Forming and Fabricating Awards, to run as a special section in the December 2023 issue. The deadline to nominate runs through Friday, October 13. Sponsored Make the (Transporter) Switch to Magnets! 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Learn more November 1 Free Webinar: Save on Production Costs With Schuler's Future Press Concept Tune in on Wednesday, November 1 from 2 to 3 p.m. EDT for a webinar titled, Three Ways Tiers can Save 25 Percent in Production Costs. Presented by Schuler Inc., the presentation will explain how metal formers can increase performance and optimize operations with the company's Triton future-press concept. Sponsored PMA Membership Position your company as an industry leader when you utilize PMA resources—ITR Econ Trends reports, trade publications, One Voice and FABTECH trade shows. A PMA membership will provide your company and all of its employees with a range of valuable industry resources that are designed to help you become more connected, more informed, more efficient, more competitive and ultimately more profitable. Vehicle Production in Mexico on the Rise Mexico Now reports that vehicle production in Mexico grew by 13.54 percent year-over-year in the first three quarters of 2023. Mexican plants assembled more than 2.85 million light vehicles from January to September, about 340,000 more than during the same period of 2022. Still Time to Register for Automotive Parts Suppliers Conference Join your automotive supplier peers at Precision Metalforming Association's 30th annual Automotive Parts Suppliers Conference (APSC), October 26-27 in Greenville, SC. Hot Off the Press United Wire Launches Expansion Project Delta Computer Systems Introduces Trade Name, New Officers Cly-Del Manufacturing Acquires Semco Tool & Manufacturing Lend Your Support to Metal Forming Research The Bradbury Group Expands to Accommodate Improvements, Growth From the October Issue of MetalForming Precision Bending in Press Brakes For precise low-volume jobs or for higher-volume work, and everything in between, press brakes deliver precise, accurate and repeatable bend angles for experienced and newer operators alike. Toolroom Safety A safety review of powered hand tools and grinders is in order. New Products Micropsi Industries Develops Hardware-Agnostic AI-Powered Robot Controller Software Streamlines Data Collection, Visualization and Analysis of Shop-Floor Automation Upcoming Issues November Servo Technology Pressroom Automation New Aluminum Grades Robotics/Cobots Arc Welding Technology and Enewsletter Focus: Robotics/Automation December Mechanical Presses Women of Excellence Awards Preview: Metal Stamping Technology Conference CNC Punching and Tooling Material Handling Technology and Enewsletter Focus: Software for Manufacturing Subscribe to this enewsletter MetalForming magazine is the official publication of Precision Metalforming Association. PMA Services Inc. 6363 Oak Tree Blvd. | Independence, OH 44131-2500 | USA 216-901-8800

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