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China's economic growth hit a 27-year low as a result of the trade war this past year. With tariffs as high as 25% on certain goods, the cost for U.S.-based manufacturers that build in China has increased to the point that many are opting to reduce their footprint there.
That, in turn, provides an opportunity for domestic companies to fill the gap in the production supply chain....(Full Article)
The metal fabrication products industry continues to evolve as technology advances, incorporating new advances in automation. The trend toward automation simplifies the production process and allows for reduced reliance on humans and human resources. 3D printing is another trend, allowing for precision and ease in creating prototypes.
...(Full Article)
Other than the iconic - and fictional - Rosie the Riveter, few Americans actually know many women who work in the manufacturing industry. There is a good reason. According to a recent Deloitte study commissioned by the Manufacturing Institute, women comprise only 29 percent of the manufacturing workforce.
The study interviewed a number of women across a variety of manufacturing careers with diverse educational achievements to try to explain the gap between the number of women available to work in manufacturing and the number of women who actually pursue manufacturing as a career. The primary reason cited is that of image. The industry retains the decades-old image of being dirty, dark and dangerous, despite the technological advances that have created cleaner, safer work environments in...(Full Article)
According to IndustryNet's survey of 6,517 Tennessee manufacturers, factory employment in the Volunteer state inched up over the past year, with more than 3,000 new jobs created between October 2016 and October 2017. This represents a one percent increase in the state's industrial workforce, and stands as the sixth straight year Tennessee has added industrial jobs.
Yet, for the first time in several years, job gains were not led by the auto industry, as declining sales in 2017 put a damper on production.
A thriving transportation equipment industry is what led Tennessee's remarkable turnaround in the years following the recession, with employment in that sector growing by 32% between 2011 and 2016, according to IndustryNet data. The past year, however, found the industry at a stands...(Full Article)
According to new data released this week by MNI, compiler and publisher of the industrial information that powers IndustryNet, Wisconsin manufacturing continues to thrive, with the sector adding jobs for a sixth straight year.
This post will take a look at some major Wisconsin manufacturing industries and how they've fared this survey period, and will delve into city, county and regional data. We'll also examine some of the major announcements made over the past six years, and explore exactly what's driving Wisconsin manufacturing forward.
MNI reports Wisconsin manufacturers added 2,495 new net jobs between August 2016 and August 2017, representing a half percent gain.
Job gains over the past year were spread across multiple sectors, a reflection of Wisconsin's diverse economy. T...(Full Article)
Finding the right sheet metal fabricator for your budget: the essential checklist
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
When looking for a sheet metal fabricator for your company's needs, it's important to do some research and ask the right questions. Many shops have similar approaches, but have different services or unique processes that others do not. Remember, it's not just about getting a good price; it's about finding the right fabricator to fit all your needs, including quality, service and delivery.
Here are some things to consider as you begin your search:
Ask about the manufacturer's techniques and different metals used. Matching your needs to their capabilities is more likely to ensure that you get the product you want and within your budget. For example, say you're seeking metal fabrication for a duct system. Instead of hunting down individual parts made by a couple different manufactures, ...(Full Article)
IndustryNet has conducted a comprehensive analysis of the sheet metal fabrication industry. Among the aspects it studied are the size of companies by the number of employees and the size of the companies by square footage.
Sheet metal fabrication is a rapid, cost-effective solution for many manufacturing needs. It is vital to many business sectors, including automotive, commercial construction, HVAC and agriculture. Materials used in sheet metal fabrication include:
-Aluminum
-Brass
-Bronze
-Copper
-Steel
-Stainless steel
There are numerous advantages associated with sheet metal fabrication. Among them are:
-Durability
-Scalability
-Rapid turnaround
-Availability of a wide array of finishes
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At the start of 2017, growth in the metal fabrication industry, like much of the economy, was expected to be sluggish, other than in certain sectors, like automotive, where capacity was tight. IndustryNet has conducted an extensive analysis of employment and sales growth throughout the sheet metal fabrication industry.
For sheet metal fabrication as a whole, in the United States, 4% of companies reported declines in jobs and 4% reported increases. Conditions varied considerably by region, with job growth being greatest in the South, at 36%, and in the Midwest at 28%, with lesser growth in the West at 21%, and the Northeast at 14%.
Job growth by region did not entirely correlate with sales growth, which was highest in the Midwest at 39%, followed by the West at 29%, the South at 18%, ...(Full Article)
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