HPM News

HPM is a proud member of the Design 2 Parts shows and would love to see y'all there.

We just finished 2 shows, one in Grapevine, Texas and recently, Atlanta, Georgia.

Our next participation with be in Uncasville, then it's off to Santa Clara and Minneapolis..

Stop by and say hi, we welcome you.

A special thanks goes out to Bob Bishop and his gang for this achievement. Through hard work and the desire to make sure that everything is in place and that "HPM does what it says it will do", Bob has established a system of checks and balances that assures HPM is always on course.

This 2-day audit was pulled off without a hitch and HPM received a perfect score... NO minors, NO majors.

Again, well done Bob and well done to all at HPM...

Design-To-Part (a.k.a. "D2P") puts on top-notch trade shows that support and promote American contract manufacturers, so we're packing our bags and hitting the road for eight  D2P shows this year, the 1st three are listed below:

* Grapevine, TX (Dallas Area) - February 26th and 27th
* Atlanta, GA - March 25th and 26th
* Uncasville, CT - April 15th and 16th

In our effort to continually stay on the leading edge of technology, HPM has added a new Pressbrake to our fleet of Pressbrakes.

This pressbrake has state of the art light curtain technology that not only assures that our operators are safe but adds speed to the process.

We will add shop floor images once the installation has been completed.

It is a great addition and we look forward to using it to better service your sheetmetal fabrication needs.

Director of Sales, Greg Schreier, has joined the HPM Team!! Welcome aboard Greg.

Greg will be leading the Sales team, both in expanding sales with-in our current client base as well as adding additional new clients.

Many people, myself included, are fascinated with LARGE numbers.. so today I thought I would share a few BIG numbers.

The question of the day, and the topic of todays Fun Fact is this..

Not counting the Sun, which star is the closest to our planet Earth?

The answer is: Alpha Centauri..

It's part of a cluster of stars in that part of our Solar System..

So how far is it away (ps - here come the BIG numbers)?

In simple numbers it is 4.24 light years away.. not too far, right..

LOL

We take your assemblies to whatever level you want. We can add a label or we can turnkey the entire project.. The sky is the limit and we want to help you fly... come take a look..