Atlas Technologies | Division of Stonebridge Technical Enterprises, Ltd.
14165 North Fenton Road
Suite 102C
Fenton, MI 48430
Phone: 810-629-6663
810-750-0040
Fax: 810-629-8145
Sales Contact
Bill Rogner
Sales and Application Constultant
Email: sales@atlastechnologies.com
Sales: 810-629-6663
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Rebuilding a press transfer step-by-step in a metal stamping shop
The useful life of a press transfer is considerably longer than the product life of many of the components that are used in the design of the transfer. This wear causes a loss of mechanical rigidity, destabilizing the transfer. But for most stamping manufacturers, a rebuild can be done successfully and less expensively than a replacement.
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Atlas Technologies receives order to build destack feeder
Fenton, Mich.-based Atlas Technologies has been commissioned to design and build a front of line automatic destack feeder for Thai Summit America, a Tier 1 automotive supplier. The feeder is configured to pair with an existing Atlas Flex in-press transfer system located at the Bardstown, Ky.,...
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Atlas Technologies completes press transfer system for Shiloh Industries
Atlas Technologies, Fenton, Mich., has finished the design and construction of a FLEX® 3000 Tri-Axis press transfer system for Tier 1 supplier Shiloh Industries’ facility in Dickson, Tenn. This project installation is on track to be incorporated into production in Q3 2018. The press transfer is...
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Atlas Technologies completes mold and die storage system
Atlas Technologies, Fenton, Mich., has completed an extensive mold and die storage system for an aerospace manufacturer in the Northwest. Installed in August 2017, the racking system is engineered to customer specifications to assist with the manufacturer’s increasing production demands moving...
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Atlas Technologies builds die transport cart for Weber Metals
Fenton, Mich.-based Atlas Technologies has developed and completed a steerable, trackless cart that will transport preheated dies for Weber Metals Inc., Paramount, Calif., a supplier of forgings to global industrial markets. The structural steel cart will tolerate temperatures up to 800 degrees F....
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Atlas Technologies adds a large-frame VMC to Michigan plant
Atlas Technologies has installed a Haas large-frame vertical machining center at its Fenton, Mich., facility. The VF-12 machine has been added to the 51,000 sq. ft. of in-house manufacturing space that currently provides custom welding and fabrication and contract manufacturing services. The unit...
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Atlas Technologies supplies die storage system expansion to Wolf Appliance
Atlas Technologies, Fenton, Mich., has commissioned a die storage system expansion for Wolf Appliance, a division of Sub-Zero Group Inc. located in Fitchburg, Wis. Wolf’s original die storage system was designed and built by Atlas Technologies in 2000. The expansion project, which is expected to...
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Conveyor stacking system processes both steel and aluminum
Atlas Technologies offers the Multi-Vac conveyor stacking system. The patent-pending conveyor design was developed for companies that process both steel and aluminum for the automotive industry. The system provides a means for high-speed blanking of steel and aluminum with a single-design sheet...
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Atlas appoints general manager
Atlas Technologies LLC, Fenton, Mich., has named Andrew Basgall as general manager. Former General Manager Bill Rogner has transitioned to director of sales.
Basgall has 40 years of automotive and manufacturing experience. He previously worked as a senior project manager at Toyota.
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Refurbishing servo-drive triaxis transfer systems cost-effectively
Upgrade transfer systems’ controls, drives, and bearings without complete replacement with a refurbishment. An appliance-maker had new rail connections, new wireless electrical connection methods for part tracking, electronic torque monitoring, and new kinetics drives installed as part of its press modernization program at 75 percent of the cost of new transfers.