Dayton Progress Corp.
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Dayton Lamina names VP of sales and marketing
Dayton Lamina™, Dayton, Ohio, a producer of punching and stamping tools and components, has added Bill Mills to the executive management team in the position of vice president of sales and marketing. He is responsible for all U.S. sales and marketing functions for the company’s divisions,...
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Literature details tool steel characteristics, heat treatment options
A new six-page brochure from Dayton Progress Corp. details the properties of common tool steels to help users make the best selection for a specific application. Wear resistance, toughness, and compressive strength are highlighted. The brochure also details the heat-treating processes, including...
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Dayton Progress merges with Anchor Lamina
Dayton Progress, Dayton Ohio, and Anchor Lamina, Farmington Hills, Mich., have announced their merger into a new, combined company called DAYTON Lamina Corporation™. The president of the new company is Alan Shaffer, current president of Dayton Progress. The two die component makers were...
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Dayton Progress announces plan to transfer punch blank production
Dayton Progress has announced that its parent company, Misumi, will expand and adopt Dayton’s blank-making process at its blank factory in Vietnam, which supplies all Misumi punch-making factories worldwide with blanks. Over the next several years, the manufacture of Dayton semifinished punch...
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Die springs put on the pressure
Without something to manage and absorb pressure, a die set would cease to function properly. This is why die spring selection--which considers spring size, travel, number, and placement within the tool--is so critical.
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Dayton Progress, Anchor Lamina to be acquired by MISUMI Group
Misumi Group Inc. of Japan has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Dayton Progress Corp. and its subsidiary, PCS Co., from Connell Ltd. Partnership, pending certain regulatory approvals. The acquisition, expected to close in November, also will include the Anchor Lamina Die Components business...
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Compound tooling produces stampings in single stroke
Dayton Progress will feature DAYSet™ high-precision compound tooling, a complete tooling system for the production of stamped products in a single-step operation, at FABTECH 2012. The system allows 15-min. tool changeover, making it suitable for short and medium runs, prototyping, and...
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Winners named in Dayton Progress high school manufacturing competition
Dayton Progress Corp., a supplier of metal stamping and forming tools and accessories in Dayton, Ohio, has named Greene County Career Center as the winner of its Manufacturing Challenge competition aimed at promoting careers in manufacturing to high school students. Located in Xenia, Ohio, GCCC...
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Dayton Progress establishes high school manufacturing challenge competition
To combat the shortage of skilled manufacturing workers, Dayton Progress Corp., Dayton, Ohio, has announced a manufacturing challenge competition to promote awareness of careers in industrial manufacturing to Dayton-area high schools. The competition includes a prize package valued at more than...
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Dayton Progress Corp. acquires Lane Punch business, assets
Dayton Progress Corp., Dayton, Ohio, has acquired the business and assets of Lane Punch Corp., a manufacturer of metal stamping tools with locations in Michigan and North Carolina. Dayton Progress will transfer all production from the two Lane plants to Dayton Progress factories in Ohio, Canada,...
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Dayton Progress named to Quality Leadership 100 list
Dayton Progress has been named to the Quality Leadership 100 list of companies for 2010 by Quality magazine. The company placed 89th out of more than 800 manufacturers across most industries participating in the ranking. Companies were surveyed on criteria such as scrap and rework as a percentage...