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Hill Engineering - A Member of the Formtek Group
373 Randy Road
Carol Stream, IL 60188
Phone: 630-834-4430
Fax: 630-834-4755
Sales Contact
Paul Williams
Sales Manager
Email: pwilliams@formtekgroup.com
Sales: 630-834-4430
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Hill Engineering - A Member of the Formtek Group
Changing the point of attack
- By Paul Williams
- Dec 8, 2010
- Tube and Pipe Production
- Article
For inline cutoff, tube and pipe producers typically use a mechanically driven, single-blade device. This type of cutoff unit is good for most applications, but in many specialized cases, it might not produce good results. Square or rectangular tubes, heavy walls, and lockseam tubing present cutoff challenges that call for a hydraulic unit or a swing blade.
- From The Fabricator
Hill Eng. promotes sales/marketing manager
- Jul 12, 2010
- Roll Forming
- News Release
Hill Eng., a member of the Formtek Group in Carol Stream, Ill., has promoted Paul Williams to the position of sales and marketing manager. In this position, he establishes selling strategies for the company's rotary punching units, hydraulic presses, air presses, and stationary and flying...
- From The Fabricator
Rotary punching revisited
- By Paul Williams
- Aug 6, 2009
- Roll Forming
- Article
New ways to increase production, reduce labor costs, and maximize floor space may be found by revisiting a 50-year old technology—rotary punching. Many part features and patterns can be punched and formed using pull-through rotary units at up to 300 feet per minute(FPM) in materials as thick as 1/16 inch. In addition, cam technology allows rotary punching and forming of material thicknesses up to 0.105 in. (12 gauge). Servo drives empower line speeds as fast as 650 (FPM).
- From The Fabricator
Is metal roofing fabrication right for your shop?
- By Paul Williams
- Apr 10, 2007
- Roll Forming
- Article
When deciding whether to produce roofing panels, you need to determine your ROI, based on if you can use existing equipment or need new equipment, the required panel appearance; possible line configuration; and material handling options.
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