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AS9100 Training Takes Flight

In preparation of KLH's upcoming AS9100 certification KLH is currently training internal auditors. This team of auditors is responsible for ensuring conformance with the additional requirements of the aerospace industry.

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CEO Represents WI at National Apprenticeship Council

On April 4th, KLH CEO/President Kenneth L. Heins represented Wisconsin at the National Institute for Metalworking Skills Apprenticeship (NIMS) expert panel held in Tampa Bay.

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KLH Receives Second Straight WI MOTY Nomination

For the second consecutive year, KLH Industries has been nominated to be Wisconsin's Small Business Manufacturer of the Year. The MOTY program celebrates the successes of manufacturers in the state.

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KLH Receives Nadcap Accreditation for EDM

KLH Industries has received Nadcap accreditation for Nonconventional Machining, including wire EDM and fast hole EDM. This achievement further solidifies KLH’s commitment to delivering the highest standards of aerospace machining.

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Five Benefits of Five-Axis CNC Machining

Five-axis machines move in all three linear axes plus two additional rotary axes. The ability to precisely move the work piece without removing it has distinct advantages over conventional three-axis machining.

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Service Spotlight: Five-Axis CNC Machining

KLH Industries is now offering five-axis machining services on a new Doosan VC630/5AX. A trunnion-style five-axis, it features a 360-degree rotating C-axis on an integrated 150-degree tilting A-axis.

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Service Spotlight: 5-Axis Waterjet Cutting

KLH Industries has purchased a new Flow Mach 3 Series waterjet with two very significant extra features – a 5-axis cutting head and a 90,000 psi pump. Not only will this waterjet produce 3D parts, but will do so at some of the fastest cutting speeds in the industry.

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Tech College Gives KLH Award of Excellence

Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC) has presented KLH with their 2013 Award of Excellence. The award recognizes KLH’s dedication to “building bridges between industry and education.”

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NIMS Apprenticeship Trial Underway

Four companies have begun piloting a new apprenticeship model in Wisconsin. NIMS is a competency- based model that assesses students on specific skill sets. Unlike the current apprenticeship model, there is no time requirement.

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