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  • If you happened to see the launch of space shuttle STS-135, NASA's final space mission, there was one thing you couldn't see from the ground or television - the KLH-made part inside the shuttle.

  • 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.

  • In a flurry of new machines on the shop floor, one wire EDM machine has proven that age has its advantages. This Mitsubishi machine is proof that you can teach an old dog new tricks, but not without new ideas.

  • Drawn from the annual Top Shops Survey, Modern Machine Shop recognizes KLH Industries as a 2022 Top Shop. Each year, four standout shops are recognized for the Honors Programs. KLH is the 2022 honoree for “Business Strategy & Performance.”

  • When seeking precision machining, from medical manufacturing to aerospace components, consider the precision and accuracy of wire EDM for your application.

  • Designing for wire EDM manufacturability can help save your customers time, money and even improve part geometry. Check out these 5 tips to improving DFM on your next wire EDM project.

  • KLH stands out from the crowd with a customer-focused mindset and commitment to continually invest in state-of-the-art equipment. KLH remains firm in its dedication to producing quality life-altering wire EDM projects.

  • 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.

  • 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.