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  • KLH will celebrate 25 years of precision machining by hosting a live broadcast of WKLH’s morning show “Dave & Carole.” The program will coincide with a morning job fair, followed by an afternoon open house.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.