Improving Manufacturing Efficiency: Simplicity in Engineering & Automation

Published by Arnot on Fri, 09/16/2011 - 05:30

Improving Manufacturing Efficiency: Simplicity in Engineering & Automation

by Arnot Heller III

In the past news I discussed a major difference in the processing of components that we, at CSP, believe allows us to provide an advantage to our customer. Basically through the use of a near net shape, we save material and machining time in production, allowing us to control costs over time while improving manufacturing efficiency.

The Processing of a Part (And Using the Global Supply Chain)

Published by Arnot on Mon, 08/29/2011 - 05:53

The Processing of a Part (And Using the Global Supply Chain)

by Arnot Heller III

Every day we hear stories about the difficulty of US manufacturers to compete globally. Unfortunately, if one drills down and looks closely at the manufacturer, one can often find a processing problem hindering manufacturing productivity, as opposed to a currency or labor problem.

Becoming a Manufacturer of Standard Merchant Couplings for Oil, Gas & Water Customers

Published by Matt on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 15:07

June 21, 2011 - Engineering is continuously working to expand CSP’s production capacity, and last week we again exceeding our expected production levels by decreasing our cycle time on our machine per part. Because of our increased capacity, CSP is able to still take this week off even though we are busier than ever. We will be operating with a limited staff the week of The Fourth of July.

New Product: Heavy Duty Couplings; Great Daimler news!

Published by kathleen on Wed, 06/15/2011 - 21:00

June 16, 2011 - From the CSP desk:

This week, Matt Heller, who is CSP’s Vice President of Sales is out of the office visiting current and potential heavy-duty truck customers. He will be verifying that current customer needs are being met as well as promoting CSP’s brand new product line of couplings.

Last week, we are happy to report that we exceeded projected truck steel threaded bushing production and continue to expand our capabilities to keep up with increasing customer demands.