BIG DAISHOWA expands range of smart damper-integrated products
BIG DAISHOWA has expanded its lineup of Smart Damper-integrated products to include 318 large bore systems and the CK1, CK2 and CKB3 systems. BIG DAISHOWA has expanded its lineup of Smart Damper-integrated products to include 318 large bore systems and the CK1, CK2 and CKB3 systems. BIG DAISHOWA photo The new 318 Smart Damper deep boring system is for fine or rough boring of diameters from 200 to 320 millimetres (7.87 to 12.6 inches) and uses the CKB7 connection to adapt to almost any machine. The integration of Smart Damper shortens the distance from the damping mechanism to
Building Blocks for health and safety success available for CTMA members
Most businesses want to do the right thing; protect their people and achieve legal compliance. However, customers without health and safety departments or dedicated staff to oversee these positive outcomes, often struggle. WSPS recognizes this and has developed Building Blocks, a personalized consulting solution for businesses looking for support – beyond the available free downloads and online resources – to build their health and safety program. Each Building Block provides the customer with guidance and support resources – such as templated policies, procedures, and/or forms – which they personalize on their own or with the support of a consultant, to
CTMA encourages youth to begin careers within the skilled trades at Level Up! in Windsor
Students in grades 7 to 12, as well as parents and jobseekers, had the opportunity to learn about the skilled trades during the Level Up! career fair in Windsor from Oct. 25 to 26. CTMA photo The CTMA recently attended the Level Up! Skilled Trades Fair in Windsor from Oct. 25 to 26, to help encourage youth to begin their careers within our industry. The CTMA's executive director, Robert Cattle, had the opportunity to join three other panelists during the panel session to share his knowledge on the different career paths available within the skilled trades and how
CTMA attends Shop Metalworking Expo in Windsor
Robert Cattle and Richard Janik attended the Shop Metalworking Expo in Windsor on Oct. 12. The CTMA recently attended the Shop Metalworking Technology Expo, which was held Oct. 12 at the Ciociaro Club in Windsor. The Shop Metalworking & Technology Expo brings together manufacturers and distributors, showcasing the latest in machine tools, cutting tools, fabricating & welding technology, quality control, metal finishing, automation and more. This one-day event provides the opportunity for buyers and sellers to come together and learn about the newest products and technologies available, and network with likeminded individuals. The show attracts regional buying influencers
CME Statement regarding interruption of transits in St. Lawrence Seaway
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) released the following statement regarding the shut down of the St. Lawrence Seaway as workers began a strike: “This labour dispute will have a major impact on our businesses. This is another interruption at the heart of the supply chain, and manufacturers are once again being held hostage. The seaway is a key economic artery for Quebec, Ontario and Eastern Canada. In 2022, about 36.3 million metric tons of cargo valued at $16.7 billion passed through the St. Lawrence Seaway’s infrastructure, generating a total of nearly $6 billion in economic activity and supporting over 42,000
Mitigating Auto Theft Risk for High-Target Vehicles
Article courtesy of Cowan Insurance Group Did you know a car is stolen every 48 minutes in Ontario? Car theft increased 72% between 2014 and 2021 and jumped an additional 14% just in the last few years. The average time for a car to be stolen is now only 15 seconds. What types of cars are at risk? Auto theft is an ever-evolving problem. The list changes annually, but consistently the most stolen vehicles are3: Honda CRV Ford F150 Lexus RX Honda Civic Toyota Highlander Dodge Ram 1500 Series How cars are stolen in 2023 Keyless entry vulnerabilities. Thieves are