South Carolina Machine Shops and Other Manufacturers In The Palmetto State Turning To AMSN For Work

Columbia, South Carolina – Well known for their hospitality and willingness to give a helping hand whenever needed, South Carolinians are taking notice of a movement being made by MFGpartners.net, to help bring work to manufacturing companies in the Palmetto State. Recently a press release published on IndustrialPR indicated South Carolina Machine Shops profiled on the website is the current focus of the movement in effort to help businesses find and compare statewide manufacturers specializing in various machining and fabrication solutions serving Columbia, Mount Pleasant, Florence, Rock Hill, Charleston, Spartanburg, Hilton Head Island, Greenville, North Charleston, Sumter and other areas throughout the state and nationwide.

IndustrialPR said hundreds of CNC & Swiss Machining Experts can be found on the American Machine Shops Network as well as other craftsman selected by users of AMSN, many of whom are engineers and machinists at http://www.mfgpartners.net/cnc-machining-services

According to MFGpartners officials, South Carolina is home to dozens of world class companies specializing in offering complete Precision CNC Machining Solutions for national and international clientele.

IndustrialPR.net spokeswoman Julie Berry said many of the manufacturers on the marketplace has been serving industry for over 100 years providing CNC milling, CNC turning, prototyping, and complete fabrication such as shearing, welding, bending & forming, gear cutting (spur, helical, bevel, worms & internal) precision metal cutting, CNC sawing, grinding, coating, polishing and other finishing processes. According to Ms. Berry, the company plans to launch a nationwide contest between manufacturers of made-to-order parts and components produced from a variety of metals, plastics and other materials. Berry said the contest is expected to be held in the Spring of 2012 when a location and a judges panel has been decided by organizers of the event.

“It's important to clarify although South Carolina is the current focus of IndustrialPR & AMSN, both sites are utilized by engineers, vendors and organizations nationwide and beyond looking to buy or sell custom manufacturing services,” said Berry. She continued, “Hundreds of companies in the U.S. and across the globe utilize the network daily to find everything from fabricated metal & plastic products, precision CNC machined components, rapid prototypes, molded products, castings and precision metal parts to a wide array of other precision CNC machining, sheetmetal fabricating, Swiss-style machining and other custom manufacturing solutions.” Berry went on to say the American Machine Shops Network and IndustrialPR make an efficient team for those involved in the manufacturing community in South Carolina as well as across the country.

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This release was published on openPR.