The Protomatic blog, “Precisely Speaking,” is where you’ll get useful information on all aspects of precision CNC machining.
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The Industries of Protomatic
8/1/2021
Protomatic is a CNC machining shop for medical, aerospace, defense, and automotive industries.
While the past year has brought many changes, the Protomatic commitment to Life-Saving Precision has never wavered and will be increasingly important as we continue moving forward.
Congrats to Protomatic’s Dave Wetzel On His Retirement
6/8/2021
Dave Wetzel, Protomatic Vice President-Sales Manager, will be retiring from his full-time duties on May 28, 2021. His responsibilities will be transitioned to Doug Wetzel and Scott Allen.
Protomatic manufactures precision CNC parts for the aerospace and medical industries. To help ensure that every part meets optimum quality standards, we perform regular independent inspections of the Quality Management System.
Ensure Your Project’s Success with State-of-the-Art Aerospace Manufacturing Design Support
4/22/2021
During your project, it’s essential that everyone involved aim for the same target. In most cases, that target is a specific set of specifications, standards or design criteria.
Protomatic is proud to have been called upon to contribute to Project Warp Speed. At Protomatic, the guiding principle is designing and manufacturing every part with Life-Saving Precision.
Medical Device Machining Capabilities from Protomatic
3/24/2021
At Protomatic, we are a known leader in the medical device machining industry. Because of our many resources and equipment lines, we are considered a one-stop shop throughout the industry, as well.
In this paper, you’ll learn the basics of high-performance superalloys, and be provided with some guidance for their use in new product applications and improved product design.
Aluminum is one of the most universal materials and is widely used in many CNC machining applications. It is cost effective, easy to manufacture with many methods, has a good strength to weight ratio, and is naturally long lasting with low corrosion rates.
