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PURCHASING’S GATEWAY TO NEW SOURCES No. 248 FREE SUBSCRIPTION KEEPING PURCHASING DECISION MAKERS INFORMED 25,000+ readers read THE GATEWAY in over 7,500 companies February 2020 SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE The Benefits Of Thread Rolling SEE PAGE 15 SEE PAGE COVER PHOTO : UNITED CENTERLESS GRINDING & THREAD ROLLING | 25 Rosenthal St | East Hartford, CT 06108 Fresh Air Ventilation Systems designed by VentilationUSA LLC CONTENTS FEBRUARY 2020 | ISSUE 248 Ventilation Without Losing Heat! ™ COMPANY SHOWCASE with BPE Air-To-Air Heat Exchanger 03 United Grinding & Thread Rolling PUBLICATION MANAGER Matthias Roberge INDUSTRY INSIGHTS EDITORIAL DIRECTOR SOLUTIONS Chris Hislop 15 Applying Pressure: The Benefits of Thread Rolling • Humidity Issues ART DIRECTOR • Air Quality Issues Adam Kaufmann INDUSTRY NEWS • Odors Into Offices ONLINE MARKETING • Saving Energy $$$$$$$$$$ 22 Regional Press Adam Kaufmann Beau Pingree • Employees Health Concerns 24 Upcoming Events • Lack Of Breathable Fresh Air • Utilize Compressor Heat 24 Classifieds ADVERTISING INQUIRIES (877) 463-4020 28 Research and development (Mushield Company) [email protected] Hours: 9am-5pm Mon-Fri MAILING ADDRESS February. 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That longevity speaks to the trust and loyalty that exists amongst the company’s 400+ customer pool who will often just send in jobs without prior communication knowing full-well that the work will get done, and if it can’t, communication is quick, precise, and open. As the name suggests, United Centerless Grinding & Thread Rolling has been in the business of custom It’s been 60 years since United Centerless grinding and thread rolling since their inception. Grinding & Thread Rolling (United) opened its They’ve updated their service offerings in recent years to doors in Hartford, Connecticut back in 1960. include wire EDM cutting capabilities and have several A lot has changed over the years, including the move of automated assemblies in place to knock out large custom their operation across the Connecticut River to their contract jobs on an annual current location in East Hartford where they’ve slowly basis. The long and short of added on to their facility over the years and currently it is, United aren’t afraid of reside in nearly 19,000 square feet worth of space a job’s scope. They’ll handle (18,904 sq./ft if you’re keeping score at home…) small to enterprise sized jobs without any hesitation. United is now a third-generation family owned business currently under the guise of Normand Goulet III (as well as Normand Goulet Jr. who can still be found hard at work February 2020 3 www.TheGatewayMag.com COMPANY SHOWCASE: UNITED INDUSTRIES SERVED. AEROSPACE AUTOMOTIVE COMMERCIAL MARINE MEDICAL MILITARY/DEFENSE CENTERLESS GRINDING SERVICE SPECIFICATIONS: • Centerless end feed grinding United specializes in precision centerless, form, • Thru-feed grinding crush and bar grinding services and pride themselves • Crush grinding on exceeding industry standards in doing so. 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They offer every customer a free estimate to gauge project SERVICE FEATURES: cost and strictly adhere to predetermined scheduled delivery dates. • Wide variety of sizes and dimensions • Computer process planning • Short and long run productions • Can hold tolerance of ± .00005 • ISO 9001 compliant • Gage calibration system meets ISO10012 standard (CONTINUED ON PAGE 6) 4 HEAT TREATING • VACUUM • INTEGRAL QUENCH • CONTINUOUS BELT • NITRIDING • STRESS RELIEVING • ANNEALING *Pick up and Delivery Available* Certified By General Dynamics for AMS 2759 Aluminum Heat Treating Long Vertical Capability Sandblasting Parts Cleaning Brazing Straightening COUNTY HEAT TREAT 32 Howe Avenue | Millbury, MA 01527 Tel: (508) 865-5885 Fax: (508) 865-4033 Website: www.countyheattreat.com ISO 9001: 2008 CERTIFIED Centrally Located in New England. 2 miles from MA Pike, Exit 10A 24 Hour Service and weekends if Needed. $2.80* Each... You Decide!! 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