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Historically having a high tax rate on manufacturing relative to the rest of the world, the 2017 tax reforms temporarily stimulated the U.S. manufacturing sector.

As the global battle against corrosion continues, this new NCMS tool could be a crucial addition to the toolbelt.

The collaboration will allow Duravent Group to offer customers an extensive array of high-quality, domestically produced products that enhance and expand its current hearth offerings.

Carrier University, established in 1929, will use its new training center to host more than 1,200 students annually for in-person courses. An additional 7,400 students will participate in virtual instruction, the company said.

The new space includes specialized areas for aerospace and defense engineering and manufacturing equipment, and sections for prototyping, testing, and quality inspection.

Between May 6 and June 14, more than 130 Rheem employees volunteered to log their biking, walking, or running on the Charity Miles app, which turns miles logged into money for charity. Collectively, the Rheem volunteers completed 14,512 miles to reach the company’s goal.

The Tech Center offers space for cross-team collaborative work and a view of the Arkansas River with downtown Tulsa in the distance.

The Southcentral Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education operates as a selective, work-and-learn admissions program designed to educate advanced manufacturing technicians.

The certification process involved a thorough review and rigorous evaluation of Nationwide Boiler’s welding procedure by a review team from the National Board.

Carrier Cooling-as-a-Service allows customers to contract for long-term performance and predictable payments rather than incurring an up-front capital cost for system or equipment purchases.