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Our Lateral Flow Diagnostics Center of Excellence is a 6,500 sq. ft. environmentally-controlled facility that was purpose-built for automated reel-to-reel medical device production and features an in-house biochemistry lab, reagent deposition, LFI strip manufacturing, device assembly, and packaging stations.
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The Development Center for Composite Automation is a unique testing facility that provides new material processability and fabrication suitability analyses. This accelerates end-to-end material development and qualification cycles, reduces capital and labor costs, and speeds products to market.
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Designed by Web, our Superbulk® polypropylene cable fillers are lighter, stronger, and safer than traditional alternatives and can be custom-tailored to meet specific engineering and production requirements.
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Our industry-leading large format slitting, spooling, and printing services support longer manufacturing run times for maximum efficiency and cost reduction. All available under one roof.
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Ben Winters, General Manager CAD Cut Services, has written an article published in Aerospace Manufacturing and Design's 2020 Reference Guide.
The article, Composite Formatting Automation: Automation Can Help Manufacturers Ramp Up Production While Controlling Quality and Costs, describes how "automation will continue to gain prominence in aerospace design and manufacturing."
Check out the article here: Composite Formatting Automation: Automation Can Help Manufacturers Ramp Up Production While Controlling Quality and Costs
Adrienne Green, Sales Director for the Personal and Home Care market, has written an article published by Sustainable Nonwovens. The article, How to Leverage Precision Converting Amid Nonwoven Product Price Pressure, explores how collaboration with an outsource manufacturing partner can help hygiene, medical, nonwoven, and home care products companies achieve important objectives such as brand differentiation, competitive pricing and speed to market. It also details how precision converting can contribute to sustainability initiatives.
Check out the article here: How to Leverage Precision Converting Amid Nonwoven Product Price Pressure
November 21, 2019 – In a move that places the online presence of its precision converting and outsource manufacturing services on the doorstep of European markets, U.S.-headquartered Web Industries has launched its website in German and French editions.
Each edition covers Web Industries’ four market sectors: Aerospace, Medical, Personal & Home Care, and Industrial. The sites went live November 1, 2019.
According to Web Industries Vice President of Corporate Development Kevin Young, the French edition supports the acquisition earlier this year of France-based Omega Systèmes Atlantique and Omega Systèmes Aquitaine. The German edition reinforces the marketing presence of Web’s precision formatting operations in Stade, Germany and its Hamburg sales offices.
“Our French and German website editions are a natural outgrowth of Web’s expansion into European markets,” Young says. “We acquired Omega just this year and opened our first European sales office in Hamburg a year earlier. France and Germany are gateway countries to the larger European aerospace industry and to other key markets. Web now has a presence in regions that reach far beyond the French and German borders. Businesses throughout Europe that converse in French or German can now readily access information on all Web divisions and interact with us without the need for translations.”
Web Industries Head of Business Development Europe Patrick Markert adds: “Web Industries' acquisition of Omèga Systèmes has enabled us to establish a European supply chain complete with material suppliers and end users. This has created tremendous market demand. Our new multilingual website reinforces Web Industries' position as a company with global manufacturing and distribution capabilities that can meet the precision converting and outsource manufacturing needs of customers worldwide.”
Website Content The website’s Markets section features separate landing pages for each of Web Industries’ marketing divisions: Aerospace, Medical, Personal & Home Care, and Industrial. Each landing page provides a detailed description of a division’s capabilities and an overview of its product line.
The site’s Services & Products section hosts Process Optimization Services, Outsource Manufacturing Services and Specialty Products pages, each with detailed coverage.
A Resources page takes visitors to a library of technical brochures, and an About Us section provides access to scores of industry opinion, technical and product-oriented news items published in leading trade publications.
About Web Industries A 100% employee-owned company, Web Industries, Inc., is one of the largest and most diverse providers of precision converting and outsource manufacturing. We help customers in the Aerospace, Medical, Personal & Home Care, and Industrial markets bridge their capability gaps and accelerate their go-to-market success by leveraging close, trust-based relationships to develop ingenious solutions precisely tailored to their needs. From project inception through commercialization, Web offers creative problem-solving backed by deep technical and operational expertise.
For Further Information Customer Inquiries: sales@webindustries.com +1 508.573.7979
Media Relations: Bob Giuliano +1 610.328.1051 bob.giuliano@prplace.biz
Michael Quarrey, VP of Aerospace Operations, and Ben Winters, General Manager CAD Cut Services, have written an article published by Composites World. The article, The Rubik’s Cube of Working Efficiently with Different Composite Materials, explains how to determine the right composites materials and process (M&P) path for your aerospace needs, leveraging an outside partner's core competencies.
Check out the article here: The Rubik’s Cube of Working Efficiently with Different Composite Materials