The launch of Marshall Manufacturing’s newly re-designed website marshallmfg.com, unveils its enhanced identity as a strategic provider of precision machining services for Medical equipment manufacturers. The dynamic new website communicates Marshall Manufacturing’s unique capabilities as an ISO certified manufacturer of complex precision machining services and value added services. Extremely user friendly to navigate, the site provides the viewer with everything needed to evaluate Marshall Manufacturing’s capabilities. Among these are CNC Swiss machining, CNC milling, custom bending, induction brazing, stamping, packaging and many others.
Through fast-paced video, see Marshall Manufacturing’s Swiss machining cell that operates together with no operator intervention utilizing two robots, a parts cleaning station, and inspection system to produce precision families of different medical and other precision components.
The cell is designed to create specific manufacturing processes for longer running jobs for the most cost-effective per unit cost. Designed as a low cost solution, the cell optimizes processes and provides a flexible delivery schedule in medium to high volumes (20,000 to 500,000 pieces annually).
Marshall’s new site includes a plant tour of capabilities, precision parts show, 50 year history, value-added services, equipment list, news and other areas including how it was recently recognized as the “gold standard” of Swiss machining.
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