We are a leader in manufacturing precision metal fabrications with over 50 years in the industry. In an effort to reduce lead times, we are brought some previously subcontracted operations in house; by adding a HAAS VF-11/40, HAAS UMC-1000, and HAAS ST30-Y to our machine list. Some of our thoughts and opinions about technology, the manufacturing industry and innovation.
As part of our ongoing effort to increase our range of services, we are proud to announce our expansion into machining! The addition of machining is complimentary to our existing fabrication services and will allow more precision and larger scale production of complex parts.
As part of our ongoing effort to increase our range of services, we are proud to announce our expansion into machining! The addition of machining is complimentary to our existing fabrication services and will allow more precision and larger scale production of complex parts.
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We pride ourselves on maintaining clear strategic direction and a desire to innovate, but to design the future, it's important that we reflect on our past. For that, we're going to take you back to mid 1950's when our founder Bill Christian started to dream of running his own metal fabrication shop.
Since 1960, Chrima has been a leader in custom metal fabrication in Southwestern Ontario. Throughout that time, we've grown from a one-man operation to a 65,000 square foot, highly advanced manufacturing space. Our goals are simple; to make a difference in people's lives, use our business to influence positive change in the world, and to be part of projects that fit with our vision.
We are proud to introduce machining to our growing list of capabilities! Beginning in late summer 2019, we are set to welcome two Haas Automation machines; a VF-11 and a UMC-1000. The VF-11 is a larger scale 3-axis machine, with a travel distance of 3,048 x 1,016 x 762mm. For smaller and more complex jobs, the 5-axis UMC-1000 has a travel distance of 1,016 x 635 x 635mm.
The future is an ambiguous phenomenon. How does one plan for the future without knowing for certain what it'll be? Do you just assume your most educated guess is correct? Do you avoid planning altogether and take things as they come? With so many variables to influence the direction of "the future" we've defined some of the things we want to see in ours.
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