At Beaumont Machine, our best advertisement is our customers. And if we had to hand out an award for this, it would go out to Integrity EDM. About a decade ago, Beaumont Machine developed and built two 5 axis EDM’s for Don Rowland, owner of Integrity EDM. Now, 10 years later, Integrity has 12 Beaumont EDM’s and uses these 12 machines to beat out the competition.

In the last 2 months, we have received more calls than ever from other manufacturers that either use Integrity EDM’s services or have lost work to Integrity EDM. Integrity EDM definitely understands EDM.

This goes to show, that if you combine the right tool man and tool, you will get a successful result. I just wish Don wouldn’t pull our logos off the machines.

Here is a link to an article related to Beaumont Machine and Integrity EDM.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb4320/is_5_37/ai_n28999439/

Picture (small) of the Beaumont EDM’s at Intgrity EDM’s facility.

http://www.integrityedm.com/equipment.asp

If you need EDM work done, here are a few of our customers located in North America:

Integrity EDM 12 machines

Turbo Combustion Technologies Cincinnati 8 machines

General Electric 1 machine

Unison Engine Components Wilkes Barre 1 machines

Unison Engine Components Orillia 3 machines

Pratt & Whitney Hartford 4 machines

Mitsubishi Power Systems 9 machines

Honeywell 1 machine

Williams International 1 machine

Acucut 2 machines

LAI International 6 machines

Moeller Aerospace 1 machine

Johnson Technology 1 machine

Power Systems Manufacturing 1 machine

Atlantic Precision Incorporated 1 machine

Aerospace Techniques 1 machine

ProEnergy 1 machine

Sulzer Hickham 2 machines

Reliable EDM 1 machine

ACT Texas 1 machine

Silfex / Lam Research 8 machines

Aero Foil International 2 machines

Walker Forge 1 machine

CTM Corporation 1 machine

Design West Tech 1 machine

Gala Industries 1 machine                             

We also have machines located in France, Poland and Budapest.

Beaumont Machine has been working primarily with the Aerospace and Land Based Power Generation Industries, but lately, the Semiconductor Industry has been keeping us busy. With this new industry comes new processes and procedures that have taken on a whole new meaning to us. And the biggest of all is COPY EXACT.

So what is copy exact? Copy exact is a commitment to abide by a Process Control Plan without deviation. If changes are necessary, those changes must be communicated to the customer via the Deviation Authorization process prior to submission.” Copy exact is an extension of the Production Part Approval Process:
The Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) outlines the methods used for approval of production and service commodities, including bulk materials, up to and including part submission warrant in the Advanced Quality Planning process. The purpose of the PPAP process is to ensure that suppliers of components comply with the design specification and can run consistently without affecting the customer line and improving the quality systems. PPAP ensures that you will achieve the first time quality and will lower down the cost of quality.

All this really asks of a supplier is “We have approved purchase of your product based on certain assumptions about how you will manufacture, inspect, and ship this product. If anything about the process is going to change, we want to know and we want assurance the change will not affect the product we receive. If you want to be a great supplier and introduce improvements to your process, that’s fine, but be proactive and tell us what you intend to do.”

By understanding and abiding by these processes, Beaumont Machine is continually making progress and increasing its contribution through innovative technology in the Semiconductor industry as well as the Aerospace and Land base power generation industries.

Chris