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Magazine Issue May 2018

Helping America Build Smarter

American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA)

Helping America Build Smarter

For years, American infrastructure has depended on traditional materials. Fiber-reinforced polymer composites offer a better way to build.

California Manufacturing Technology Consulting (CMTC)

Preparing for Smart Manufacturing

Predictions say Smart Manufacturing will be the next Industrial Revolution. What exactly is SM and how do manufacturers get ready for it?

Georgia Center of Innovation Logistics

Georgia Logistics Summit Looks to the Industry’s Future

This year’s Georgia Logistics Summit gave industry professionals a look at the logistics and supply chain exhibition thanks to MODEX 2018.

GINCOR Truck & Trailer Werx

Making What Drivers Want

A company with a 40 year tradition of quality workmanship and technical innovation producing custom trailers for specialized applications.

Grupo Astra

A Seat at the Table

Brazil’s leading manufacturer and innovative market leader of toilet seats, bathroom fixtures and other items for the construction sector.

Morgan Truck Body

Morgan Truck Body- Efrigerated Truck and Van Bodies

North America’s largest manufacturer of medium-duty dry freight and refrigerated truck and van bodies.

New Mexico

Solar Innovation Means New Mexico Jobs

New Mexico can capitalize on its strengths in the advanced solar industry to drive economic growth and support over 6,800 jobs annually.

Sococo

On the Cutting Edge of Coconuts

Brazil’s leading producer of coconut products for over 50 years, Sococo’s unique attributes allows them to tackle the global market.

Twin Disc

Clutch Performer

This global manufacturer of drivelines and powertrains for an array of equipment in diverse industries delivers best engineering solutions.

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