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Expansion Boosts Capabilities at Dallas Industries



Dallas Industries, a manufacturer of press feeding equipment and controls for the stamping industry, has added nearly 24,000 sq. ft. with the addition of another facility near its current location.

The new facility is located at 222 Park Street, across the street from the current headquarters. The move essentially doubles the company's current manufacturing space and will allow for greater flexibility of its fabricating and machining footprint. The expansion has also seen a substantial investment in new technologies and equipment including, high-volume lathes and grinding machines.

The new facility will also house Dallas' engineering department and will feature a high bay to handle large press feed lines and low bay for the paint booth, machining and fabricating. This space will further enhance the company's capabilities as a full service, quick response source, from design assist and validation through manufacturing support for press feed lines.

According to Willie Chacko, CEO of Dallas Industries, "This expansion is pivotal to boost our company's capabilities along with providing our customers with access to the best and latest technologies in press feed equipment. It is also an expression of the recent growth of our company."

Joe Gentilia, President of Dallas Industries, added, "Our processes are changing at a rapid pace to keep up with market demands and global competition. This expansion and subsequent investment in manufacturing technologies is necessary to meet these needs both now and in the future for our growing customer base."

Dallas Industries' full line of products includes conventional and compact coil feed lines, as well as servo feeds, air feeds, heavy-duty straighteners and coil handling equipment.

For more information contact:

Dallas Industries

103 Park Street

Troy, MI 48083-2770

248-583-9500

www.dallasindustries.com

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