Huge Inventory Addition to the MSL Webshop
Downtime on any piece of equipment is the one thing that can bring production to a halt. Here at Mid-State Litho, we know that when a part is needed for production equipment its needed FAST. We also know that sometimes it's hard to know if what you're ordering is what you need, thats why we've decided to catalog our entire parts inventory with photos and descriptions.
This week our entire inventory of Hamada parts will be going online at the MSL webshop. This will be followed with our parts inventories for other manufacturers such as Standard Horizon, Graphic Whizard, Sakurai, Mitsubishi, Challenge, etc. So keep an eye on our store and watch for these updates as they come.
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By now some end users and industry insiders have likely heard the news that Hamada of Japan will be closing their North American branch office, Hamada of America, effective March 31st, 2009. Hamada of Japan will be taking over much of the workload handled by the American branch. This bump in the road is likely [...] [
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Success during tough times often comes from decisions made long before there's any realization of a downturn. However, there are certainly things you can do to gain an upper hand when you're already ankle deep. First is to focus your efforts on the things that drive in profit. Working your knuckles to the bone on an inefficient machine can waste time that could be done on something more profitable and stresses your workforce which can have many negative effects. Keeping your newest, most efficient machine humming at top speed will reduce your workload. [
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