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Dynamic Will Exhibit at AeroMat

Wednesday, March 1st, 2006

Dynamic Flowform is pleased to announce that we will once again be exhibiting at the AeroMat Conference & Exposition. For a free exhibit pass or more information on our exhibit, click here.

Dynamic Exhibits at Waste Management Symposium ‘06

Sunday, February 26th, 2006

Dynamic Flowform is exhibiting at the Waste Management Symposium in Tucson, Arizona.  Paul Gearing and Matt Fonte, from Dynamic’s Business Development team, are explaining how flowforming can be used to create SEAMLESS waste containers.  Click here to see the flyer

FLOWFORMED MP35N (35% Cobalt) Housings Used in Oil Exploration

Tuesday, February 21st, 2006

Recently, the special metals department of an oil exploration company contacted Dynamic Flowform.  They needed an open-ended, instrument housing made out of a high strength, corrosion resistant material.  Traditionally, the piece was manufactured by gun drilling, machining and honing.  The customer learned that flowforming is a cold work process and that by flowforming their piece, they could reach the material’s peak mechanical properties.  After comparing the previous method of manufacturing and flowforming, they were eager to start flowforming their component.  Additionally, flowforming offered the customer the following benefits:

  • The starting preform material requirement is one-fifth the length of the existing housing, saving material.
  • The component has refined grain sizes from the flowform process.
  • Extremely tight tolerances on concentricity, straightness and diameter are achievable through flowforming.

Having now received their finished components, our customer is pleased with the quality of the flowformed part, the cost-savings and the fact that Dynamic Flowform was able to meet their tight deadline. 

Matthew Fonte Presents at Joint AKRON AMSE/ASM Meeting

Wednesday, January 11th, 2006

Matthew Fonte was the keynote speaker at this monthly dinner.  Engineers learned about the advanced form of metal forming called flowforming.  In addition to the basic flowforming process, Fonte covered how flowforming changes the grain structure and crystallographic texture of the metal.  Attendees also saw a photographic journey of the flowforming process from preform to finished component.  For more information or to invite Fonte to be a guest speaker at your meeting, please contact him.  For information on AKRON AMSE/ASM, click here.

International Business Development Team is Formed

Wednesday, September 21st, 2005

Dynamic Flowform Corp. announces that it has added another piece to the Company’s worldwide business by forming an International Business Development Team.

“It’s time,” says Matthew Fonte, Director of Business Development for Dynamic Flowform Corp. “We continuously get sales inquiries from around the world. It’s time to start serving these people well.” In response to the growing demands for service, Matthew has brought together a very qualified, global business development team. These men have vast experience in the niche-manufacturing processes specific to the defense, aerospace and oil industries.

Companies from around the world are turning to Dynamic Flowform for their flowforming needs for two main reasons. First, they know of Dynamic Flowform’s reputation as an international leader in the field, continuously producing quality parts with new metals and tighter tolerances. Secondly, with the US dollar being weak, it is economically prudent for intercontinental companies to take advantage of the exchange rate and have Dynamic Flowform produce their precise, seamless parts. To contact one of our new international business development team members, please click here.

Dynamic Modifies its Name

Monday, August 15th, 2005

Dynamic Machine Works Inc. is proud to announce the change of our name to Dynamic Flowform Corp.. For the past 32 years, people throughout the metalworking world have referred to us as “Dynamic”, the folks to see for the manufacturing of dimensionally precise components, made from out-of-the ordinary metals.

For the last twenty years, we have built a reputation as the “flowforming people” as we pioneered the precision flowforming technology in dozens of markets. Looking into the future, we want everyone to know who we are and what do.

We are “Dynamic Flowform”.

We remain under the direction of Founder and President, Ven Fonte, and the strong managerial team that he has put together through the years. We continue to manufacture flowformed components in our plant in Billerica, Massachusetts where we have been located for more than 25 years. Precision Flowforming is our mission and, more importantly, our passion. We are continuously pushing it to new metallurgical and dimensional heights.

At Dynamic Flowform, we are eager to share the dynamic process of precision flowforming with you and to discuss how you might benefit from applying this method of metal forming to your projects.

Dynamic is ISO Certified

Tuesday, July 6th, 2004

In 2004, Dynamic became certified by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). At the core of the ISO 9001 Quality Standard is a series of five international standards that guide the development and implementation of an effective quality management system. This certification has helped us to refine and document our procedures and manufacturing operations. Our ISO team meets routinely to evaluate our systems and improve our company. The ISO 9001:2000 certificate assures our customers that we have the processes in place to manufacture their flowformed components as specified and on time. Click here for more information on our Quality Department.

Dynamic Installs a 1,000 Ton Forging Press

Friday, February 6th, 2004

Recently, Dynamic installed a 1,000 metric ton mechanical forge press used to manufacture preform hollows. The acquisition and installation of this forging press has allowed us to become more vertically integrated. We have more control of the entire manufacturing process and we are able to reduce turn around time for our customers.

In addition, by forging our starting blanks to near net shape, we improve the grain flow of the preform. We also reduce metal waste making for a less expensive final component.   For more information, see our Forging Department

 

 

 

     
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