QED Environmental Systems Announces In-House Machining
New capability boosts product quality and reliability
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McNeil, Gray & Rice
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kristin.nugent@mgr1.com
Dexter, MI - Q.E.D. Environmental Systems, Inc., a leading manufacturer of innovative environmental products and subsidiary of Graco Inc., announces its new in-house machining capabilities. QED will now machine parts for approximately 90 percent of its finished goods. By machining in-house, QED is able to monitor every step of the manufacturing process from incoming material to the final product, leading to more efficient manufacturing and ultimately, better quality products.
QED will use a Citizen Cincom® L32 Swiss CNC lathe, a Behringer automatic band saw and a Mazak® Multiplex 6300YR turning center to machine parts and components, and is now also manufacturing all applicable parts out of 316 stainless steel, upgrading from 304 stainless steel to improve resistance to corrosion and chemical attack. Products impacted by this change range from Autopumps and wellheads to groundwater and soil sampling solutions.
QED has hired highly-skilled individuals to make up its new machining department, which will allow QED to fully utilize its new machining capabilities.
Learn more about QED at www.qedenv.com.
About Q.E.D Environmental Systems, Inc.
Q.E.D. Environmental Systems, a subsidiary of Graco Inc., is a leading manufacturer of innovative environmental pumping systems, landfill products, landfill gas products, and air strippers for use at landfills, mines, oil refineries and other industrial sites, as well as hazardous waste cleanup sites. Our products are used around the world for a wide range of environmental applications, including groundwater sampling, groundwater remediation pumping, landfill leachate and condensate pumping, landfill gas collection and control, landfill and biogas analysis, air stripping and VOC removal, and wireless data acquisition. Based in Dexter, MI, QED serves customers from support centers in Michigan and California. For more information, call 734-995-2547 or contact us at info@qedenv.com.
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