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CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT: Division Five – Hollywood, SC

September 6, 2019 / / Comments Off on CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT: Division Five – Hollywood, SC

Division Five

Division Five, a structural fabricator located in Hollywood, SC, has been a valued customer of Ocean Machinery since their 2006 installation of the Terminator 1842 Saw and Avenger Drill Line.

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Ocean Clipper Expedites Production at TPI Engineered Systems

July 8, 2019 / / Comments Off on Ocean Clipper Expedites Production at TPI Engineered Systems

Ocean Clipper at TPI Engineered Systems

TPI Engineered Systems in Bowden, Georgia is really putting their new Ocean Clipper to work and loving every man-hour saving minute of it. A recent conversation with Robbie Morgan, Plant Manager ...  (READ MORE)

Reducing Coping Man-hours and Handling Times at BullDog Iron Works – Waxahachie, Texas

March 25, 2019 / / Comments Off on Reducing Coping Man-hours and Handling Times at BullDog Iron Works – Waxahachie, Texas

bulldog ironworks - ocean liberator, ocean terminator, and ocean flippers

A recent visit to Bulldog Ironworks, just south of Dallas, reveals how they  leverage Ocean Products to reduce man-hours and improve material flow through their recently expanded facility.  They ...  (READ MORE)

2019 Ocean Racing Season Off To Strong Start

February 12, 2019 / / Comments Off on 2019 Ocean Racing Season Off To Strong Start

ocean machinery racing

Ocean Machinery’s Vice President, Danny Steyn, fresh off his 2018 SCCA Runoffs National Championship win in Super Touring Lite, as well as securing the 2018 Hoosier Super Tour National Championship, ...  (READ MORE)

Bennies Welding in East London, South Africa steps into the future with the Ocean Avenger

January 31, 2019 / / Comments Off on Bennies Welding in East London, South Africa steps into the future with the Ocean Avenger
The Ocean Avenger CNC Beam Drill hard at work

The Ocean Avenger CNC Beam Drill hard at work

For many of our customers, buying a CNC beamline is a daunting proposition. For most of them it is by far their most expensive capital purchase, and they have to be confident that the machine will pay ...  (READ MORE)

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