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Many of our customers are the second or third generation of machining families. You might say that the business is in their blood. That’s certainly the case with Kristofer Tyler, President of KPT Precision, located in Rexdale, Ontario, Canada. He started working in his dad’s machine shop when he was

“The company will be reborn as a total manufacturing solutions provider.” Continue to prosper as one of global top three machine tool builders by identifying new growth opportunities.Generate synergistic effects with DN Automotive, an automotive parts manufacturer which became its parent company in January this year, tofurther grow.Exhibit flagship products

When it comes to machining exotic alloys to high geometric accuracies, Toronto-based NWI Precision has carved out a niche. There are not many other companies that can machine the parts they’re producing at the moment. Brett Hansen, Director of Engineering, joined NWI in 2016 as a Production Manager, bringing plenty

In recent years, the NHP 4000 established itself as an industry standard in 40 taper horizontal machining. At Doosan, we’re always researching and developing to build upon a successful design. On that note, the NHP 5500 2nd Generation is officially here. Just as the 4000 set a 40 taper standard

For years, Standard Locknut made its high precision parts with Japanese machine tools. But when Brent Miller, Engineering Director, contacted Ellison Technologies and asked what they would do, they told him: Doosan. It was the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

2021 will soon come to a close. Yeah, that’s bonkers, we know. It really does feel like it was 2019 just yesterday. Lucky for us, we have a lot of proof that 2021 did, in fact, happen. All year, we’ve been highlighting end-users whose Doosan machines have made a real

Focused on Machining, based in Louviers, Colorado, is a job shop that specializes in prototype and low volume production machining for the aerospace, defense and medical industries. Owner and president Justin Quinn acquired the company in 2016, when the company was bringing in about $700,000 a year. Today, it is

Once upon a time, four General Mills electricians got together and decided to do a biker build-off. Tale as old as time. John, Brian, Ben and Brian had a goal of making their own custom bikes, and that meant they needed their own machined parts. That took more money than

Doosan is fortunate to have some really great people as customers. Not only are they warm and friendly, but many have the knack of building thriving businesses from modest beginnings under all types of circumstances. Not to mention the fact that they are walking encyclopedias on the topic of CNC