PPE: For Manufacturers It’s More than a Trend
We are working hard at training future welders for the manufacturing industry. Learn to train your replacements.
WireCrafters & Training Future Welders
We are working hard at training future welders for the manufacturing industry. Learn to train your replacements.
The Future of Supply Chain after a Pandemic
Apartments and condos have limited storage. WireCrafters offers the solution to your tenant storage issues. Read more about our solution here.
A Pandemic’s Effect on Amazon and other Distributors
Apartments and condos have limited storage. WireCrafters offers the solution to your tenant storage issues. Read more about our solution here.
Larry McDonald | WireCrafters Employee Spotlight
Larry McDonald, a 40-year employee with WireCrafters, retires. Long tenured employees is a common theme at WireCrafters. Watch Larry’s interview.
WireCrafters MODEX 2020
Despite everything, WireCrafters still made it to MODEX 2020. We wrapped up on Thursday of the show. Here are some highlights from MODEX 2020.
MODEX Show 2020 | WireCrafters Booth 5204
Our 2020 modex show is going to be awesome! We have a great display planned for the 2020 MODEX show in Atlanta, Georgia. Come see it!
Milt Tandy Announced as President of WireCrafters
Milt Tandy has been announced as the new president of WireCrafters.
WIRECRAFTERS WEBSITE LAUNCH! – Mondays With Milt
We launched a new website design. Take a look at the WireCrafters website design with David Fishburn and Milt Tandy on Mondays With Milt.
What Made In The USA Means And Why It Matters
Now we can talk about the importance of USA-made materials and products. “Made In USA” labels are trademarked by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). To be considered Made In U.S.A, it’s stated that “all or virtually all” significant parts and processing that go into the product must be of US origin. For some industries, if their items are assembled in the US with more than 50% American-made parts, they are still legally allowed to use the trademarked label. Because of these broad terms, both consumers and companies can become confused about the validity of this label. There’s good news though. Some companies, like WireCrafters, sell products that are 100% Made In U.S.A.