“Laser.” (You heard that in Dr. Evil’s voice, right?)
While Hamilton isn’t plotting world domination, we are laser-focused on conquering the heavy-duty caster and trailer industry through continuous improvement. Enter our latest game-changer: the AMADA AMNC 4ie laser cutter. Think of it as the Mercedes-Benz of lasers—precision engineering, unparalleled performance, and a $1.2 million investment all aimed at one goal: delivering more for our customers.
Why invest in a top-tier laser? Simple. It’s part of our ongoing commitment to vertical integration—taking production in-house to reduce reliance on third parties. You may recall our 2024 strategic goals: shorter lead times, streamlined product design and smarter vertical integration, to name a few. Our newest vertical lathes have already helped us shorten lead times and improve quality with bigger, better wheels. With our new laser cutter, we’re poised to hit more milestones, able to handle everything from custom designs to heavy-duty parts faster and with the same phenomenal precision.
What This Means for You
Faster production, quicker turnaround
From precision cutting to faster processing, the new laser will slash lead times of our standard products even more without sacrificing quality.
Unmatched reliability and customization
Whether you need custom casters for extreme loads or precision-cut trailer parts, this laser delivers consistent, high-quality results every time. No errors. No do-overs.
Cost-efficiency meets sustainability
Greater inhouse production capacity and a reduction in WIP inventory equates to lower production costs – savings we can pass on to you.
Scaling with your needs
From small custom jobs to large-scale production runs, this laser can handle it all. Its ability to cut up to 1-inch steel reflects our commitment to staying ahead of heavy-duty demands.
Big moves, bigger commitments
Of course, this investment is just one piece of our mission to deliver smarter, faster, tougher solutions that work harder for you. Stay tuned—there’s more innovation ahead.
After all, world domination is overrated. Heavy-duty domination? That’s more our style.