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INTMA Brings Value to the Industry
INTMA has been providing high-quality services to the Tooling and Machining Industry for the past several decades. Our goal is to provide manufacturing professionals with programs, business events, and networking opprotunities to enhance your operations.
THE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS
INTMA has developed a new approach in reaching Indana based manufacturers by focusing on their business. There are many associations that try to provide value but fall short because they lose focus on the end user. At INTMA, we strive to bring you cost reduction programs, up-to-date benchmarks for our area, and networking events for business leaders to interact. Ultimately, these programs and interactions lead to the machine tool executives running more effective and profitable businesses.
INTMA Receives Star
Chapter Award for 2nd Year!
2012 National Robotics League (NRL) to be Hosted in Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis will host the 2012 National Robotics League (NRL) competition on May 5th & 6th. It will take place at Circle Centre Mall located downtown. Whether you are a competitor, student, parent, volunteer, teacher, business owner, or simply a spectator, we welcome you to join us for this exilerating event!
The NRL is the only league that formalizes ties between competitor teams and manufacturing partners. Students are exposed to career possibilities in manufacturing and manufacturers build valuable links with local schools by helping students engineer robots for the competitions. NRL focuses exclusively on students, from middle school to college, who want to design, build, and compete.
Sponsors and volunteers are needed for this event. Click HERE to access additional information from NRL's website.
"This competition and the work leading up to it is really the machining industry in motion as these participants have worked for months in machine shops across the country learning the skills of grinding, boring, measuring, material selection, and working within identified constraints. This is our industry's future and possibly one way your company will survive and thrive." ~ Steve Wolsiffer, INTMA President
