It was a privilege to welcome both Representative Glenn Thompson and Mike Kelly to our facilities. They explored how we contribute to @USNavy aircraft carriers and amphibious warships, highlighting our impact on national defense. We deeply appreciate Rep. Thompson and Mike Kelly and their staff's steadfast commitment to supporting Pennsylvania’s vital industrial base for these naval vessels. #ellwoodnationalforge #usnavy #aircraft #madeinamerica #makingthingsthatmatter #makingadifference
关于我们
When our customers bring us the most complex challenges, ELLWOOD National Forge delivers comprehensive solutions. We combine world-class finish machining expertise and extensive program management experience with the vertically integrated strength of the ELLWOOD companies to offer exceptional quality, reliable delivery, and superior value. Our turnkey solution streamlines the supply chain to save our customers time and expense while minimizing their risk. With deep metallurgical expertise, state-of-the-art machining and heat treating equipment, world-class engineers and skilled machinists, we tackle every challenge with creativity and a problem-solving attitude. Our emphasis on increasing process capabilities has led us to invest in robotic automation for finish machining of complex parts and to develop value-added welding and coating techniques. By continually investing in both technology and our people, we have positioned ourselves as the premier provider of turnkey finished machined solutions. We lead the industry in boring expertise, including through boring, bottle boring, blind boring and honing operations for hollows up to 75 feet in length and 66 inches in internal diameter. Our extensive vertical and horizontal heat treatment capabilities, including state-of-the-art control systems, quenching, and testing capabilities, enable us to heat treat alloy, stainless, and titanium to a wide range of demanding specifications. ELLWOOD National Forge is ISO 9001-2015 certified and we are relentless in our drive for quality because our turnkey components go directly into the field for our global customers. We proudly manufacture a wide range of highly specialized and mission critical products including hard target penetrator bombs, artillery components, power generation rotors, naval propulsion shafting, oil and gas drilling components and other heavy industrial products.
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https://www.ellwoodnationalforge.com
ELLWOOD National Forge的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 工业机械制造业
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Irvine，Pennsylvania
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2003
- 领域
- Heat Treat、Boring、Machining、Oil and Gas、Rough Machining、Marine、Defence、Power Generation、Sub-Sea、Metallurgy、Finish Machining、Turning and boring、NDT、Forging、Program Management、Turn-Key和Non-Destructive Testing
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ELLWOOD National Forge员工
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The fall season comes to a close, but there is still some warm sunshine out there. What a beautiful area we live in! This is from our location in Irvine, PA. #makingthingsthatmatter #americanmade #ellwood #ellwoodnationalforge #PennsylvaniaProud #madeinamerica #makingadifference #forging
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Veterans Day officially started on November 11, 1926 with these words in Presidential Proclamation 3071: NOW, THEREFORE, I, DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, President of the United States of America, do herby call upon all of our citizens to observe Thursday, November 11, 1954, as Veterans Day. On that day, let us solemnly remember the sacrifices of all those who fought so valiantly on the seas, in the air, and on foreign shores to preserve our heritage of freedom, and let us reconsecrate ourselves to the task of promoting an enduring peace so that their efforts shall not have been in vain. With these words, we set aside November 11th as a special day to honor our armed services veterans. On this day we express our deepest thanks for their service and sacrifice that have helped to secure more than two centuries of American progress and prosperity. Because of the service of our veterans and active military personnel, we are able to enjoy the freedoms of living in this great nation. On behalf of Ellwood National Forge, it is with the deepest gratitude that we thank and recognize the following personnel for their dedicated service to the United States of America: Veterans: Justin Amy, Dan Anderson, Tim Ashe, Jan Bowen, Jay Cooper, Jerry Cressley Jr, Richard Goodwill, Brandon Gregg, Taylor Hendrickson, Matt Himes, Nick Hogue, Jeff Kinney, Sam Logan, Dave Lohr, Greg Long, Ted Lord, Wes McCanna, Wendell Peters, Darren Pifer, Brice Reed, Walt Romanosky, Ryan Yost. Active/Former Reserves: Rob Barrett, Troy Darr, Austin Gourley, Brad Klenck, Ted Masters, Craig Nadolny, Frank Nichols II, Sara Simons.
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Interested in joining our team? Visit enfjobs.com
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Meet Ethan Reed! Ethan was raised in Spartansburg, PA and graduated high school in 2008. He was practically born into machining, as he began working at his family owned machine shop at the age of 15. After graduation he went on to become a CNC Machinist at Composiflex for nearly 5 years prior to joining the ELLWOOD team in 2013. Ethan is instrumental in running CNC mills and lathes, producing quality parts for our land based, oil and gas and rotor product lines. Ethan still resides in Spartansburg with his wife, Amanda, and three sons; Eli, Stanley, and Bishop. When the opportunity for a little free time presents itself, Ethan enjoys outdoor activities such as fishing, hunting, and camping. Thank you for your dedication to ENF, Ethan!
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On Saturday, September 28th?ELLWOOD National Forge held a friendly sporting clay shooting competition for their employees at the Kalbfus Gun Club in Clarendon, PA, coupled with a lunch provided by Kondak’s Market. Each individual on a four person team received 100 clay pigeons, with the best cumulative scoring team taking home gift cards from Elk County Ammo and Arms. ? Congrats to our first place team consisting of Chris Ruppen, Jay Cooper, Chad Johnson and Aaron Keller, with a top score of 289 out of 400. ? 2nd?Place shot a 253 out of 400 - Mike Wenzel, Greg Spade, Zach Sturdevant, Paul Howick 3rd?Place shot a 248 out of 400 - Drew Murphy, Greg Cameron, Jason Harkins, Clay Strahan ? And the following took top honors per the modified Lewis Class scoring method: Class A – Cole Schultz; Class B – Chris Ruppen; Class C – Kevin Dininny. ? Kudos to all who participated in this event!
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