RAM Mounts to open new die casting and powder coating facility in Washington
RAM Mounts has announced plans to open a new 60,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Kelso, Washington. The company, which specializes in rugged mounting solutions, has invested in this new facility to focus on aluminum die casting and powder coating. This expansion is a direct response to increasing demand and aims to enhance production efficiency.
The Seattle facilities, previously home to the die casting and powder coating operations, will now feature advanced fabrication capabilities, such as CNC laser cutting, laser welding, CNC press braking, and CNC pipe bending machines. According to the company, these upgrades will expand RAM Mounts' product range while ensuring continued precision and durability.
What people are saying
In a recent quote, Jeff Carnevali, President and CEO of RAM Mounts, said, "We are thrilled to expand our operations in both Kelso and Seattle, bringing jobs to the areas and allowing us to better serve our customers as we continue growing. These new buildings provide much-needed space for increased production and demonstrate our commitment to the community and our employees."
Chad Remmers, COO of RAM Mounts, added, "We're proud to be a part of the Kelso and Seattle communities and look forward to continuing our investment in these areas by creating jobs for local residents."
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