Ray Coombs News Today

As the last of the river ice clears the community of Hay River, N.W.T., without damage, residents are breathing a sigh of relief, and trying to move past last year's devastating floods. 

Mantle announced the commercial launch and availability of its metal 3D printing technology for toolmaking. The system simplifies the way mold tool components are made and accelerates how manufacturers making molded parts – a $265 billion market – go from product idea to launch. Mantle’s technology reduces the time to create tooling components by eliminating

Many in Hay River are still recovering from the devastating spring flooding that hit the area. Residents have mixed reactions to the territory's flood recovery support, but all have concerns about rebuilding their homes in a flood prone area.

Ray Coombs watched the Hay River arrive at his homestead “like a big tidal wave” of water and ice earlier this month. He and his wife Ashley, and some devoted friends, are knee deep in the cleanup.

Rising floodwaters have prompted people in Hay River, N.W.T., to leave their homes and businesses behind as unprecedented flooding spilled over the river banks and made staying behind unsafe for those in low-lying areas.

Westminster Tool will be able to run tests on a wider variety of projects while Sumitomo (SHI) Demag gains visibility in growing medical industry supply region.

Westminster Tool in Plainfield has announced that it is the recipient of the Moldmaking Technology Magazine 2021 Leadtime Leader award.