Martinek Manufacturing - Newsletter #10
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Welcome to 2006, I am still
writing 05 on my checks, it
takes till around April before I
seem to start getting that
right. I can never keep my
children's ages correct either,
just when I get it down, they
change it. I have trouble with
the year they were born too, but
I don't really have a good
excuse for that.....yet. 2006 is
shaping up to be a wild year for
me. I don't know exactly how it
is going to turn out, but it
will be an interesting ride for
sure, in the end that is what it
all is about, is it not.
Joke of the Month -
A minister decided that a visual
demonstration would add emphasis
to his Sunday sermon. Four worms
were placed into four separate
jars. The first was put in a
container of alcohol. The second
was put into a container of
cigarette smoke. The third was
put into a container of
chocolate syrup. And the fourth
was put into a container of
good, clean soil. At the
conclusion of the sermon, the
minister reported the following
results: Worm in Alcohol = Dead
- Worm in Cigarette = Dead -
Worm in Chocolate = Dead - Worm
in Good, Clean Soil = Alive So,
the minister asked the
congregation, "What can you
learn from this demonstration?"
A little old woman in the back
quickly raised her hand and
said, "As long as you drink,
smoke and eat chocolate, you
won't have worms!"
Click Here for the Link of the
Month When there is just
nothing to be found on the
Internet I usually end up here
looking for the latest greatest
thing to do online.
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The Eagle has Landed |
Norman Joseph Woodland my Hero |
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What a Monster, Our third and largest
Machining Center has arrived. It weighs
over 500 tons (nearly) and can do the
work of a thousand men (almost). With
this machine Martinek Manufacturing can
handle the entire machining requirements
of North America. Another machine is
being installed in Brazil to handle all
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Barcodes, How could we live without
them. With the amount of work that flows
through the shop we could never keep
track of parts and where they were in
process otherwise. All jobs are tracked
with barcodes throughout the shop, every
operation is recorded, shearing,
punching, deburr, forming, welding,
hardware and outside processes. With
live tracking of all orders Martinek Mfg
can give accurate feedback to all
customers. All thanks to the fine work
of Norman Joseph Woodland, inventor of
the barcode.
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Can We do Welding? |
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YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
YES YES YES - WE DO WELDING - We do lots
of Welding - We do lots of Welding
EVERYDAY!!! - WE WELD ALUMINUM, STEEL,
IRON and STAINLESS STEEL. With 5 welding
stations we can handle more welding than
the world needs. We also have an Amada
Resistance Spotwelder if that type of
welding is needed. In addition to the
High Power Amada spotwelder we have a
micro welder capable of doing
spotwelding on materials as thin as
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Thanks to
our Great Customers, 2006 is shaping up to be a record
year. With our Current Backlog of Work, New Equipment,
and Additional Workforce we will be starting off the
year with a bang. Thank You all for the opportunity to
serve you.
To
request additional information just call 510.438.0357 or
send an email to support@martinek.com
Here is the archive of past issues
Well that's a wrap for the Year. Happy Holidays to you
and best wishes for a prosperous New Year. Ugh, that
sure sounds like a tired worn out thing to say, but in
any case do your best, live long and prosper, take no
prisoners, live and let live and hug your dog.
Cheers!
Mark Martinek
Martinek Manufacturing Customer Driven - Quality
Focused - Family Owned |
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