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President Obama Pitches Made-in-America Products in New York

May 14th, 2012

According to CNET, President Obama called for ‘insourcing,’ at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) of the University at Albany, State University of New York on May 8. The President’s visit was aimed to highlight “the connection between education, innovation, and manufacturing in supporting investment and bringing jobs back to the U.S.” Read [...]

Increased Use of Aluminum in Boat Construction

May 1st, 2012

According to Yacht and Boat, The new 2012 models from Bayliner in the 175 and 185 both feature an aluminum forward swept tower. Constructed of aluminum, the angle of the tower has been created to compliment the curves of the boat from the deck line to the waterline, providing shade and cover for passengers and [...]

Products Made in America Create Jobs in Home Construction

April 25th, 2012

According to a Recent Story on The Sacramento Bee website, T.E. Jones, a home builder in Virginia“has taken on the challenge of constructing a home from American made products – from the nails to the shingles to the furniture and decor.” T.E. and his company Vintage Homes are aiming to create jobs by promoting American-made [...]

The 8th Aluminium Two Thousand World Congress

April 17th, 2012

via SteelGuru.com Aluminium specialists have been invited to submit papers for presentation at the 8th edition of the Aluminium Two Thousand World Congress will be held in Milano, Italy. The event May 14-18 2013, is organized by Interall Srl (Aluminium Publications) and promoted by important European aluminium associations, industries and universities. The last date for [...]

Aluminium in Naval Design

April 10th, 2012

According to a recent article in Maritime Journal, the US Seafighter vessel was an 80m craft designed for 52 knots with 500 tons of deadweight. Designer John Bonafoux said, “It was the first vessel designed to the new US Naval Rules. It had to take two helipads so we developed specialised aluminium extrusion for the [...]