Secondary stamping source for schedule insurance

Hello there Montgomery,

Many customers bring Overton in as a secondary stamping source to protect schedules; overflow capacity, second-source coverage, or quick-turn recovery when a primary supplier is overloaded.

If you’re planning coverage for 2026 programs, who is the best person to speak with about adding a qualified high-speed stamping supplier?

Regards,

Josh Hobson
Cell: 463 219 4280
Business Development | Overton Industries
1250 Old S.R. 67 South, Mooresville, IN 46158
CAGE CODE: 0A611

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Re: Helping teams with complex CNC work

Hey Montgomery,

Curious — do you feel your current suppliers are helping you stay ahead, or are they adding friction?

At Hartmann’s Inc., we focus on being the kind of partner that supports your goals where it matters. From reverse engineering to full assembly, our AS9100D-certified team is built to deliver with precision when timing and quality can't slip.

Would it make sense to take a look at where we might fit?

Dylan Murray
Business Development
Hartmann’s Inc. | AS9100D | ISO 9001
C: (214) 831-6874
www.hartmannsusa.com

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On 5/29/2026, 16:11:40, m.dylan@hartmannsusa.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to introduce our team — we’ve been supporting manufacturers for over four generations with precision CNC machining and fabrication.

At Hartmann’s Inc., we’re focused on helping companies hit their technical goals through AS9100D-certified work. From complex components to repeatable builds, we deliver the performance required for critical applications.

We’re currently working with a few teams similar to Denrgy, providing additional capacity for tight-tolerance assemblies — especially when timelines are tight or internal resources are limited.

Happy to share a few examples if that would be helpful.

P.S. If you’re not the one handling this matter, could you connect me with the right team?

Best,
Dylan Murray
Business Development
Hartmann’s Inc. | AS9100D | ISO 9001
C: (214) 831-6874
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Re: How are you handling tight-tolerance machining?

Hey Montgomery,

Just following up here — wanted to share a bit more on how we support teams like Denrgy when tight tolerances and short lead times are in play.

At Hartmann’s Inc., we help solve complex manufacturing challenges through:
• CNC + EDM machining built to spec
• Rebuilds and reverse engineering for critical assets
• Design-for-Manufacturing support to optimize builds
• Custom assemblies that reduce handling and downtime

Let me know if you'd like to see some examples from recent work.

Dylan Murray
Business Development
Hartmann’s Inc. | AS9100D | ISO 9001
C: (214) 831-6874
www.hartmannsusa.com

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On 5/29/2026, 16:11:40, m.dylan@hartmannsusa.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to introduce our team — we’ve been supporting manufacturers for over four generations with precision CNC machining and fabrication.

At Hartmann’s Inc., we’re focused on helping companies hit their technical goals through AS9100D-certified work. From complex components to repeatable builds, we deliver the reliability required for critical applications.

We’re currently working with a few teams similar to Denrgy, providing additional capacity for high-spec assemblies — especially when timelines are tight or internal resources are limited.

Happy to share a few examples if that would be helpful.

P.S. If this is outside your remit, could you let me know who I should follow up with?

Best,
Dylan Murray
Business Development
Hartmann’s Inc. | AS9100D | ISO 9001
C: (214) 831-6874
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Extra horsepower?

Hi Montgomery,

If you rely on reps or platforms to keep your shop busy, you have probably seen how unpredictable and price-driven that work can be.

Factur helps manufacturers move away from bidding cycles and into relationship-driven expansion. That means higher-value projects, stronger customer relationships, and a more stable pipeline.

Open to exploring how this could work?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

BDM

e: sanders@factrmgidea.com

w: factrmgidea.com

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