Happy with your fab partner's performance?

Hi Montgomery,

Are you fully satisfied with the performance of your plastic injection molder?
At TNT Plastic Molding Inc., we offer a wide-ranging suite of plastic molding services to streamline your production. Our capabilities include:
Precision plastic injection molding for scalable production

Durable and precise tooling and molds

Custom part manufacturing tailored to your specifications

Full contract manufacturing with a focus on reliability and efficiency

Are you interested in finding a supplier with lower scrap rates, faster lead times, and fair pricing?
Let’s chat. What’s your availability for a brief discussion?

P.S. If this isn’t for you, could you redirect it to someone who handles this?


Josh H
TNT Plastic Molding Corona, California
P: 4632194280
www.tntplasticmoldinginc.com

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Quick-Turn Metal Parts for Low-Volume Orders

Greetings Montgomery,

Are long lead times or vendor inconsistencies making your job harder than it needs to be?

That’s exactly where many of our customers were before they started working with Duncan Manufacturing Solutions.

We provide quick-turn CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication, helping projects move from early prototypes through ongoing production.

Our work is handled entirely in-house, including sheet metal forming and bending, precision waterjet cutting, CNC machining support, certified welding and assembly, heat treating, paint and finishing, and final inspection.

Is there an upcoming project that’s been especially challenging to resource lately?

Warm regards,

Matt Beaver

Duncan Aviation
(214) 444-5129
3701 Aviation Rd
Lincoln, NE 68524

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Re: When the pipeline gets quiet

Hello Montgomery,

One of the most common things we hear is "outbound didn't really work for us".

Usually it comes down to the same things: bad targeting, generic messaging, or nobody had time to keep it going.When those pieces come together, the results look completely different. We've helped industrial suppliers go from zero outbound presence to generating new pipeline opportunities per month.

Would it be worth a quick call to see if that could work for your team?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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On 11/4/2026, 13:38:06, davis@facturmy.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

Most industrial companies don't notice a pipeline gap until it's already affecting the bottom line.

That's when most teams start chasing work instead of choosing it (saying yes to jobs they'd normally pass on, taking whatever comes in just to keep the floor busy).

The companies that avoid that cycle are the ones prospecting consistently, even when the floor is full.That's the gap Factur fills, keeping outreach running so the pipeline doesn't dry up when things get busy internally.

Has your team been able to stay proactive with outreach?

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Ally Davis

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Re: Quiet months get expensive

Hi Montgomery,

A lot of companies have tried outbound in some form.Usually, when it does not work, it comes down to a few things.

The audience is too broad.
The message is too generic.
No one has time to keep it consistent.
The follow-through gets lost when the team gets busy.

Factur helps industrial suppliers put those pieces together. We identify better-fit accounts, reach the right decision-makers, and keep the activity moving so conversations don’t depend on someone finding spare time internally.

Want to see what that could look like for your company?

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Ally Davis

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On 11/4/2026, 13:38:06, davis@facturmy.com wrote:

Hey Montgomery,

Most industrial companies don't notice a pipeline gap until it's already affecting the bottom line.

That's when most teams start chasing work instead of choosing it (saying yes to jobs they'd normally pass on, taking whatever comes in just to keep the floor busy).

The companies that avoid that cycle are the ones building a pipeline while business is still good.That's the gap Factur fills, generating new conversations so the pipeline doesn't dry up when things get busy internally.

How are you keeping pipeline moving when things are busy?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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