Re: A supplier thought

Hi Montgomery,

Just following up here. Is engineering the right team to discuss outside support for large machined parts,

machined weldments, or engineered spares?

Could we schedule a short intro with the right person?

John Boss
Die Craft Machining and Engineering
Business Development Manager
M. 317-342-2235
www.diecraftengmachine.com

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On 6/18/2026, 08:43:20, john@diecraftengmachine.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to put Die Craft M&E on your radar as a manufacturing resource for large-part machining, waterjet

cutting, fabrication, welding, and engineered industrial components. Our strongest fit is work that is more

complex than basic commodity machining, especially large components, machined weldments, replacement

parts, and spares that require multiple steps. Teams often come to us when OEM timelines are stretched,

supplier coordination is slowing projects, or internal equipment is tied up.

Would it be worth a brief conversation to see if we could support Denrgy on future part ’ needs?

John Boss

Die Craft Machining and Engineering

Business Development Manager

m. 317-342-223

Reducing wear on critical components

 Hi Montgomery,

Are you seeing surface breakdown on components such as shafts, pins, slides, guides, housings, tooling surfaces or machined interfaces—especially in areas exposed to load, repetitive motion or limited lubrication?

 Armoloy provides engineered coatings including Thin Dense Chrome (TDC), XADC diamond chrome, Electroless Nickel, Nyflon, Bi-Protec and specialized composite coatings to help reduce wear, improve surface performance and extend part life without altering tolerances.

Do you have a part or application you’d like us to review, or would a brief chat help?

John Boss
Business Development Rep
The Armoloy Corporation
m. 317-342-2235
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Machining support for complex parts

Hi Montgomery,

Sharing a note from our CNC machining group.

We typically get involved when complex machining work requires both process discipline and flexibility to keep quality, lead time, and repeatability aligned across families of parts.

Our focus is precision CNC machining for multi-operation components, working closely with engineering to stabilize builds where consistency really matters.

Let me know if it makes sense to exchange notes on a specific build.

Best,
Jacob Warrens
Dimensional Machine Works
317-342-0267

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Last check-in

Hey Montgomery,

I’ll make this my last note.

One thing we’ve seen again and again is that most manufacturers don’t fail because of bad work. They stall because their growth depends on too few clients or a handful of unpredictable sources.

Factur was created to fix that. We help manufacturers build a steady, diverse flow of opportunities so you can focus on running your business without worrying where the next project will come from.

If that sounds worth revisiting, I’d be glad to share a few ideas. If not, no problem at all.

Want me to send them over?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

e: alyssa.davis@factursolutionmfg.com

w: factursolutionmfg.com

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