A supplier thought

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

One last try

Hi Montgomery,

I’ll make this my last message.

One thing we have seen over and over is that manufacturers rarely fail because of poor work. They struggle when growth depends on one or two clients or when getting new business is left to chance.

That’s the challenge Factur was built to solve. We help suppliers create steady, diversified opportunities so they can focus on running their business without worrying where the next project will come from.

If that sounds useful for your company, I would be glad to reconnect. If not, no problem at all.

Would you like me to send a few ideas before I close out?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

BDM

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Re: Beyond the quotes

Hello Montgomery,

You probably don’t need more quotes. You need better ones.

Factur helps manufacturers attract clients who value what they do, not just what they charge. That means stronger margins, more consistent projects, and less time spent chasing low-value work.

It’s a smarter approach than relying on reps or bid platforms — and it works.

Interested in a short conversation?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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On 6/3/2026, 10:10:00, alyssa.davis@factursolutionmfg.com wrote:

Hey Montgomery,

Many shops end up chasing bids because they don’t have a plan to attract better work directly. It feels safe and easy, but it usually leads to low margins and short-term wins.

Factur helps manufacturing suppliers step out of that cycle and into consistent expansion. The result is stronger partnerships, better-fit projects, and more predictable work.

We don’t replace reps or agencies. We provide something different. A model built exclusively for manufacturers.

Should I share a few examples?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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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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