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Re: RFQs coming up?

Hi again Montgomery,

Reaching out again quickly.

If you’re still sorting through machining needs, we’d be happy to talk through specs.

No worries if nothing is active yet.

P.S. If this isn’t your call, could you route it accordingly?

Matt Beaver | Business Development
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On 7/29/2026, 12:45:18, matt@marksmachine-co.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

Figured I’d introduce myself in case your team is prepping new RFQs.

Mark’s Machine specializes in large-scale machining for repeat production runs.
We’ve supported teams like NOV with quick-turn requests—all with ISO 9001:2015 as our baseline.

Could I send a quick overview?

P.S. If you're not responsible for this, could you share their contact?

Best regards,
Matt Beaver | Business Development
Mark's Machine Co., Inc.
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AQS PCB/PCBA Services

Hi Montgomery,

I came across Denrgy and thought AQS, Inc. might be a good fit for your PCB/PCBA needs. We’re a minority-owned, AS9100-certified business with over 30 years of experience in delivering high-quality manufacturing solutions for industries like aerospace, defense, and commercial.

From design to prototyping, and high-volume production, we cover the full spectrum of PCB/PCBA services. Our in-house team is skilled in meeting the most rigorous standards, including J-STD-001 Class 3 and CMMC Level 2 by c3PAO and IPAC-A-610.

Would you be open to an introductory Zoom meeting to discuss how AQS could support your needs, or would you prefer a capabilities overview?

With Respect,

Derek Cavanaugh
AQS, Inc.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Re: ISO 9001 - Metal Fabrication

Greetings Montgomery,

I hope all’s well on your end!

Checking in—how’s your supply chain these days? Any roadblocks with lead times or quality?

We specialize in rapid-response turnkey metal fabrication.

Would love to hear if you have any new projects in the pipeline!

P.S. If this isn’t something you manage, I’d appreciate it if you could forward it to the relevant contact.

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Matt Beaver

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Riverside Industries
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Huron, SD 57350

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On 7/24/2026, 11:18:18, beaver@riversidesindustrie.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

Are you considering adding a metal fabricator?

Do you find yourself dealing with the same delays and quality inconsistencies from your supplier?

The companies we work with choose us because we deliver the accuracy they need.

And they know they’ll never have to worry about missed deadlines.

Would you like me to send over more details?

P.S. If you’re not the right fit for this, I’d appreciate it if you could pass this to the right person.

Sincerely,

Matt Beaver

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Montgomery, in case you missed my last email, here’s a little reminder.

If you’re not the right person to talk to about this, could you point me to the right person?

Warm regards,

Matt Beaver

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On 7/16/2026, 14:26:42, beaver@riversidesindustrie.com wrote:

Greetings Montgomery,

Are you considering adding a turnkey metal fabricator for your needs?

We have the experience and capacity to keep your projects on track without delays.

Can we connect and discuss how we can support your upcoming projects?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

P.S. If you’re not in charge of this, I’d appreciate it if you could redirect it to someone more suitable.

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Matt Beaver

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Monday, August 3, 2026

Re: Before adding sales headcount

Hello 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?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

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On 7/27/2026, 10:32:06, ashley@facturmfg-direct.com wrote:

Hey Montgomery,

Most industrial companies rely on referrals, reps, and trade shows to bring in business and those channels work, until they don't.

Those channels bring in business, but not always a reliable stream of new opportunities.

Outbound fills that gap. Factur runs it for you, so new conversations are coming in consistently.

How are you finding new buyers today?

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On 7/27/2026, 08:33:54, ashley@facturmfg-direct.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

More quote-ready opportunities usually means hiring another salesperson but it doesn't have to.

At Factur, we focus on creating that layer for you. Generating conversations and working them to the point where your team can step in at quoting.

It gives you more quote-ready leads without changing your internal structure.

Does this sound like something you’d want to explore?

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On 7/20/2026, 11:08:06, ashley@facturmfg-direct.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

Considering hiring another rep?

For most industrial companies, that means salary and benefits before they produce a single quote.

At Factur, we operate alongside your team, generating conversations and bringing them to the point where your team can step in at quoting. Most clients start seeing traction in the first two months.

It ends up being a lower-risk way to add coverage without putting another full-time salary on the books.

Open to a 15-minute call?

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Sunday, August 2, 2026

6 Best Iron Filters for Well Water in 2026

Iron in well water can leave orange stains on toilets, discolor laundry, create a metallic taste, and gradually build up inside plumbing fixtures and appliances. A properly selected iron filter treats the water before it reaches the rest of the house.

The best iron filter for well water depends on more than the brand name. You need to consider the amount and type of iron in the water, the presence of manganese or hydrogen sulfide, household water demand, pH, hardness, maintenance requirements, and available installation space.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lists 0.3 milligrams per liter, or parts per million, as the secondary standard for iron in drinking water. Iron above this level may cause rusty color, sediment, metallic taste, and reddish-orange staining.

After comparing treatment method, flow rate, iron-removal capability, maintenance, installation requirements, and suitability for different well-water conditions, these are the six best iron filters for well water.

Best Iron Filter for Well Water: Quick Comparison
Rank
Iron filter
Best for
Treatment type
Notable feature
1
SpringWell WS Series
Best overall
Air-injection oxidation and backwashing filtration
Treats iron, manganese, and sulfur
2
Culligan Smart High Efficiency Iron-Cleer
Best professionally installed system
Oxidation and automatic filtration
Smart monitoring and dealer support
3
Waterdrop WD-WHF3T-FG
Best cartridge-based value
Seven-stage cartridge filtration
15 GPM flow rate
4
SpringWell Filter and Salt-Based Softener
Best for iron and hard water
Oxidation filtration and ion-exchange softening
Treats multiple well-water problems
5
Fleck 2510-Based Iron Filter
Best customizable system
Configurable backwashing filtration
Flexible media and treatment setup
6
iSpring WHO32B-MKS
Best freestanding cartridge system
Three-stage cartridge filtration
Drain-assisted filter changes 1. SpringWell WS Series — Best Overall Iron Filter for Well Water

The SpringWell WS Series ranks first because it combines strong iron-removal capability with a chemical-free air-injection oxidation process.

The system creates an air pocket inside the treatment tank. As well water passes through this area, dissolved iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide are oxidized into particles that can be captured by the filter media. The system then backwashes automatically to flush accumulated contaminants into a drain.

SpringWell states that its air-injection system can treat up to 7 parts per million of iron, 1 part per million of manganese, and 8 parts per million of hydrogen sulfide.

Two sizes are available:

The WS1 provides a service flow rate of 12 gallons per minute.
The WS4 provides a service flow rate of 18 gallons per minute.

The WS1 is generally suited to smaller and medium-sized households, while the WS4 provides additional capacity for larger homes with four or more bathrooms. Both systems require a drain connection and sufficient well-pump capacity for backwashing.

Why it ranks first

The SpringWell WS Series is designed specifically for the most common aesthetic problems associated with well water: iron stains, black manganese deposits, and rotten-egg odor caused by hydrogen sulfide.

Unlike cartridge filters, the primary media does not require replacement every few months. Automatic backwashing reduces routine maintenance, although the control head, drain line, and media bed still need periodic inspection.

Advantages

Treats iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide
No routine chemical injection
Automatic backwashing
Available in 12 GPM and 18 GPM configurations
Suitable for whole-house treatment
Strong documented iron-treatment capacity

Limitations

Requires electricity and a drain
Needs adequate well-pump flow for backwashing
May require professional installation
Does not soften hard water

Best for

Homes with moderate to high iron levels, sulfur odor, manganese staining, or several related well-water problems.

2. Culligan Smart High Efficiency Iron-Cleer — Best Professionally Installed Iron Filter

The Culligan Smart High Efficiency Iron-Cleer is a strong option for homeowners who prefer professional water testing, system sizing, installation, and ongoing service.

The system uses an oxidation process to convert dissolved iron into filterable particles. It is intended to address metallic taste, rust-colored stains, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide odor. Its smart controls provide continuous system monitoring and allow users to review operating information remotely.

Culligan also offers the Select Plus Series Iron-Cleer as a less technology-focused alternative. This system is designed for both well and municipal water and targets staining, unpleasant taste, appliance buildup, and hydrogen sulfide odor.

Why it ranks second

Water chemistry can make iron treatment complicated. Factors such as pH, iron type, manganese, sulfur, tannins, and bacterial activity may affect performance. Culligan’s dealer-based model is useful when a homeowner does not want to size, install, program, and troubleshoot the equipment independently.

The main disadvantage is that product specifications and costs may depend on the system configuration recommended by the local dealer.

Advantages

Professional water testing and sizing
Automatic oxidation and filtration
Smart system monitoring
Treats iron-related staining and metallic taste
Can address manganese and hydrogen sulfide
Installation and service support are available

Limitations

Usually requires a dealer consultation
Pricing is not as transparent as direct-purchase systems
Features and capacity may vary by configuration
Homeowners have less control over installation

Best for

Homeowners who want a professionally configured iron filter with monitoring, installation, and local service.

3. Waterdrop WD-WHF3T-FG — Best Cartridge-Based Value

The Waterdrop WD-WHF3T-FG is a three-housing whole-house filter that uses seven stages of filtration to reduce iron, manganese, chlorine, rust, sediment, sand, and odor.

According to Waterdrop, third-party initial-performance testing showed reductions of 95.9% for iron, 99.7% for manganese, and 97.7% for chlorine. The system also carries NSF/ANSI 372 certification for lead-free materials.

The WD-WHF3T-FG provides a rated flow of 15 gallons per minute and uses 5-micron filtration. Its iron-and-manganese cartridges are listed for approximately six to twelve months of service, although actual filter life depends heavily on contaminant levels and household water consumption.

Why it ranks third

This Waterdrop system is easier to understand and maintain than a large backwashing tank. It does not require an electronic control valve or automatic regeneration cycle.

Its compact design and 15 GPM flow rate make it practical for homes with limited utility-room space. It also treats sediment and chlorine-related issues alongside iron and manganese.

However, percentage-reduction results should not be confused with a maximum supported iron concentration. Homeowners with severe iron contamination should confirm that a cartridge system can handle their laboratory results before purchasing.

Advantages

Seven-stage filtration
15 GPM whole-house flow rate
Reduces iron, manganese, sediment, rust, chlorine, and odor
Compact compared with tank-based filters
No automatic backwashing cycle
Lead-free material certification

Limitations

Replacement cartridges create recurring expenses
Severe iron may clog cartridges quickly
No published maximum influent iron level on the product page
Does not remove hardness
Filter life varies substantially with water quality

Best for

Homes with mild to moderate iron, manganese, sediment, or chlorine concerns that need an accessible cartridge-based whole-house filter.

4. SpringWell Well Water Filter and Salt-Based Softener — Best for Iron and Hard Water

Iron and hardness are separate water-quality problems. An iron filter oxidizes and captures iron, while a water softener uses ion exchange to reduce calcium and magnesium.

The SpringWell Well Water Filter and Salt-Based Softener combines an air-injection iron filter with a conventional salt-based softener. This configuration treats iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide before reducing hardness minerals.

The iron-filter portion is rated for up to 7 parts per million of iron, 1 part per million of manganese, and 8 parts per million of hydrogen sulfide. The WS1 iron filter provides a 12 GPM service flow, while the WS4 provides an 18 GPM service flow. The corresponding softeners are available in different capacities for smaller and larger households.

Why it ranks fourth

This combination is more appropriate than using a water softener alone when the well contains substantial iron. Heavy iron loading can foul a softener’s resin and reduce its efficiency. Placing a dedicated iron filter before the softener protects the softening stage and treats a broader range of water problems.

The tradeoff is increased equipment size, installation complexity, salt use, wastewater discharge, and maintenance.

Advantages

Treats iron and hard water in one coordinated setup
Reduces manganese and hydrogen sulfide
Helps protect the softener from heavy iron loading
Available for different household sizes
Automatic iron-filter backwashing
Provides softened water throughout the house

Limitations

Requires more installation space
Needs electricity, drainage, and a brine tank
Requires regular salt replenishment
Produces backwash and regeneration wastewater
More complex than a single iron filter

Best for

Well-water homes experiencing orange iron stains, scale buildup, soap scum, spotted dishes, and other signs of both iron and hardness.

5. Fleck 2510-Based Iron Filter — Best Customizable Iron-Removal System

A Fleck 2510-based iron filter is not always sold as one standardized package. Instead, the Fleck control valve may be paired with different tank sizes, oxidation methods, injectors, and filter media.

This flexibility allows a water-treatment professional to configure the system for the household’s iron level, pH, manganese concentration, sulfur odor, flow requirements, and available backwash rate.

The Fleck 2510 is used on automatic backwashing and regeneration systems. Its installation requirements include a drain, a bypass arrangement, appropriate water pressure, and sufficient backwash flow. Fleck documentation also warns that plumbing heavily clogged with iron should be cleaned or replaced and that a dedicated iron filter may be required ahead of a softener.

Why it ranks fifth

A properly configured Fleck system can provide effective treatment and long-term serviceability. Replacement valves, seals, injectors, pistons, and control components are commonly serviceable rather than requiring replacement of the complete tank assembly.

Its main weakness is inconsistency between sellers. Two systems labeled as Fleck 2510 iron filters may use different media, tank sizes, oxidation methods, and programming. Buyers must examine the complete treatment package rather than evaluating the valve name alone.

Advantages

Highly configurable
Automatic backwashing
Serviceable control platform
Can be paired with different iron-filter media
Suitable for professionally designed systems
Available in different tank and flow configurations

Limitations

Performance depends on the complete system configuration
No single universal iron-removal rating
Requires correct programming and backwash flow
Usually needs professional sizing
Product quality may vary between assembled packages

Best for

Homeowners working with a knowledgeable installer who can build and program a system around detailed laboratory water-test results.

6. iSpring WHO32B-MKS — Best Freestanding Cartridge Iron Filter

The iSpring WHO32B-MKS is a three-stage whole-house cartridge system designed for iron, manganese, hydrogen sulfide, sediment, chlorine, and certain heavy metals.

The system is rated to treat dissolved iron concentrations of up to 3 parts per million and manganese concentrations of up to 1 part per million. It provides a flow rate of up to 15 gallons per minute. iSpring states that the cartridges may last for up to 150,000 gallons or 12 months, whichever occurs first. Actual service life will depend on the water’s contaminant concentration and household usage.

The horizontal housings include drain valves that allow users to release pressure and drain water before removing the cartridges. The system also stands on its own steel frame, eliminating the need to mount heavy filter housings on a wall.

Why it ranks sixth

The WHO32B-MKS offers clearly stated iron and manganese limits, high whole-house flow, standard-sized cartridges, and a more convenient filter-change design.

It ranks below the backwashing systems because cartridge consumption can become expensive when well water contains heavy iron or sediment. The product page also indicated that the model was out of stock when reviewed, so availability should be verified before purchase.

Advantages

Treats up to 3 PPM of dissolved iron
Treats up to 1 PPM of manganese
Up to 15 GPM flow rate
Targets hydrogen sulfide odor
Freestanding steel frame
Drain valves simplify cartridge replacement
Uses standard 20-by-4.5-inch cartridges

Limitations

Cartridge life decreases in heavily contaminated water
Replacement filters create recurring costs
Not intended for iron levels above its stated limit
Does not soften hard water
Availability may vary

Best for

Homes with low to moderate dissolved iron that need a freestanding cartridge system with easier filter changes.

How to Choose the Best Iron Filter for Well Water Test the well water first

Do not select an iron filter based only on orange stains or metallic taste. Obtain laboratory results for:

Total iron
Ferrous and ferric iron, when available
Manganese
pH
Hardness
Hydrogen sulfide
Turbidity and sediment
Tannins
Coliform bacteria
Nitrate and other locally relevant contaminants

The CDC recommends testing private well water at least once each year for total coliform bacteria, nitrates, total dissolved solids, and pH. Additional testing should be based on local conditions and observed water-quality problems.

Identify the type of iron

Ferrous iron is dissolved and may initially appear clear. After exposure to air, the water can turn orange or brown. Ferric iron is already oxidized and may make the water appear discolored immediately. Organic or colloidal iron can be more difficult to remove because it may remain suspended or be associated with natural organic matter.

A basic sediment cartridge may capture ferric particles but usually will not remove substantial dissolved ferrous iron without an oxidation stage.

Match the filter to the iron concentration

For lower iron levels, a specialized cartridge system may be sufficient. Higher concentrations generally favor an oxidation and backwashing system with a clearly documented iron limit.

Never assume that a filter reporting a high percentage reduction can treat water with any iron concentration. Reduction percentage, test conditions, filter capacity, and maximum influent concentration are different measurements.

Check pH requirements

Oxidation and filter-media performance can be affected by pH. Some iron filters work poorly in acidic water. Compare the laboratory pH result with the manufacturer’s operating range and determine whether a neutralizer is needed.

Confirm the required flow rate

The service flow rate must support simultaneous fixtures without causing a major pressure drop. Larger households, multiple bathrooms, high-flow showers, and large appliances may require a higher-capacity model.

Backwashing tank systems also need sufficient well-pump output. A filter that requires 5 or 7 GPM for backwashing may not clean itself properly if the well pump cannot maintain that rate.

Consider manganese and sulfur

Black staining may indicate manganese, while a rotten-egg smell often points to hydrogen sulfide. Choose a system specifically rated for these problems rather than assuming that every iron filter will remove them.

Decide between cartridge and backwashing filters

Cartridge iron filters generally have a lower initial complexity and require less floor space. They are often suitable for mild or moderate contamination.

Backwashing filters cost more to install but are generally better suited to higher contaminant loads. Instead of replacing cartridges frequently, they clean the media automatically by reversing water flow and sending accumulated material to a drain.

Frequently Asked Questions What is the best iron filter for well water?

The SpringWell WS Series is the best overall option in this ranking because it has a clearly stated iron-treatment limit, automatic backwashing, multiple flow-rate options, and the ability to treat manganese and hydrogen sulfide.

The most appropriate system still depends on laboratory water-test results.

How much iron can an iron filter remove?

Capacity varies by design. In this comparison, the SpringWell air-injection system is rated for up to 7 PPM of iron, while the iSpring WHO32B-MKS is rated for up to 3 PPM.

Other systems may report percentage reductions rather than a maximum incoming iron concentration. These figures should not be treated as interchangeable.

Will an iron filter remove the rotten-egg smell from well water?

Only filters designed to treat hydrogen sulfide should be expected to reduce rotten-egg odor. The SpringWell WS Series, Culligan Iron-Cleer systems, and iSpring WHO32B-MKS are designed to address hydrogen sulfide alongside iron.

Can a water softener remove iron?

A softener may reduce small amounts of dissolved iron, but it is not a substitute for a dedicated iron filter when iron concentrations are substantial. Excess iron can foul the resin, increase salt consumption, and shorten service life.

For water containing both high iron and hardness, an iron filter followed by a softener is generally the more appropriate configuration.

Do iron filters remove bacteria?

An iron filter should not be assumed to disinfect well water. Iron bacteria and disease-causing microorganisms require separate evaluation and may need well cleaning, disinfection, or an additional treatment stage.

Have the water tested by a qualified laboratory before relying on any filtration system for microbiological safety.

How often should an iron filter be replaced?

Replacement frequency depends on the type of filter.

Cartridge filters may require replacement every few months or approximately once per year. Backwashing media systems can operate for several years, but valves, injectors, drainage components, and media still require inspection and eventual servicing.

Does an iron filter reduce water pressure?

Any filter can reduce pressure if it is undersized, clogged, incorrectly installed, or operated beyond its rated flow. Select a system with sufficient service flow for the household and replace or backwash the filter as required.

Final Verdict

The SpringWell WS Series is the best iron filter for well water overall because of its air-injection oxidation process, automatic backwashing, strong documented iron capacity, and ability to treat manganese and hydrogen sulfide.

The Culligan Smart High Efficiency Iron-Cleer is the strongest choice for homeowners who prefer professional testing, installation, monitoring, and service.

The Waterdrop WD-WHF3T-FG provides a practical cartridge-based option for mild to moderate iron and sediment. The SpringWell filter-and-softener combination is more suitable when the home has both iron contamination and hard water.

A Fleck 2510-based system offers extensive customization when designed by a qualified installer. The iSpring WHO32B-MKS is a useful freestanding cartridge system for iron concentrations within its stated 3 PPM limit.

Before purchasing any iron filter for well water, test the water, confirm the type and concentration of iron, verify the household flow requirement, and check whether the well pump can support the system’s backwashing needs.

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Thursday, July 30, 2026

Any components needing better durability?

Hi Montgomery,

Checking in to see if you have components—machined, assembled, sliding, rotating or tooling-related—experiencing wear that may benefit from Armoloy’s coatings. We provide TDC, XADC, Electroless Nickel, Nyflon, Bi-Protec and composite options to help improve durability and reliability across many industries.

If you’d like, I can review an application or join a brief chat.

P.S. If you’re not the right fit for this, I’d appreciate it if you could pass this to the right person.

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The Armoloy Corporation
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Need CNC capacity?

Hi Montgomery,

Figured I’d introduce myself in case your team is planning Q4 builds.

Mark’s Machine specializes in heavy-duty CNC builds for complex jobs.
We’ve supported teams like Phillips 66 with quick-turn requests—all with ISO 9001:2015 as our baseline.

Open to seeing what we do best?

P.S. If you're not the decision-maker here, could you share their contact?

Best regards,
Matt Beaver | Business Development
Mark's Machine Co., Inc.
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Re: Quick-Turn Metal Parts for Low-Volume Runs

Greetings Montgomery,

I know timing isn’t always ideal, and things can get busy.

I wanted to follow up in case longer lead times, inconsistencies, or capacity gaps are starting to slow things down on your end.

We work with teams that need reliable support across precision fabrication, machining, certified welding, heat treating, finishing, and inspection—especially when quick-turn support make the difference between meeting deadlines and delays.

If this isn’t something you handle directly, would you be open to directing me to the right person on your team? And if it is, is there anything in your pipeline that’s been challenging to keep moving lately?

P.S. In case this isn’t your area, would you mind passing this along to the right person?

Matt Beaver

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

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On 7/9/2026, 11:49:20, matt@duncan-aviationinc.com wrote:

Good day Montgomery,

Are extended lead times or part inconsistencies making your job harder than it needs to be?

That’s precisely 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 initial builds through full production.

Our work is handled completely 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 current project that’s been especially challenging to source lately?

Best regards,

Matt Beaver

Duncan Aviation
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Lincoln, NE 68524

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Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Large machining help

Hi Montgomery,

I’m with Die Craft M&E. We help heavy industrial companies source large machined components, machined

weldments, waterjet-cut parts, and engineered spares when supplier handoffs or complex process routing are

slowing work down. For teams like Denrgy, this can be useful when components require machining,

fabrication, welding, cutting, and assembly managed by one supplier.

Could we schedule a brief meeting with your engineering team to discuss where Die Craft may be able to

help?

John Boss

Die Craft Machining and Engineering

Business Development Manager

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Re: Real work, not bids

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.

Want to see a few quick examples?

Best regards,

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BDM

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Hello 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.

Want to explore the approach?

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Monday, July 27, 2026

Re: A quick note about your stamped components

Hi Montgomery,

Wanted to keep this light. If a stamping partner with in-house tooling and deep draw capability would be useful, I’m here as a resource. No pressure at all.

Happy to send over a capabilities sheet if that helps.

P.S. If this isn’t for you, could you send it to the appropriate colleague?

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On 7/17/2026, 12:11:15, josh@precision-stampingc.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

At PRESCO, we specialize in high-volume, tight-tolerance stamping with in-house tooling and nearly eight decades of deep draw and progressive die experience. Our 75,000 sq. ft. facility runs 45+ presses from 5 to 300 tons, supported by a full tool room and modern QC lab.

Teams typically reach out when they want less supplier variability behind their parts. Because we build and maintain all tools internally, customers only pay for tooling after samples are approved—minimizing project risk.

If helpful, I can send over a quick capabilities snapshot or line card. Would you be open to a short exchange?

Best,
Josh H
Precision Stamping
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Re: Thinking about another rep?

Hey Montgomery,

Most industrial companies rely on referrals, reps, and trade shows to bring in business and those channels work, until they don't.

Those channels bring in business, but not always a reliable stream of new opportunities.

Outbound fills that gap. Factur runs it for you, so new conversations are coming in whether it's a busy season or a slow one.

How are you finding new buyers today?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

BDM

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On 7/20/2026, 11:08:06, ashley@facturmfg-direct.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

Are you planning to add another salesperson this year?

For most industrial suppliers, that means months of hiring, training, and ramp time before they're producing.

At Factur, we run that function for you, generating conversations and bringing them to the point where your team can step in at quoting. Most clients start seeing traction in the first two months.

It ends up being a lower-risk way to add coverage without putting another full-time salary on the books.

Open to a 15-minute call?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

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Re: Another rep might not be the answer

Hey Montgomery,

More quote-ready opportunities usually means hiring another salesperson but it doesn't have to.

At Factur, we focus on building that layer for you. Generating conversations and working them to the point where your team can step in at quoting.

It gives you more opportunities without changing your internal structure.

Is that something worth exploring?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

BDM

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On 7/20/2026, 11:08:06, ashley@facturmfg-direct.com wrote:

Hey Montgomery,

Are you planning to add another salesperson this year?

For most industrial suppliers, that means months of hiring, training, and ramp time before they're producing.

At Factur, we run that function for you, generating conversations and bringing them to the point where your team can step in at quoting. Most clients start seeing traction in the first two months.

It ends up being a more flexible way to add coverage without putting another full-time salary on the books.

Worth a quick conversation?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

BDM

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Friday, July 24, 2026

Re: ISO 9001 Standard Metal Fabrication

Greetings Montgomery,

Is now the right time to explore a new metal fabrication partner?

Is your current supplier still causing delays and quality concerns?

The companies we work with know they can rely on us for accuracy and consistency.

And they know they’ll get their parts on time.

Would you like me to send over more details?

P.S. If you’re not the right fit for this, I’d appreciate it if you could pass this to the right person.

Best regards,

Matt Beaver

Business Development Manager
(214) 444-5129
Riverside Industries
40361 200th Street
Huron, SD 57350

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On 7/24/2026, 10:18:00, beaver@riversidesindustrie.com wrote:

Montgomery, in case you missed my last email, here’s a little reminder.

If you’re not the right person to talk to about this, could you point me to the right person?

Kind regards,

Matt Beaver

Business Development Manager
(214) 444-5129
Riverside Industries
40361 200th Street
Huron, SD 57350

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On 7/16/2026, 14:26:42, beaver@riversidesindustrie.com wrote:

Greetings Montgomery,

Are you interested in exploring adding a turnkey metal fabricator?

We have the experience and capacity to keep your projects on track without delays.

Can we connect and discuss how we can support your upcoming projects?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

P.S. If you’re not the right fit for this, I’d appreciate it if you could pass this to the right person.

Kind regards,

Matt Beaver

Business Development Manager
(214) 444-5129
Riverside Industries
40361 200th Street
Huron, SD 57350

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Re: ISO 9001 Certified Metal Fabrication

Montgomery, in case you missed my last email, here’s a little reminder.

If you’re not the best contact for this, could you direct me to the appropriate person?

Best regards,

Matt Beaver

Business Development Manager
(214) 444-5129
Riverside Industries
40361 200th Street
Huron, SD 57350

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On 7/16/2026, 14:26:42, beaver@riversidesindustrie.com wrote:

Greetings Montgomery,

Are you interested in exploring adding a turnkey metal fabricator?

We have the experience and capacity to keep your projects on track without delays.

Can we connect and discuss how we can support your upcoming projects?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

P.S. If you’re not in charge of this, I’d appreciate it if you could pass this to the right person.

Warm regards,

Matt Beaver

Business Development Manager
(214) 444-5129
Riverside Industries
40361 200th Street
Huron, SD 57350

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Monday, July 20, 2026

Before you hire another rep

Hello Montgomery,

Considering hiring another rep?

For most industrial suppliers, that means salary and benefits before they produce a single quote.

At Factur, we run that function for you, generating conversations and bringing them to the point where your team can step in at quoting. Most clients start seeing traction in the first two months.

It ends up being a lower-risk way to add coverage without putting another full-time salary on the books.

Worth a quick conversation?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders

BDM

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Friday, July 17, 2026

A quick note about your stamped components

Hi Montgomery,

At PRESCO, we specialize in high-volume, tight-tolerance stamping with in-house tooling and nearly eight decades of deep draw and progressive die experience. Our 75,000 sq. ft. facility runs 45+ presses from 5 to 300 tons, supported by a full tool room and modern QC lab.

Teams typically reach out when they want a deeper engineering bench behind their parts. Because we build and maintain all tools internally, customers only pay for tooling after samples are approved—minimizing project risk.

If helpful, I can send over a quick capabilities snapshot or line card. Would you be open to a short exchange?

Best,
Josh H
Precision Stamping
463 219 4280

Thursday, July 16, 2026

ISO 9001 Standard Metal Fabrication

Greetings Montgomery,

Are you considering adding a turnkey metal fabricator for your needs?

We have the experience and capacity to keep your projects on track without delays.

Can we connect and discuss how we can support your upcoming projects?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

P.S. If you’re not the right fit for this, I’d appreciate it if you could share it with the appropriate team.

Sincerely,

Matt Beaver

Business Development Manager
(214) 444-5129
Riverside Industries
40361 200th Street
Huron, SD 57350

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Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Right person for coating solutions?

Hi Montgomery,

Quick question—are you the right person to speak with about surface issues on the parts your team designs, builds or maintains?

If not, could you point me toward the correct contact?

John Boss
Business Development Rep
The Armoloy Corporation
m. 317-342-2235
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Friday, July 10, 2026

Re: Production support note

Hi Montgomery,

I’ll leave this here for the time being.

If machining capacity or time-sensitive CNC work becomes a priority later on, feel free to reach out.

Jacob Warrens
Dimensional Machine Works
317-342-0267
www.dimensional-machineworks.com

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On 7/3/2026, 07:47:40, warrens@dimensional-machineworks.com wrote:

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to share one last bit of context.

We’ve helped OEM teams consolidate machining work and stabilize lead times by keeping production local to our Houston facility, especially during production ramps or when internal capacity is tight.

If this is useful now, I’m happy to share details. If not, no problem at all.

Jacob Warrens
Dimensional Machine Works
317-342-0267
www.dimensional-machineworks.com

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Reaching more of the right companies

Hi Montgomery,

We built a system that helps B2B companies in relationship-driven markets create more conversations with the right accounts. Most of the work happens behind the scenes before outreach even starts.

We help define your ideal target accounts, find the key decision-makers within those companies, and build a relevant audience to support a more focused approach to business development.

Our database includes more than 55 million business records. After a quick conversation to understand your ideal customer profile, we can provide 1,000 sample contacts so you can see the kind of audience Factur could help you build.

Open to a quick conversation?

Best regards,

Ash Sanders
BDM
Factur

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Thursday, July 9, 2026

Fast Turnaround Metal Parts for Low-Volume Runs

Hello Montgomery,

Are long lead times or part inconsistencies making your job more difficult than it should be?

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

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

Our work is handled completely 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 current project that’s been especially challenging to resource lately?

Kind regards,

Matt Beaver

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

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Friday, July 3, 2026

Capacity planning context

Hi Montgomery,

I wanted to share one last bit of context.

We’ve helped OEM teams consolidate machining work and stabilize lead times by keeping production local to our Houston facility, especially during production ramps or when internal capacity is tight.

If this is useful now, I’m happy to share details. If not, no problem at all.

Jacob Warrens
Dimensional Machine Works
317-342-0267
www.dimensional-machineworks.com

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Thursday, July 2, 2026

Beyond the quotes

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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Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Re: A supplier thought

Hi Montgomery,

One area where Die Craft M&E is often helpful is when a component needs more than one supplier step, such

as waterjet cutting, fabrication, welding, machining, and assembly. That can be especially useful for

replacement components, machined weldments, and large industrial parts where routing and coordination

matter.

Could we schedule a brief conversation with your engineering team to see if this applies at Denrgy?

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

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On 6/24/2026, 09:12:00, john@diecraftengmachine.com wrote:

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

Thursday, June 25, 2026

Re: Too many eggs, one basket

Hey Montgomery,

Most manufacturers don’t lose momentum because of poor work. It happens when too much growth depends on one client or one unpredictable channel.

Factur helps suppliers build systems that create steady, diverse opportunities and stronger visibility. That means more control, healthier margins, and fewer surprises.

Would it make sense to set up a quick call?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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On 6/3/2026, 15:20:36, alyssa@facturideamg.com wrote:

Hello Montgomery,

Before Factur, our co-founder Gabe ran a successful manufacturing business that depended heavily on one main customer.

For a while, everything looked great. But when that customer scaled back, the company had to close its doors. The business wasn’t diversified, and there was no system to replace the lost work.

That experience shaped how we built Factur. Gabe learned that manufacturers need a consistent, balanced flow of new opportunities. Not dependence on one relationship.

Factur helps companies like yours avoid that same risk with an approach that creates stability and consistent expansion.

Would it make sense to compare notes?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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Wednesday, June 24, 2026

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

Tuesday, June 23, 2026

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
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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

w: factursolutionmfg.com

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Thursday, June 18, 2026

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

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

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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Monday, June 15, 2026

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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Friday, June 12, 2026

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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Wednesday, June 10, 2026

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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Tuesday, June 9, 2026

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

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Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Should I close this out?

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.

Would you like to revisit down the road?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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Too many eggs, one basket

Hi Montgomery,

Before Factur, our co-founder Gabe ran a successful manufacturing business that depended heavily on one main customer.

For a while, everything looked great. But when that customer scaled back, the company had to close its doors. The business wasn’t diversified, and there was no system to replace the lost work.

That experience shaped how we built Factur. Gabe learned that manufacturers need a consistent, balanced flow of new opportunities. Not dependence on one relationship.

Factur helps companies like yours avoid that same risk with an approach that creates stability and consistent expansion.

Should we talk sometime this week?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM