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.

John Boss
Business Development Rep
The Armoloy Corporation
m. 317-342-2235
www.thearmoloycorp.com

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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.
P:(214) 444-5129

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

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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

m. 317-342-2235

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,

Ally Davis

BDM

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On 7/2/2026, 15:47:00, alyssa@facturideamg.com wrote:

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?

Best regards,

Ally Davis

BDM

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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?

Josh Hobson

Precision Stamping

m: 463 219 4280

www.precision-stampingc.com

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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
463 219 4280

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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

BDM

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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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w: facturmfg-direct.com

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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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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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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

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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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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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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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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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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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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

e: alyssa@facturideamg.com

w: facturideamg.com

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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