1. Precision Manufacturers, Partners in Success

2. MissionStatement
Agenda...
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Who we are
What we offer
Strategic Supplier Partnership

3. Who weare…
Family of Precision Manufacturing Companies “THE POWER of MANY”
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4. Whatweoffer...
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What
 ISO 9001:2008, AS9100C
 Capable Processes
 Zero returns focus
How
• TQM
• Scrap and rework metrics
• Focus on process capability
• Heavy Emphasis on Standardization
• Modern quality equipment and training
What
 Adjust to meet demand
 Machine and Assemble
 Immediate Response
How
• SMED
• Modular Fixturing
• Standardized Cutting tools
• In House Customer Support
• CATIA, SolidWorks and Master Cam
What
 On-time delivery target 96%
 Lead times of 4 - 6 weeks or
less
How
• Use of ERP/MRP (Microsoft Navision)
• Daily Stand-up Meetings
• Daily Gemba Walks
• Root Cause Analysis 5 Why’s
• Heavy Emphasis on Standardization
What
 Tolerances of 0.0002”
 Surface finishes16µ inch
How
• Modern Machine Tools
• Capital Equipment Plan
• Modern Cutting tools and Methods
• FEMA’s
• Management Team are Machinists

5. TheDifference...
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Differentiator Customer Deliverable
Integrated Manufacturing House
One Stop Shop
Lower Overhead Cost
Contract Manufacturing
Value add Services
Focus on Core Competency
R&D, Marketing, Sales
Focus on Lean Lean OEM Supply Chain
Productivity Program Cost Reduction
Integrated Supplier Agreements Cost Reduction
Inventory Management Inventory Reduction
Supply Chain Management Reduce Internal costs

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DFM
Assistance
Prototyping
Engineering
Manufacturing
Assembly
Diagnostics &
Repair
Design for
Manufacturer (DFM)
Assistance
 Senior level design
assistance
 Demonstrated ability
to continuously
reduce costs and
substantially improve
performance
Prototyping
 Fully equipped in-
house prototype area
 Ability to fast-track low
volume components
and prototypes
 Statistical Process
Control
Engineering
 Ongoing product
improvements
Manufacturing
 Precision machining
 Molding, and Grinding,
 Sheet metal fabrication
and metal finishing
Assembly
 Positive-pressure
assembly areas
 Manual and
automated assembly
capabilities
 In-house customized
fixtures
Diagnostics & Repair
 Three Dedicated
Assembly Areas
 Clean Room
Capabilities
 Experienced
Technicians
StrategicPartnership...

7. Serving“BlueChip”Customers...
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End Market Defense Semiconductor Oil & Gas Commercial Industrial Paper Handling
Trimaster/
HPG
Maine
Hoppe

8. ManufacturingFootprint...
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Location North America Ontario Massachusetts Maine
# of Facilities 4 2 1 1
Square Footage 227,000 122,000 40,000 65,000
# of Accociates 560 340 85 135
# of Machines 472 352 40 80
Local Community Springfield Technical Central Maine
College Community College Community College
MIL-I-45208A MIL-I-45208A ISO9001:2008 MIL-I-45208A
ISO9001:2008 ISO9001:2008 ITAR Registered ISO9001:2008
ISO 14001 Pending AS 9100C AS9100C ISO 14001 Pending
AS 9100C Certified FAA Repair- ITAR Registered
FAA Repair Station Station #HPOR196X AS 9100C
Assembly Assembly Assembly
Class 1000 Clean Room Repair Class 1000 Clean Room
Repair
Assembly
Training Affiliations
Quality System
Value Add Services
Group of Companies Hoppe MMPCOTrimaster/HPG
Multiple
Significant operational footprint with robust expertise

9. WideBreadthofMachinery...
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Group of
Companies
Trimaster /
HPG
Maine Hoppe
CNC Machinery
CNC 5-10 Axis Milling and Contouring 22 4 5 13
CNC Vertical Milling and Contouring 44 20 20 4
CNC Horizontal Milling and Contouring 59 43 10 6
CNC Turning 39 18 15 6
CNC Swiss Turning 21 14 7 -
CNC Wire EDM 8 3 3 2
Total CNC Machinery 193 102 60 31
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Other Machinery
Grinding / Finishing / Molding 45 27 9 9
Tool Room (Lathes / Milling) 23 23 - -
Miscellaneous 220 200 11 9
Total Other Machinery 288 250 20 18
Total Number of Machines 481 352 80 49
Mazak Integrex: 8 – 10 axis
multi-function multitask
machines
Mazak Variaxis 5 axis
machines
Mazak Nexus 4 axis
horizontal machines

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 Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM)
 Complex Assembly
 Electromechanical Testing
 Positive Pressure Testing Areas – 3
 Class 1000 Clean Room
 Supply Chain Management
 Direct Ship to End-use Customer
 Machining & Sub-Assembly
Over 2200 Components
 Check Processing Module
 Positive Pressure Testing Area
 Class 1000 Clean Room
 EDM
ValueAdd…

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CNC SIMULATION
 Eliminate errors, scrap, rework, broken tools
 Reduce machine crash, downtime & delays
 Detect spindle and table collisions
 Improve process efficiency
 Increased safety
Part Digitalization
 Create 3D model from inspected geometry; re-created component from model
 Eliminates up-front expenses; Tooling/Design
 Excellent option for replacement of damaged or low volume components
 Allows for quick, efficient re-Design
 Quick turn around!
 Design for manufacturability
 Manufacturing optimization
 Statistical Process Controls
Engineering capabilities include:
 Multiple File Formats Available
 Concurrent Engineering
 Detailed Process Review
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Engineering…

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Lean...
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VSM (Value Stream Mapping) Line Balancing/TAKT
Visual Management/Metrics
Action Item Prim. / Sec. Assign. 7/4 7/11 7/18 7/25 8/1 8/8 8/15 8/22 12/19 12/26 JOP Goal Act. Status / Notes
Set-Up Reduction (SWAT) Team
Don Wedge, Supervisors /
Steve Walbridge
Initial layout discussed - Setup time being quantified by Finance. Initial
gaging "wish list" established - needs prioritization.
Parallel Scheduling (accounting
for capacity, etc.)
Stacy Pease, Don Wedge /
Rob Esposito, Supervisors
Randomly done (reactive) but with little capacity or supported sched. Roy
and Lou to work with Rob Esposito and Global to expedite
Balanced loading of Operations
Brian Baeder, Stacy
Pease, Don Wedge / S.
Walbridge
This initiative is being tested out on the Triumph 612 before rolling out shop
wide.
Inventory Control: (2) Days or (1)
Job, maximum, at each mach.
ctr.
Stacy Pease, Don Wedge /
Floor Supervisors
1 - 2
days
Initial purging of shop resulted in establishment of inv. queue area. Team to
develop individual action plans for control, and for monitoring of turns.
Gemba Walks for Unit and
Machine accountability
Steve Walbridge, Roy
Torzullo, Sr. Staff
Fact.
Level
Factory and Unit Levels developed - Business wide roll out begun first week
of July.
Process Mapping / Scheduling
of First-Piece Inspection
Steve Walbridge / Steve
Wojtas
Addition of floor inspector appears to have lessened the impact of this
issue. S. Wojtas will run data to confirm shortened lead times. PRIORITY
LOWERED
Operator Acceptance Program
Steve Wojtas, Steve
Walbridge / D. Wedge,
Dano
Program established - S. Wojtas taking ownership, working with engineering
and manufacturing - has established first round of operators and criteria
(jobs/features)
Streamline Vendor Base
Dave Maynard, Steve
Walbridge
Supplier Scorecard developed - initial wave of supplier letters sent out (format forwarded to other
businesses) - first wave of vendor meetings being scheduled for week of June 10th.
Job Release Process Mapping
Steve Walbridge / Senior
Staff
5 - 10
days
1 - 2
days
1 - 2
days
Rolled out March, 2013 - Follow up confirms complete penetration.
Triumph 612's
Jim Sicard / Steve
Walbridge, B. Baeder
Brian Baeder (and Steve Walbridge) to work with Jim Sicard & Don Pelletier
to drive this template representing the overall program succeses.
12
weeks
3 - 4
weeks
C y c l e T i m e R e d u c t i o n S t a t u s
REDUCE CYCLE TIME TO 1/4 - 1/3
OF COMPETITIVE LEAD TIME
Senior Management
Team / Supervision
Cycle/Set-up Time Reduction

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Thankyou...
 We have diverse experience with “Blue Chip” customers and understand the
stringent Quality & Delivery requirements
We are your best choice for a successful partnership!
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 We are an experienced, world class manufacturers of complex assemblies
 We are your partners in success
 Our capacities and capabilities are well suited for strategic partnership
 Our Company is financially sound and ready to invest and expand for future
demands

14. Contact Us…
Wehelpcompaniessucceedbyprovidingthem
withworldclassserviceforprecisionmachined
componentsandcomplexassemblies...
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Visit our website at: www.promachining-solutions.com
Scott Stacey
President & CEO
Trimaster and HPG
95 Curtis Drive
Guelph, ON N1K 1E1
sstacey@trimastermfg.com
Phone: (519) 823-2661
John Brocke
President & CEO
Maine Machine and Hoppe Tech
79 Prospect Avenue
South Paris, ME 04281
jbrocke@mmpco.com
Phone: (207) 743-6344

15. MissionStatement
Appendix...
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SupplementalInformation

16. Confidential
Trimaster Manufacturing Ltd.
95 Curtis Drive
Guelph, ON N1K 1E1
Phone: (519) 823-2661
Fax: (519) 823-2850
Email: sales@trimastermfg.com
Overview…
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Location Ontario
# of Facilities 2
Square Footage 140,000
# of Accociates 340
# of Machines 352
Local Community
College
MIL-I-45208A
ISO9001:2008
AS 9100C
Assembly
Repair
Training Affiliations
Quality System
Value Add Services
Trimaster/HPG
Precision machining including multiaxis machining, Swiss style
machining, elastomer molding and complex electro-mechanical
sub-assemblies for various Fortune 500 companies and the
defense market.

17. Precision Machining
Envelope
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Tolerances of 0.0003” and surface finishing as smooth
as 16µ inch
Horizontal Milling
Large Format
Horizontals
Small Format
Horizontals
Large Format Verticals Small Format Verticals
17 Machines (Up to 4-axis)
8 Machines (Up to 4-axis)Vertical Milling
29”
60”
32”
39”
34”
24”
20”
22”
30” 16”
18”
20”

18. Swing up to 15” diameter and capable of holding
tolerances as tight as 0.0001” with surface finishes as
smooth as 16µ inch
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Turning Machining Envelope
CNC Swiss
Bar Feed
Turning
????? Up to the length of the bar
MAX:
MAX:
12 Machines (Up to 4-axis)
Chucked
.75”
15”
10”
????
2.5”
14 Machines (Up to 7-axis)
36”

19. Confidential
World class manufacturer of complex turbine components for
gas and steam turbines with the shortest lead times in the
industry.
HPG Inc.
2240 Speers Road
Oakville, ON L6L 2X8
Phone: (905) 825-1218
Fax: (905) 825-1220
Overview…
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Location Ontario
# of Facilities 2
Square Footage 140,000
# of Accociates 340
# of Machines 352
Local Community
College
MIL-I-45208A
ISO9001:2008
AS 9100C
Assembly
Repair
Training Affiliations
Quality System
Value Add Services
Trimaster/HPG

20. Precision Machining
Envelope
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Tolerances of 0.0003” and surface finishing as smooth
as 16µ inch
Horizontal Milling
Verticals
30 Machines (Up to 5-axis)
6 Machines (Up to 4-axis)Vertical Milling
26”
26”
28”
Horizontals
20”
21.5”
40”

21. 39”
18”
Swing up to 25” diameter and capable of holding
tolerances as tight as 0.0002” with surface finishes as
smooth as 16µ inch
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Turning Machining Envelope
Turning
For bar stock sizes 3” and less, much longer lengths may be possible
3 Machines
30”
25”

22. Confidential
Hoppe Technologies
107 First Avenue
Chicopee, MA 01020
Phone: (413) 592-9213
Fax: (413) 592-4688
2222
Overview…
Location Massachusetts
# of Facilities 1
Square Footage 40,000
# of Accociates 85
# of Machines 40
Springfield Technical
Community College
ISO9001:2008
ITAR Registered
AS9100C
Certified FAA Repair-
Station #HPOR196X
Training Affiliations
Quality System
Value Add Services
Hoppe
Assembly
American industry leader of precision machined components
and assemblies serving the aerospace, defense, optics, power
generation and commercial industries.

23. Precision Machining
Envelope
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Tolerances of 0.0002” and surface finishing as smooth
as 16µ inch
CNC Milling
3 Axis CNC Mills
17 Machines (Up to 5-axis)
4 Axis CNC Mills 5 Axis CNC Mills

24. Swing up to 15” diameter and capable of holding
tolerances as tight as 0.0001” with surface finishes as
smooth as 16µ inch
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Turning Machining Envelope
Turn
Integrex Mill Turn 8 Machines (Up to 7-axis)
Max Bar Feed Stock Max Chuck Diameter Min Stock Diameter
Max Stock Size

25. Maine Machine Products Co.
79 Prospect Avenue
South Paris, ME 04281
Phone: (207) 743-6344
Fax: (207) 743-6346
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Overview…
Location Maine
# of Facilities 1
Square Footage 65,000
# of Accociates 135
# of Machines 80
Central Maine
Community College
MIL-I-45208A
ISO9001:2008
ISO 14001 Pending
ITAR Registered
AS 9100C
Assembly
Class 1000 Clean Room
Training Affiliations
Quality System
Value Add Services
MMPCO
One of the largest CNC facilities in the Northeastern US with
over 60 CNC machines and a Class 1000 hard wall clean room,
serving the defense, aerospace, oil and gas markets and others.

26. Precision Machining
Envelope
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Tolerances of 0.0002” and surface finishing as smooth
as 16µ inch
Horizontal Milling
Large Format
Horizontals
Small Format
Horizontals
Small Format Verticals
MAX:
MAX:
58 Machines (Up to 5-axis)
40 Machines (Up to 5-axis)Vertical Milling
Large Format Verticals

27. Swing up to 36” diameter and capable of holding
tolerances as tight as 0.0001” with surface finishes as
smooth as 16µ inch
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Turning Machining Envelope
Mill - Turn
Large Format Small Format
Large Format Lathes
Turning
For bar stock sizes 4” and less, much longer lengths may be possible
MAX:
MAX:
54 Machines (Up to 7-axis)

28. ComponentLibrary...
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Engine Diffuser Cover Assembly
Fuel System Metering Housing (hog-out)
Aircraft Hydraulic Unit
Fuel Pump Housings
Fuel Control Housings
Bearing
Housings
Hydraulic Accumulator

29. ComponentLibrary...
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Housings
Shafts & Rollers
Closed Face
Impellers
Buckets & Blades
Open Faced
Impellers

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Defense
Digital Projection
ATM & Paper
Handling
Power Generation
Aerospace
Oil & Gas
DiverseIndustries...

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Weapons&Defense
 ITAR Compliant
 Both US and Canadian facilities
Government offsets available
 Optics Enclosure for
Remote Weapon
Station
 Structural Support for
Remote Weapon
Station
MarketAffiliations &Expertise
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DigitalProjection
 Lens Mount Assembly
 Exclusive Customer Base
 Strict Performance Requirements
 Direct Shipment to End Use Customer
 Digital Cinema
Components
MarketAffiliations &Expertise

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PowerGeneration
 Nozzles
 Impeller
 Blades & Buckets
 Blades
 Nozzles
 Discs
 Impellers
 Buckets
 Rings
 Vanes
 OGV & IGV
 Rings & Discs
 Vanes
MarketAffiliations &Expertise

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Aerospace
 Stator Housing
 Continuous Work Flow Management
 Cost out opportunities thru Lean Principals
 Vendor network to enhance Tier 1 capability
 Latest technology and manufacturing practices
 Titanium Torque
Shaft for Mast
Mounted Sensor
MarketAffiliations &Expertise

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ATMMachines&
PaperHandling
 Elastomer Molding of various compounds, including EPDM, Neoprene, Nitrile,
Natural Rubber, Poly Isoprene, Silicone, and Urethane
 8 Transfer Molding Presses
 Grinding & Profiling to tolerances of + 0.0002”
 Cylindrical & CNC Grinding and profiling to tolerances of ± 0.0002”
 12 Swiss Style Turning Centers
 Turning from 0.020" to .750" diameter
 Surface finishes as smooth as 16µ an inch
 Live Tooling
 9 Axis CNC Press Brake
 Max. Bend: 98.4" Max. Stroke: 5.91"
 Mailing Machines
MarketAffiliations &Expertise

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Oil&Gas
 Complex Pressure Valve Assemblies
 Sub-Assembly
 Sole Source for many Fortune 500 Companies
Oil&Gas
 Fuel System Metering Housing (Hog-Out)
 Fuel Pump Casting
MarketAffiliations &Expertise