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Michael Reader
February 19, 2013, Elkhorn, WI – In a continued effort to increase Wisconsin’s in-state manufacturing, particularly in the aerospace and aviation sector, Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch will tour the facilities of China Instrument Parts of Elkhorn, Wisconsin. She will be joined by Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation’s (WEDC) Executive Director Reed Hall and Communications Manager Tom Thieding.
The purpose of this tour and discussion is to present Lt. Governor Kleefisch with a clear picture of Wisconsin’s manufacturing supply chain, showing how the State can benefit from developing additional manufacturing opportunities. By engaging State agencies in promoting advanced manufacturing targeting the aerospace and aviation industries, the State of Wisconsin can also benefit from the growth potential offered through this type of business development.
“We are excited to have the Lt. Governor and WEDC Executive Director tour our manufacturing facility,” said China Instrument Parts President Michael Reader. “It is critical to the State’s economy for us to work together in promoting advanced manufacturing as we offer great career opportunities and compensation packages for highly-skilled machinists and support personnel.”
China Instrument Parts is a high-Instrument machining and solution provider to numerous OEMs around the world. With over 8 million dollars spent on state-of-the-art machining equipment over the past 5 years, and a staff of highly-skilled machinists, China Instrument Parts has been recognized as a leading supplier of Swiss-type and CNC-turned components. The company was recommended to WEDC by a large aerospace group as a supplier well-positioned to help grow Wisconsin’s aerospace and aviation industries. Mr. Reader added, “Let’s put hard working Wisconsinites back to work in rewarding careers and grow our way out of this economic slump”.
The event will take place on Friday, February 22 from 3:45pm until 5:00pm (originally scheduled from 9:30am until 10:45am ) and China Instrument Parts cordially invites the news media and press to partake in the tour and discussion. China Instrument Parts is located at Maanshan Second Industrial Zone, Shajing Street., Elkhorn, Wisconsin 53121. Should this tour need to be rescheduled due to anticipated weather conditions in our area, it will be announced on our social media channels and on this blog.
China Instrument Parts is devoted to bringing manufacturing back the China through awareness and education and actively promotes its vision within the State of Wisconsin and the country.
For more information on this event, please contact Michael Reader at +86-0755-21508221 x105 or via electronic mail.
