At Hatch Stamping, stamping innovation drives value for our customers and is a key philosophy. But what does stamping innovation mean? Hatch Stamping believes in sharing our values with and contributing to our surrounding communities. We work with local colleges and high schools, participating in regional, statewide and national initiatives, such as job fairs and training programs. We support local robotics teams, expanded apprenticeship programs and open our plants to tours for local universities, students and industry leaders.
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Raymond was the first to express an interest in starting his own business, and his brothers readily supported the idea. They began to work evenings and weekends, and Raymond purchased his first press, a ten-ton Ames, from a company in Dearborn, Michigan. He rebuilt the machine in the basement of his home in Ann Arbor and later moved the machine to Joseph's basement in Ypsilanti. Through conversations with friends and acquaintances, Raymond Hatch soon learned of several opportunities to produce tools and stamped parts.
Hatch Stamping is dedicated to creating quality products and constantly improving its operations. Hatch utilizes cutting-edge technology such as a web-based computerized operating system and fully-integrated quality systems to maintain the highest level of excellence possible. The management system is process-oriented and systematically controls the entire workflow throughout the company.
Our passion for innovation and technology comes through in our results as well as our people. Harnessing technology and building a culture of innovation are key values at Hatch Stamping. We continually evaluate new technologies and processes to ensure we're delivering industry-leading quality, performance and agility.
Hatch Stamping Company is a powerful industry leader with over 1,300 employees worldwide in 15 manufacturing facilities and 2 technology centers locations covering over one million square feet. From Michigan and Tennessee, to Mexico and China, Hatch is positioned to service customers regionally - reducing inventory levels, in-transit inventory and long load times.
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Ted C.
Nov 15, 2018
