Manufacturing Mondays
For today’s Manufacturing Monday, I had an inspiring visit to Novelis, an aluminum stamping and rolling R&D center in Novi. They’re leaders in producing aluminum components for aerospace & autos and they are moving our circular economy forward!
This week’s Manufacturing Monday (which was actually on Tuesday!) featured AkzoNobel’s Research and Development facility in Troy. This facility develops innovative paints and coatings for all different types of applications! I visited the lab to see how new paints and coatings make it to market.
Today I visited Progressive Metal Manufacturing in Ferndale, a woman owned business that supplies short run metal fabrications to a variety of industries. It was a great opportunity to discuss issues facing small businesses, such as the importance of research & development tax credits that allow for companies to reinvest into their business and employees.
Today I visited Quantron in Auburn Hills to learn more about their work developing a hydrogen fuel cell semi-truck. Michigan's 11th district is on the cutting edge of developing the technologies of the future!
I was thrilled to visit Eaton Steel in Oak Park. We talked about the incredible work Michigan manufacturers are doing, how Congress can strengthen our supply chains, and the work I'm doing in Washington to help businesses in MI11 thrive. Thanks for having me!
For this week's Manufacturing Monday, I met with Moii AI in Troy to discuss their gun detection software that has the potential to save lives, in addition to their human behavior technologies that can promote efficiency and productivity. Groundbreaking work is happening in MI11!
For this weeks Manufacturing Monday, I visited Meier Screw Products, a short run precision machine shop in Ferndale. It is such an honor to visit the small to midsize manufacturers that provide value to our daily lives and economy!
For today’s #ManufacturingMonday visit, I attended FORVIA’s Innovation Days event to experience their next generation technologies in hydrogen & sustainability and learn how they are paving the way for a clean mobility future!
For this week’s #ManufacturingMonday, I visited Samsung SDI America in Auburn Hills to see how they are building batteries that will power the EVs of today and the future from a place called home.