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National Metal Fabricators Recognized By ILG For Their Quality System & Efficiency

Businesses across the Silver State in need of machining services are turning to ILG to get bids from quality vendors

2011-12-22
LAS VEGAS, NV, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Industrial Leaders, an online network established in 2003 for the manufacturing community, announced today the launch of its latest marketing campaign to help companies in Nevada locate a suitable job shop approved by AMSN at http://www.MFGpartners.net The company said it will combine a number of promotional strategies to help bring work to local machine shops and custom manufacturers throughout the Silver State by connecting local businesses and organizations with the most suitable vendors presented on the IndustrialLeaders.com website.

According to Industrial Leaders, the campaign's primary focus will be helping companies get bids from local manufacturers specializing in custom precision machined parts and fabricated products as well as other made-to-order products http://www.mfgpartners.net/custom-precision-machined-parts

Industrial Leaders said in a press release issued Tuesday the vendors in its network is fully equipped to meet the custom manufacturing needs of casinos, construction equipment, engineering, aerospace, off-road equipment, marine, electronic manufacturers and other companies looking for a Nevada Job Shop capable of meeting their needs at http://www.mfgpartners.net/shops/nevada.html

According to IndustrialLeaders.com spokesperson Keith Moore, the company is utilizing its full resources to actively reach out to businesses in Las Vegas, Sparks, Reno, North Las Vegas, Carson City, Fallon, Boulder City, Henderson, Elko, Mesquite and other areas throughout Nevada in effort to generate jobs for its machine shop network. Moore said ILG receives projects for a wide range of custom manufacturing needs for the plastic and metal fabrication industry, CNC manufacturing, prototyping, machined parts production and other services provided by precision metal fabricators, machine shops, foundries and specialty jobbing shops.

About Industrial Leaders

Founded in 2003, Industrial Leaders is a publisher of over 192 specialized industrial directories as well as several B2B marketplaces, forums, buying guides, social networking sites and other resources for the manufacturing community. The company focuses primarily on promoting U.S. manufacturers worldwide. Domestic and foreign companies looking to purchase industrial supplies, equipment and machinery utilize the site to locate suitable suppliers in the United States serving national and international markets at http://www.IndustrialLeaders.com

This news release was distributed by IndustrialPR.net


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[Press-News.org] National Metal Fabricators Recognized By ILG For Their Quality System & Efficiency
Businesses across the Silver State in need of machining services are turning to ILG to get bids from quality vendors