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Minnich Holds Event to Commemorate New Location
M
innich Manufacturing recently held an open house celebration to commemorate its move after more than 40 years at its downtown Mansfield location. Located in rural Ashland County, at 1444 St. Rt 42 in Mansfield, Ohio, the new facility provides the company with approximately 10,000 more sq. ft. to house its expanding product lines. Situated on roughly 18 acres (7.3 ha) of land, the new site offers plenty of room for future expansion. The new building provides the company with greatly increased workspace and workflow efficiency. The open house kicked off with a ribbon cutting ceremony, followed by tours of the facility and snacks served in the (L-R): Ron Harriger, Norbert Young, Guy Ousley and Toby Kerschner of Minnich were on hand to discuss office area. The event was attended by the families of the company’s product line. Minnich’s employees as well as the company’s vendors and clients. Employees were on hand at workstations throughout the factory to explain each stage of the manufacturing and testMinnich’s Randy Cleland (R) explains the functions of ing process. the slipform paver to attendees.
Operators Guy Ousley (L) and Glen Peyton discuss the machining capabilities of the company’s CNC lathe and other manufacturing equipment.
Minnich Manufacturing Plant Manager Troy Kingan and owner Jim Minnich are cheered on by company employees as they cut the ribbon.
Toby Kerschner, Minnich, provides information about the Minnich A-2C dowel pin drill.
Minnich’s Dale Anderson (L) demonstrates the wiring on Minnich’s vibratory drilling machine.
Jeff McDaniel (L) catches up with Minnich Plant Manager Troy Kingan during Minnich’s open house.
Rob Minnich talks about the company’s hydraulic vibrators.