Toledo Metal Spinning Company in the News

Why is Metal Recycling Important? Metal Recycling has a Positive Impact on the Environment Recycling reduces the amount of waste that goes into landfills, and reduces the need to mine for new materials, which helps to reduce our carbon footprint. To put it in perspective, mining destroys the environment, large parts of mountain ranges and

Why is “Made in the USA” important to us?    Purchasing a product with the “Made in the USA” logo gives American consumers a sense of freedom, pride and satisfaction, knowing they are contributing to our economy and supporting American jobs, and fellow Americans. The manufacturing industry in the United States helps to increase jobs,

Ohio Treasurer presents first Ohio Strong award to Toledo worker Written by Duane Ramsey | | news@toledofreepress.com Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel presented the inaugural Ohio Strong award to John Incorvaia Jr. of Toledo Metal Spinning (TMS) on March 24. Mandel launched the new effort to help recognize men and women in manufacturing and the skilled trades

metalforming-magazine-2013-03 Toledo Metal Spinning Company was featured in an article in Metal Forming Magazine in March of 2013 titled: “Operators Revel in Hydraulic-Press Controls Refresh” by Brad F. Kuvin, Editor.  The article includes information on AP&T presses upgraded with Siemens Panel PC’s running Siemens WinCC Flexible application software by Toledo Integrated Systems. PDF Format:  View

Ohio Business Wins U.S. Chamber of Commerce Award

The Toledo Blade, Jan 24, 2006 Discharged from the U.S. Navy after four years of service during World War II, Al Jurowski needed a job fast. So, when he was offered one on the spot at Toledo Metal Spinning Co., he jumped at the opportunity. Yesterday, he celebrated his 60th anniversary at the shop with

San Diego, CA, September 29, 2003 – The Council of Better Business Bureaus today announced the winners of the 2003 Better Business Bureaus’ International Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics. They are: FBL Financial Group, Inc., West Des Moines, IA (1,000+ employee category) The Durable Slate Company, Columbus, OH (100-999 employees) Baker Printing Company, Inc., Baker,

The Toledo Blade, May 23,2002 Ken Fankhauser turned over to his employer a check an auditing client had made out in his name instead of cashing it, a move that so impressed the customer he eventually sold the Toledo business to Mr. Fankhauser and his brother. Thirty-eight years later, the Fankhauser family business – Toledo