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Haas Automation Inc. opens the doors to his customers of Europe
20/12/2011
20 December 2011
In March of 2011, Haas Automation Inc . It celebrated his first day of open doors HaasTEC in years. The act attracted to visitors of all United States and of the rest of the world, between those who explained numerous Europeans. The company, inspired by the enthusiasm of so many willing people to visit more than nine thousand kilometres to see how manufacture the machines Haas, decided to put hands to the work and organise some similar but specific days for his European customers. This act, celebrated in October, had the presence of representatives of 66 companies of countries like Sweden, Denmark, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Poland and Estonia.
In the days of open doors, of two days of length, the visitors had the opportunity to see the factory of Haas working to full performance, as well as to put face to some names known, as Bob Murray, the general director, and Gene Haas, the founder and owner of the company. The assistants could know the installations of the big complex fabril of the Californian city of Oxnard (included the zones that will receive the new buildings from principles of 2012) mounted in cars of golf electrical and, as always, the organisation showed opened and taught to the assistants the last innovations of Haas, that the invited could inspect and consult to the attendants.
Haas Automation Inc. has a staff of more than one thousand engineers, montadores, programmers and operarios in his factory of Oxnard. The company duplicated his production in 2010 and in the actuality is building 1.200 machines to the month: an average of 50 machines to the day, that predictably will increase until the 80 units by day in 2012.
