Exceptional engineering enables Marlin Steel
Tony Witt, a mechanical engineer at Marlin Steel and graduate of the University of Maryland's Clark School of Engineering, designed and engineered the Singapore client's sheet metal product. He stated, "Marlin's investment of 2.5 million in new robots is having a big impact on quality and speed. We have raised the bar on quality and clients love it. Closer tolerance means parts fit together as they are supposed to."
Another reason Greenblatt believes that Marlin Steel won this prestigious award is the engineering ethic at Marlin Steel Wire. Twenty-five percent of Marlin Steel Wire's employees are either mechanical engineers or designers. One of Marlin Steel's mechanical engineers, Kashyap Alur, stated, "This intellectual horsepower gives Marlin Steel the ability to generate innovative ideas that save clients money and time.
Marlin Steel engineers must discuss with the client their fit, form and function. Exceptional engineering enables Marlin Steel to ship products faster because we make products right the first time. This requires a sizable investment in AutoCad software, but it is worth it." Mr. Alur is presently designing custom stainless steel wire baskets to hold a myriad of different parts for Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines.
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