CNC Surface and Profile Grinding Machines Create Industrial Standard and Custom Saws and Knives

May 10, 2008 - PRLog -- Many industrial standard and custom saws and knives take 8 to 15 weeks to be manufactured, but York Saw and Knife Company (http://www.yorksaw.com) claims to produce most customer’s equipment in less than three weeks.

They say they do this through their fully automatic CNC surface and profile grinding machine, coupled with their laser and water jet cutting and heat treating, both at their state-of-the-art U.S. based facility.

"Most suppliers of saws and knives are distributors outsourcing their customer’s requirements overseas, which lead to long lead times and no control over the manufacturing process." says Michael Pickard, CEO of York Saw and Knife Company.  "But we control all the manufacturing of our saws and knives in-house, right here in the United States.  This permits us the flexibility to react to our customer’s needs and requirements on the spot, whether that be a change in the shipping date or an actual product's physical requirements."

He goes on to say, "Through our ongoing investment in cutting-edge technologies, we are capable of producing higher quality saws and knives at a quicker pace with reduced costs."

The company has been producing industrial standard and custom saws and knives for more than 100 years, and their website features a blog on everything from their fully automatic CNC surface and profile grinding machine to information on industrial knives, circular saws and knives, packaging knives, food processing knives, band blade saws and knives, and more.

York Saw and Knife Company is located in Emigsville, Pennsylvania.  With their fully automatic CNC surface and profile grinding machines, they can produce quality circular and straight knives in any configuration, grade of material or hardness for a wide range of industrial applications and OEM machines.

To learn more, visit http://www.yorksaw.com.

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