Category — Engineering
2012 SHOT Show Wrap-Up
We’ve just got our heads above water from attending our most successful SHOT Show ever! We had the opportunity to see many old friends, and make a few new ones! We would like to especially thank members of the media and press that visited our shooting point at Media Day at the Range and our booth. We really appreciate your interest in our products! We appreciated all the nice folks who took the time to visit with us at the Show.
For those of you that did not get the opportunity to attend the SHOT Show, or might like to check out some of the APO media coverage here’s a consolidated media list. Pictures and individual video’s from the 2012 SHOT Show can be found on our homepage in the image and video galleries. Please enjoy the 2012 SHOT Show Wrap-Up Video!
February 10, 2012 No Comments
Ashbury Precision Ordnance [APO] Technicians at Work
We’ve been pretty busy around the shop since last month’s SHOT Show and thought we would show you what we’ve been up to!
Rube, one of our technicians, is laser engraving APO M107 Barrett 50BMG Electro-Optic mounts.
He then inspects, packages and ships several hundred to customers.
Here's Todd, one of our Engineering Technicians, work on a new product development initiative on the Haas TL-1 CNC.
February 21, 2011 No Comments
Photos from Rapid Product Development Center Workshop
Ashbury's 2010 Rapid Product Development Workshop had 25 attendee's from the medical, manufacturing, defense, firearms, maritime, military and engineering industries.
Gary Vance Manager of Engineering Services demonstrates the removal of Direct Digital Manufacturing parts from the Vantage SE machine.
Gary Vance Manager of Engineering Services demonstrates the removal of Direct Digital Manufacturing parts from the Vantage SE machine.
Engineers inspect parts made using the Fused Deposition process, piping hot just out of the machine!
Todd Day Ashbury Engineering Technician describes the advantages of creating CNC programs using FeatureCam on the Haas TL-1 CNC lathe.
Attendee's move between Ashbury CNC machining stations where process demonstrations were being conducted.
Todd demonstrates orientation of parts in the FDM.
Interlocking gear mechanisims, a good demonstration of the versatility of flexible rapid product development processes.
Various parts illustrating a well defined engineering approach using rapid product development technology to reduce cost.
Various parts illustrating a well defined engineering approach using rapid product development technology to reduce cost.
December 28, 2010 No Comments
