PRESS RELEASE: AdaptARC Sales Manager Joins Tri Tool

Rancho Cordova, CA – Tri Tool is excited to welcome industry orbital welding expert, Tom Aquino.  With over 25 years’ experience in the manufacturing and sales of automated orbital welding equipment, Tom has worked with many of the mainstays of this industry such as Diametrics, Arc Machines Incorporated and was most recently a Sales Manager with Astro-Arc – Polysoude’s mechanized welding systems group.

On MFG Day manufacturers recognize one of many California Champion companies

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Media Contact: Gino DiCaro (Office) 916-498-3347 or (Mobile) 916-730-3443

Tri Tool out of Rancho Cordova is providing high quality jobs and skills within a cutting edge industry, and supporting California's economy.
 
Oct. 2, 2015 
Sacramento, CA - Today, on National Manufacturing Day, the California Manufacturers & Technology Association (CMTA) announced its eighth Manufacturing Champion, Tri Tool out of Rancho Cordova, by releasing a recognition video that highlights the company's positive impact on its employees and our economy.

CMTA's Champions recognition program honors positive contributions by manufacturing companies who are committed to California and exemplify the high principles of economic growth, innovation, entrepreneurship, and commitment to their employees. CMTA honored seven Champions last year and the Association continues to use the program to demonstrate the sector's incredible impact on the economy. Tri Tool's operations were a perfect fit for the recognition program, as you'll see in the video. 

"Tri Tool's visionary product and growth in the region exemplifies that California manufacturers are the best in the world," said CMTA president Dorothy Rothrock. "The impressive company is a source of pride for the region, for us at CMTA, and clearly for their fantastic workers."

Since 1972, Tri Tool Incorporated has been the world's leading engineering, manufacturing, sales and field construction services provider of precision portable machine tools, growing from just a few employees to 200 dedicated employees world-wide. Tri Tool employs and trains craftsmen, machinists and welders to make and provide services that can go deep underground, water or space to repair piping systems all over the world. Rather than bring the work piece to the machine shop, Tri Tool manufactures, in California, quality, portable machine tools you can take to the work site.


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Tri Tool Welcomes New Regional Sales Manager

Please join us as we welcome Jonathan McIntosh as the new sales manager for the Gulf States Region that includes; Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.

Tri Tool Awarded D&Z Diversity Supplier award

Rancho Cordova – June 9, 2015 – Tri Tool is awarded Day & Zimmermann’s Diversity Supplier of the Year Award.

Every year for the past 15 years, Day & Zimmermann a family-owned company specializing in construction, engineering and maintenance announces their suppliers of the year.  These companies are awarded because of the way they conduct business, contribute to Day & Zimmermann’s ability to provide a higher quality of service to their customers.

Business Spotlight: Tri Tool, Inc. works on a Pipeline of People to Fuel Manufacturing in the Sacramento Area

by Michelle Stephens, Program Manager, CALED
 
A qualified and well-trained workforce is top of the list for California businesses. As the state’s local workforce investment boards and workforce development groups tackle these challenges, some businesses have stepped up to the plate as well. One such company is Tri Tool, Inc.   

Solution Profile: BART SVBX Project

An innovative Tri Tool Services on-site machining solution proved successful in carefully removing critical communication cables buried deep in the ground, a critical phase of the BART Extension Project.

With Today’s Advanced Orbital Welding Equipment You Get Ironclad Performance!

The term “ironclad performance” has its origins in history, but is still relevant in today’s workplace and with similar meaning to the source.

There was a day when countries defended themselves with magnificent wooden warships, tall-masted and bristling with cannons. Impressive projections of political power on the high seas, these ships succumbed to technology when it occurred to nautical visionaries that smaller, more maneuverable ships clad in iron plates might be less susceptible to fire (and much more difficult to sink).