Racheal shares why she loves being part of the QMC-EMI team! To learn more about our open positions, visit our careers page at https://www.qmc-emi.com/careers/
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Safety is our top priority! Recently, all of our facilities achieved over 6 months with no safety recordables. We have strong safety practices in place and we have been building on them as every employee takes responsibility for not only their own safety, but their teammates safety, as well. Each facility has experienced a cultural transition that enables every employee to be involved in behavioral and physical safety practices. As an organization we are building a culture where we are focused on risk reduction with input from all employees. Team members look for safety opportunities and speak up when they see something we should improve, making sure everyone goes home safe at the end of the day.
Congratulations team! Keep up the great work and continue to Be Safe!
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Hot stamping, also known as press hardened steel (PHS), is a process where a sheet of metal is heated in a furnace, transferred by a robot into a press, and formed in a steel or kirksite die. Our fully automated low volume, hot stamping cell provides reliability and repeatability in the manufacturing process of your parts. Our onsite metallurgy lab allows us to test our hot stamped parts post-production in order to validate the material properties and ensure that we meet your expectations for high quality products.
Our state-of-the-art hot stamping cell and metallurgy lab allow us to provide our customers with quality products every time.
Could hot stamping benefit your next program? Learn more at https://www.qmc-emi.com/capabilities/hot-stamping/
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Eric shares why he loves being part of the QMC-EMI team! To learn more about our open positions, visit our careers page at https://www.qmc-emi.com/careers/
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Sheet metal fabrication can be a very specialized process and we have more than 60 years of experience working with unique metals. We tailor our solutions to your program’s specific needs, such as joining aluminum to steel. From cutting and bending to stamping and assembling, each program is different. We manage your complete program in-house, vertically integrating all processes and technologies while maintaining a single point of contact.
Our range of complex robotic joining methods include resistance welding, hemming, adhesives for structure and bonding, and an onsite curing oven large enough for a completed BIW. In addition, our highly skilled technicians are qualified to AWS standards for GMAW, GTAW, MIG, TIG, and RSW processes. We utilize state-of-the-art equipment with capabilities for all of your advanced joining needs, including self-piercing rivets, flow drills, and adhesive applications. Using this wide range of joining technologies, we can join dissimilar metals of different thicknesses using our mixed material joining technology, such as joining aluminum to steel.
We are a world class supplier of components and assemblies for aerospace and automotive fabrication. Our commitment to craftsmanship and detail drives our growth and is ingrained in our team. In other words, we leverage old world techniques combined with the latest computer-controlled technology to bring your visions to reality.
Each metal has its own set of unique specifications. We work with numerous advanced and exotic materials including:
Our experience with this wide range of metals and their distinctive properties has allowed us to work with many diverse programs, such as joining aluminum to steel. We go above and beyond simple stamp and ship projects; we are one of the industry’s leading automotive and aerospace metal fabrication companies.
We employ a wide range of complex robotic joining methods based on your project’s specific needs and requirements, including resistance welding, hemming, adhesives for structure and bonding, and an onsite curing oven large enough for a completed BIW. We also specialize in flow drills and laser welding, ensuring we are able to use the best possible joining technology for your program. Utilizing both manual and robotic welding allow us to customize the manufacturing process to give you the repeatability and flexibility you need. Our three Centers of Excellence give us the capacity for large prototype joining aluminum projects as well as hybrid assembly and production programs.
Our joining technologies include:
After assemblies are joined, we post machine critical features that need to be drilled in or tapped. This assortment of joining methods allows us to meet your joining needs.
We have designed and completed programs with a wide array of processes for many materials, including joining aluminum, steel, stainless steel, high nickel alloys, and titanium. Due to our experience, we can join dissimilar metals of different thicknesses using our mixed material joining technology, ensuring we can join the materials your program requires.
