Ganesh Machinery Wins Praise In CNC West Magazine Story

A nationally recognized leader in the manufacture of high-quality industrial equipment, Ganesh Machinery is pleased to announce that its products have been earned favorable mention in an upcoming CNC WEST magazine profile about Tungsten Trim Works, a Ganesh client.

Ron Crume, owner of Tungsten's Oregon facility, reveals that his company relies heavily on Ganesh products for its machining works. The article quotes Ron on the merits of Ganesh Machinery: "I can't say enough about the quality of their machines and their service & tech support is miles ahead of any competition. When the time comes TTW will definitely purchase more Ganesh machines." The CNC WEST profile also features a photo of Ron posing in front of a suite of Ganesh machines in use at the Oregon site.

The CNC WEST article underscores Ganesh's continued success in supplying world-class industrial machines to its clients, which include internationally known companies in the aerospace, medical, automotive, and energy sectors. Ganesh Machinery, now in its third decade in the business, manufactures a wide variety of industrial equipment, including multi-axis bar machines, big bore manual & CNC lathes, turning centers, screw machines, and VMCs, among other products. Ganesh regularly appears at industry-related events and shows held throughout the U.S.; recently the company showcased its products at the Foothills Machinery Open House (Oct. 30-31; Broomfield, CO) and the Knox Machinery Open House (Dec. 11-12; Franklin, OH). Ganesh also provides its clients a range of support services, such as training programs and time study analyses.

For additional information, visit Ganesh Machinery on the Internet at http://www.ganeshmachinery.com/ or call (888) 542-6374.

About Ganesh Machinery
Founded in March 1985, Ganesh Machinery has established itself as a leading manufacturer of industrial machines. The company's line of products includes lathes, screw machines, mills, turning centers, and more. Ganesh, based in Chatsworth, California, manufactures its equipment in a 15,000-sq.-ft. facility, which is supported by a 40,000-sq.-ft. warehouse.