Rego-Fix USA CME Open House
Who is Rego-Fix?
Rego-Fix is a leading manufacturer of high-precision toolholding systems. Founded in Switzerland in 1950, the company is known for its innovative and reliable solutions that are used in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical, and watchmaking.
Rego-Fix is particularly famous for inventing the ER collet system in 1972, which has become an industry standard for tool clamping. The company offers a wide range of products, including collets, toolholders, clamping nuts, and measuring technology.
Rego-Fix is a family-owned business that is committed to providing its customers with high-quality products and excellent service. The company has a global presence, with subsidiaries and distributors in key markets around the world.
What was the Rego-Fix CME Open House?
The Rego-Fix CME, or Center for Machining Excellence, is a key part of Rego-Fix USA's presence in North America. Located at their headquarters in Whitestown, Indiana, this 12,000 square foot expansion serves as a central hub for the machining industry. Its location is strategic, placing it in the heart of North American manufacturing and providing convenient access to customers, prospects, and markets across the country.
Rego-Fix aims to provide businesses with a competitive advantage through these partnerships, enabling them to benefit from the Rego-Fix brand and its resources. Partners also gain access to a range of amenities within the CME, including private office spaces, a showroom for showcasing products, a dedicated demonstration area, and advanced audio-visual equipment.
Ultimately, the Rego-Fix CME is designed to promote collaboration and drive innovation within the machining sector. It provides a platform for partners to demonstrate their technologies, connect with potential clients, and serves as a valuable resource for education and training within the industry.
Preparing for Rego-Fix CME Open House
The Rego-Fix CME has a Tornos machine along with two other companies machines in their CME educational auditorium. The Tornos machine is located right in the middle of the auditorium.
To prepare for the open house I did the following:
1) Make sure everyone attending from Tornos has enough business cards to hand out during the event
2) Coordinate and make sure the machine gets delivered and set up in time before the open house date
3) Coordinate with the marketing team at Rego-Fix to send them what they need, such as high resolution logo pictures