MFGmatch.net to Help Machine Shops Find Customers, Free
MFGmatch.net will now provide machine shops and contract manufacturers the opportunity to connect with engineers, plant managers, product designers and other buyers of custom manufacturing services free-of-charge.
Boston, MA, July 02, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The Industrial Leaders Group announced today the launch of MFGmatch.net, a custom manufacturing marketplace to connect companies with machine shops and contract manufacturers at http://www.mfgmatch.net. The company said the new site was launched in response of a serious need for small and medium sized job shops with limited marketing budgets to compete with larger shops with a more dominate online presence.
According to Conrad Bailey, spokesperson for MFGmatch.net, the site is designed to help domestic and international machine shops promote their services online while enabling those in the market for custom manufacturing services to submit RFQ's (request for quotes) directly to national and international manufacturers at http://www.MFGmatch.net. Bailey said the focus of the site is on machined parts, precision components and other custom products constructed in various metals, plastics, rubber, wood and other materials.
"MFGmatch.net was designed to include offerings for all types of services provided by machine shops such as castings, engineering and design, fabrication, forging, woodworking, tool and die making, prototyping, plastic and rubber parts, molding, mold making, metal finishing, precision machining (http://mfgmatch.net/index.php/cat/17), heat treatment, forging and other custom manufacturing solutions," said Bailey. He added, "Industrial Leaders created the site because research has shown many smaller shops are in need of a lead generation service they can afford and compete with larger manufacturers that often dominate search engines and other industrial marketplaces on the Web."
Bailey said there are existing site that charge machine shops as much as $5,000 and up annually for the privilege to access RFQ's with no guarantee of results in terms of new customers. MFGmatch.net on the other hand is free for both the buyer as well as the supplier. He explained, "It's a win-win situation for everybody involved because the money saved by the machine shop that would usually be spent on advertising can be passed on to the buyer."
About MFGmatch.net
MFGmatch is a Free Custom Manufacturing Marketplace at http://www.MFGmatch.net connecting buyers and suppliers of custom parts, precision components, machined items and other made-to-order products and solutions. The site is the solution to high-priced marketplaces as it's designed to enable machine shops, contract manufacturers, foundries, engineers and other professionals to post and explore RFQs at no charge.
This press release was issued through IndustrialPR. For more manufacturing and engineering news go to http://www.industrialpr.net.
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According to Conrad Bailey, spokesperson for MFGmatch.net, the site is designed to help domestic and international machine shops promote their services online while enabling those in the market for custom manufacturing services to submit RFQ's (request for quotes) directly to national and international manufacturers at http://www.MFGmatch.net. Bailey said the focus of the site is on machined parts, precision components and other custom products constructed in various metals, plastics, rubber, wood and other materials.
"MFGmatch.net was designed to include offerings for all types of services provided by machine shops such as castings, engineering and design, fabrication, forging, woodworking, tool and die making, prototyping, plastic and rubber parts, molding, mold making, metal finishing, precision machining (http://mfgmatch.net/index.php/cat/17), heat treatment, forging and other custom manufacturing solutions," said Bailey. He added, "Industrial Leaders created the site because research has shown many smaller shops are in need of a lead generation service they can afford and compete with larger manufacturers that often dominate search engines and other industrial marketplaces on the Web."
Bailey said there are existing site that charge machine shops as much as $5,000 and up annually for the privilege to access RFQ's with no guarantee of results in terms of new customers. MFGmatch.net on the other hand is free for both the buyer as well as the supplier. He explained, "It's a win-win situation for everybody involved because the money saved by the machine shop that would usually be spent on advertising can be passed on to the buyer."
About MFGmatch.net
MFGmatch is a Free Custom Manufacturing Marketplace at http://www.MFGmatch.net connecting buyers and suppliers of custom parts, precision components, machined items and other made-to-order products and solutions. The site is the solution to high-priced marketplaces as it's designed to enable machine shops, contract manufacturers, foundries, engineers and other professionals to post and explore RFQs at no charge.
This press release was issued through IndustrialPR. For more manufacturing and engineering news go to http://www.industrialpr.net.
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