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Tridi is a technology company that develops products in the field of digital manufacturing. The company provides its customers with various production methods such as 3D printing, silicone molding, sheet metal forming, CNC machining, and others. Corporate customers can achieve cost savings and reliable delivery times by accelerating all processes from prototyping to mass manufacturing.

ThomasNet helps industrial businesses grow. They do so in two ways: 1. ThomasNet.com is a leading industrial destination containing every conceivable industrial product or service. More than one million buyers a month, including engineers and purchasing professionals, rely on ThomasNet's resource of more than 607,000 industrial companies in North America, indexed by 67,000 product and service categories. Industrial companies are listed free and can expand their presence. 2. ThomasNet helps thousands of industrial businesses (manufacturers, distributors, and service companies) improve their websites to penetrate new markets, attract new customers, improve efficiency, and ultimately increase revenues. To support their business objectives, ThomasNet's Web Solutions team offers online catalogs, CAD drawings, e-commerce capabilities and many other tools to help buyers connect and do business

Shift is a German company that specializes in providing CNC-machined parts and machining services to customers within the European Union. Utilizing a proprietary IT solution, Shift efficiently selects the most suitable CNC partner from its extensive cooperation network, ensuring that they have the required machinery, experience, and available capacity to meet delivery deadlines. The company's online platform streamlines the procurement process, reducing subcontracting costs and enhancing operational efficiency. Shift's prompt quoting system allows clients to save time by eliminating the need to send out requests for quotes, thereby enabling them to better access CNC machining resources to support their business growth.

MakeTime is an online platform that enables companies to produce machined components quickly and more efficiently than ever before. MakeTime does this by collecting unused CNC machine time from qualified machine shops across the United States and placing each order with the right shop for the job. MakeTime’s software helps customers streamline time-wasting processes, gives insight and transparency to a confusing process, overcomes capacity shortages, and takes the mystery out of pricing. Its goal is to make CNC machining production straightforward and simple. MakeTime is located in Lexington, Kentucky, in the heart of American manufacturing.