Founded in 2001, PMTS reconvenes in April 2023 to celebrate its 12th biennial event for precision machining pros. Mark your calendar now and plan to join the precision machined parts community when we once again gather in person to share challenges and insights, see new technology solutions and learn about process innovations – everything you need to take back and immediately put to use in your own shop.

Take the PMTS Tech Challenge Tour, Participate in PM’s Custom Bat Contest

Production Machining is hosting a contest offering participants a chance to win a customized wooden baseball bat from Walter Bat Co. with personalized engraving of their choice for use on the field or to display. (Photo Credit: Walter Bat Co.)

Hopefully, you know that the Precision Machining Technology Show (PMTS) happens April 18-20 in Cleveland, Ohio, and have already registered and will attend. But, don’t forget to download the PMTS 2023 mobile app which is available for iOS and Android devices.

The app enables you to search exhibitors, floor plans and free show floor educational lineups; build your own personalized event agenda; connect with other attendees and set up appointments; and get the most up-to-date event information. Find the app by searching “PMTS 2023” in the iTunes or Google Play app stores.

The app also allows you to participate in the show’s Tech Challenge Tour. A list of provided clues will lead you to designated exhibitors and other PMTS points of interest where you’ll find a unique code to enter to solve each clue.

Downloading the PMTS 2023 app also enables you to participate in the show’s Tech Challenge Tour. A list of provided clues will lead you to designated exhibitors and other PMTS points of interest where you’ll find a unique code to enter to solve each clue.

Those who enter all the codes will have a chance to win a $1,500 gift card.

In addition, Production Machining is hosting a contest offering participants a chance to win a customized wooden baseball bat from Walter Bat Co. with personalized engraving of their choice for use on the field or to display. (Three will be given away.)

Why bats? This ties in with a story that will appear in our April issue about W.H. Bagshaw. The 153-year-old tradition in U.S. machining and manufacturing located in New Hampshire recently started a “side gig” business, Walter Bat Co., supporting America’s game by producing custom wooden baseball bats per customer specifications. Visit our booth #4041 to learn more and watch a video about its efforts.

Winners will be announced on Thursday, April 20.

Landscape Source: Walter Bat Co.