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Making Measurement Pay Off

Precision products manufacturer uses FARO Gage to create inspection efficiencies

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Tue, 04/09/2013 - 11:11
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A family-owned business from the start, G5 Outdoors really began in 1966, when Louis Grace Sr. founded Grace Engineering in Memphis, Michigan. It’s vision statement is “Precision products through innovative manufacturing.” Over the years, the company has grown and become known for developing innovative manufacturing practices and quality products.

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Grace Sr. emphasized the importance of quality assurance in manufacturing with the mantra of, “You are only as good as you can measure.” The level of manufacturing expertise rises only to the level of the quality department’s ability to check a part.

In 2000, Louis Grace Jr. filed for a patent using metal-injection molding, or Monoflow Technology, to manufacture a broadhead for the archery industry. A year later, G5 Outdoors was born as the proverbial “better mousetrap” for an all-steel broadhead.

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